The southern rosette also suffered much damage - only some of the stained glass originates back to the Middle Ages. French architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc restored the rest in 1861.
The structure has been under development for over 1,400 years. The stages of development can be divided into eight parts.
The gigantic cemetery was considered a cursed place.
In 2005, the Facade of the Nativity and the crypt of the Sagrada Familia temple were included in the UNESCO heritage list.
The frieze surrounding the triumphal arch shows a scene of the French army marching out and returning in glory.
There was a well-developed network of aqueducts in Petra.
The building serves as a lightning rod. About 100 lightning strikes the spire of the skyscraper each year.
The story goes that Galileo used took advantage of the tilt of the tower in 1600 to conduct a scientific experiment regarding the free fall of bodies.
Money is regularly fished out of the fountain by municipal services.
An average of 40 million vehicles cross the bridge every year.
They are located in Piazza di Spagna - Spanish Square, which has become famous thanks to them. Stairs are an immanent part of Piazza di Spagna.
The red granite used to build the interior of the king's chamber came from Aswan, over 800 kilometers from Giza.
A Gallio-Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter is said to have stood on the cathedral's site in pre-Christian times.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is the most typical Italian campanile, whose origin many scholars associate with Islamic building influences.
