Architecture

The Romans continued to develop there the cult of the Sun god, whom they called Mithras. Local legend has it that Julius Caesar was buried on the hill in golden shoes and a coffin.

Situated on the warm waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, it was a thriving port city that received enormous amounts of money from trade, allowing it to grow without disruption.

Between 1909 and 1982, the bridge was closed to pedestrian traffic because of the high number of suicide attempts.

It was the first building of its kind in England, and today it is the heart of London's fortress.

Protruding boulders that were "pedestrian crossings" rose across the streets.

These are small, shaded rooms from which artists can watch performances or rehearsals by other artists.

In 1976, the first and only mechanism failure occurred. Other clock stops that occurred were mainly caused by unfavorable weather conditions.

In 1883 it was called the "New York and Brooklyn Bridge" because Brooklyn was not part of New York until 1898. The name "Brooklyn Bridge" was given in 1915.

During the four-year period of work, many apartments of princes and courtiers were liquidated - from ...

He visited Egypt around 25 BC a few years after it was conquered by Octavian Augustus. In his work e ...