Architecture

A Spaniard, Joan Vila-Grau, made them.

This nickname was first applied to the Great Bell. It may have been named after Sir Benjamin Hall, w ...

In its heyday, 6300 cubic meters of water were used per hour during a three-hour show (they were powered by water from the Seine).In 1999, a storm knocked down 18.500 trees in the park.

A similar fate befell many of Pisa's structures at this time.

Many ancient flint tools were discovered on the mound's surface - neolithic knives, axes, arrows, or ...

It includes the central executive residence, on either side of which are the east and west wings. Th ...

There was also a division into the Upper Castle, more private, and the Lower Castle, dedicated to the public face of the monarchy.In 1296, a fire destroyed the Great Hall, which was not rebuilt.

He used modern techniques and materials, including iron construction (a pioneering solution also use ...