Architecture

In 1096, the first armed expedition (there were seven in total) set off from Western Europe, known as the Crusade.

Windsor Castle became the main royal residence for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, although early in her reign Victoria complained that the castle was boring and tiring, resembling a prison.

Hagia Sophia was built between 532 and 537 as the largest Christian church of the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) and the Eastern Orthodox Church.

The entrance to the pyramid is located on the northern wall at a height of 17 meters.

First temple emerged around the 7th century BC.

In the Schönbrunn palace gardens is the Glorieta, which is the largest and probably the most famous of all the Glorietas.

It is an observation tower located in Seattle, Washington.

Gaudi began work on the church in 1883.

The pyramid was clad mostly with the no longer extant Tura limestone, which gave it a bright and shimmering hue.

The clock was built by Edmund Beckett Denison and the EJ Dent&Co company in 1854.