Architecture

After the Battle of Jena-Auerstedt fought on October 14, 1806, the victorious Napoleon Bonaparte took the quadriga figure to Paris, where it was to be placed permanently.

On July 7, 2007, the Great Wall of China was declared one of the world's seven new wonders.

The designers of the Leaning Tower are believed to be the architects: Bonanno and Guglielmo Pisano.

The official opening of the Trevi Fountain took place on May 22, 1762, by Pope Clement XIII.

The monument is exposed to various weather factors, such as strong winds, which damage the monument's slabs.

The cost of the construction is estimated at INR 32 million in 1653, which currently is approximately US$1 billion.

Gaudi did not complete the temple, as he died on June 10, 1926, from injuries sustained three days earlier when a streetcar hit him.

The great dome at Hagia Sophia was the largest hanging dome in the world until the completion of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.

The opening of the Colosseum was inaugurated by 100-day games, initiated by Emperor Titus Caesar Vespasianus.

The ceremonial center of imperial power was the Hall of Supreme Harmony. It is the largest surviving wooden structure in China.