Architecture

In 1185, when three stories of the tower had already been built, it was observed that it began to tilt.

The structure has been under development for over 1,400 years. The stages of development can be divided into eight parts.

Around the eastern and southern ends of the Upper Court, Edward ordered the construction of luxurious, self-contained apartments for his court, creating a modern quadrilateral shape.

The Statue of Liberty is a gift from France to the U.S. for the centennial of the Declaration of Independence.

The Space Needle was built for the Seattle World’s Fair, called the Century 21 Exposition.

The Teutonic Knights brought delicacies to Malbork that were very rare on other European tables, especially in northern Europe.

Some of the Guggenheim Museum’s permanent exhibits are located outside the museum, on the boulevard separating the edifice from the Nervon River.

More than a million workers were involved in the wall's construction.

The White House is protected by the Secret Service and the police.

The most famous prisoners of the Tower were: Thomas More, Bishop John Fischer, and Queen Elizabeth I.