Architecture

The Polish army took part in the capture of Malbork, which lasted 13 years (Thirteen Years' War). However, the castle in Malbork was not captured with weapons, but with money.

In front of the church is the Sallustiano Obelisk, almost certainly brought to Rome by Lucius Domitius Aurelianus (Roman emperor, one of the most prominent rulers of the second half of the 3rd century).

The official opening of the building was conducted by U.S. President Herbert Hoover, who illuminated the skyscraper by pressing a button in his office in Washington.

The monumental staircase at the top of the long street leading to the Tiber was designed in such a way that the scenic effect gradually increased the closer one approached.

The Empire State Building height is 381 meters to the roof and 443 meters with the antenna.

Initially, the tower was to stand for only 20 years after its construction, but due to its use for telecommunications purposes, its life was prolonged.

It is located on Liberty Island in Upper New York Bay.

After Chalgrin's death in 1811, construction was supervised by Jean-Nicolas Huyot.

It is a residue of the ancient Nabataean kingdom's capital that flourished between the 3rd century BC and 1st century AD.

Adolf Hitler was not accommodated at Schönbrunn.