Architecture

Queen Victoria's granddaughter Victoria Eugenia, who later became queen of Spain when she married King Alfonso XIII in 1906, was born at Balmoral Castle.

The Forbidden City is a palace complex in the Dongcheng district of Beijing.

It could host up to 50,000 people, although, according to the Chronograph of 354—the first illustrated codex, created by Roman scribe and stone engraver Furius Dionysius Filocalus in 354 AD—it could actually host up to 87,000 viewers.

Horace did not live to see the opening of the bridge.

Construction began in 1788 and lasted 3 years.

The Teutonic Knights were knights of small stature. This is evidenced by, among others, small beds in the dorms.

This Moorish palace is located in Seville, the capital of the Spanish region of Andalusia.

The ruins of Petra are the backdrop in Agatha Christie's crime story "Appointment with Death."

In June 1886, the Bavarian government decided to depose the king, who was living in Neuschwanstein at the time.

For this reason, Louis XIV decided to thoroughly rebuild the palace.