Architecture

Until 1918, passage through the middle of the gate was reserved exclusively for members of the imperial family, the Pfuel family and their guests.

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

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.

An estimated 1,000 elephants were used to transport materials for the construction.

The enclosing walls at the base of the tower are 4.09 m long, while the top is 2.48 m long. The staircase inside the bell tower has 251 steps.

There are priceless specimens in the royal collections of the British Monarchy, but the most famous ones are located in the Tower of London.

Neuschwanstein Castle is a symbol of romance known throughout the world.

The Sagrada Familia has three facades.

More than 30 people have committed suicide by jumping from the Empire State Building.

Although there is a superstition that one should not eat on these stairs because it brings bad luck, it was a place where tourists loved to eat.