Architecture

Throughout World War II, until 1945, the castle in Malbork remained virtually untouched by war activities.

In 1457, King Casimir Jagiellon ceremonially entered the castle in Malbork, which remained in the Kingdom of Poland for over 300 years.

Neolithic hunter-gatherer people appeared in Gobekli Tepe about 11,500 years ago.

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

The cathedral's pipe organ was built in 1403 but has not survived to the present day. Only 12 pipes and a small part of the wooden structure remain. The creator of the original pipe organs was Frédéric Schambantz.

The king purchased the lands of the Gondi family and ordered the expansion of the building into a three-winged hunting lodge, and a park was established on 70 ha of land adjacent to the palace.

In 1820, George IV came to the throne of Great Britain.

The story goes that Galileo used took advantage of the tilt of the tower in 1600 to conduct a scientific experiment regarding the free fall of bodies.

Since its opening, there have been six parachute jumps from the Space Needle.

The Great Wall of China served not only as a defense against foreign tribes. It was also meant to protect against demons "prowling" the barren lands.