Architecture

The first Great Wall is said to have been built by Emperor Qin Shi Huang in the 3rd century BC.

Since the chief engineer was concerned with the well-being of his crew, a safety net was installed underneath the bridge.

Despite many destructions, the Brandenburg Gate was the only preserved city gate after World War II.

The seat of the US President forms the so-called White House complex.

For about twenty years, the construction of the palace was the main source of employment for the local population.

The undergrounds of the Colosseum hide many rooms where props were kept.

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.

One wonders why the legend concerns ravens.

In 1889, the tower was the entrance and main attraction of the International Exposition in Paris.

Above the auditorium is a bronze and crystal chandelier weighing seven tons, designed by Garnier.