Great Cathedral of St Peter
In the summer of 1505 Grand Patriarch Julius II decided to destroy the most sacred monument in Christianity - the Constantine church built more than 1,000 in the tomb of…
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In the summer of 1505 Grand Patriarch Julius II decided to destroy the most sacred monument in Christianity - the Constantine church built more than 1,000 in the tomb of…
Christopher Wren's St Paul's Cathedral, Britain's largest Baroque building never existed without the disaster of the London fire in 1666, destroying the medieval church…
It may seem paradoxical, but it can be as simple as the left and right side of the coin: in Barcelone during the 19th century, the church was collapsed in the name of pr…
Constructed from the 16th century, until now, 11 churches are still attractive and cause a lot of excitement and curiosity for countless people. The architecture is uniq…
The Independence Palace, Duc Ba church and Nha Rong wharf not only attracted visitors by historical significance but also a unique and long-standing architecture.
This architectural complex of Medieval Turkey was founded by Chief Ahmet Mengucekid of Turkey in 1228-1229 in Eastern Anatalia, in the mountains of Divrigi.
On the southwestern slope of Parnassos mountain, less than 10km from Corinth Bay, in a spectacular stone circular square has the remains of the largest cathedral worship…