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Chartres Cathedral
Chartres is the most intact cathedral in a series of important cathedrals in the Ile de France, the outskirts of Paris, and built in Gothic style in Europe. While in man…
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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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St Paul's Cathedral
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…
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Sagrada Familia Cathedral
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…
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Kremlin
The Kremlin, a fortress in the heart of the city, has an approximation of a river triangle. A powerful place in the Duchy of Muscovite - and later Russia in general - th…
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The chapel carved in stone
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…
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10 famous architecture projects in Saigon
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.
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Temple of Madeleine
The Greek temple is located in the center of Paris, which is a rather special structure. Napoleon himself wanted to build a monument to the Great Army along the Maison C…
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Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey is one of the most magnificent roof structures in the world. The outlines suggest the shocking and visible success of this round bowl, w…
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City - Bagerhat Church (Bangladesh)
The first city was Khailifatabad, founded by General Ulugh Khan Jahan in the fifteenth century, in the largest southern delta of the world, bordering on the Bay of Benga…
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Nesebar Grass Town (Bulgarie)
Thrace, Greece, Rome and Byzance have both left their mark in the town of Nesebar on a rocky hill linked to the Black coast with a narrow strip of land. Renamed Nesebar…
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February 13: Galileo faces the Church court
Galileo was accused of supporting the Copernican doctrine, claiming that the Earth revolved around the Sun.
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Burial of a great astronomer
Nicolaus Copernicus, the father of the doctrine, thought that the earth revolved around the sun, having been ritualized by Polish missionaries for national heroes.
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The Pope honors astronomer Galileo
Yesterday, Pope Benedict XVI gave words of praise to the famous 17th-century astronomer Galileo Galilei