Acropolis of Athens
Acropolis is considered one of the most famous historical monuments in the world, as this Acropolis is an architectural and artistic complex, and this site was a strategic place among the countries of the ancient world, and many monuments have been added over time, including the propylae It is the huge entrance to the Acropolis, the Parthenon, as well as the Athena Nike.
Sistine Chapel
Sistine Chapel is one of the most famous papal churches located in the Vatican Palace, which was built by the architect Giovanni de Dulce between 1473 AD and 1481 AD, and this church is famous for the murals that were painted by the painter Michelangelo, It is a rectangular building in brick, and is distinguished by its interior walls and ceiling decorated with frescoes that were painted by many Renaissance masters in Florence.
Stonehenge
Stonehenge is a huge stone monument located on the Cretaceous Plain north of the city of Salisbury in England, and research has shown that this stone monument was developed gradually over 10,000 years, then the Stonehenge structure was built nearly 4000-5000 years ago, and is called Sarsens have the largest stone stone, called Sarsens, with a length of about nine meters, and a weight of 25 tons.
Pantheon Temple
The Pantheon Temple is one of the most important monuments in ancient Rome. This temple was built between the years 126 AD and 128 AD during the reign of Emperor Hadrian, and this temple is famous for its round hall with a domed ceiling, and it is believed that it was built as a temple to the Romen gods.
Leaning Tower of Pisa
The Leaning Tower of Pisa dates back to the Middle Ages in Pisa, Italy, and it is famous for its inclination, and its construction began in 1173 AD as the third and last structure of the city’s cathedral complex, and it was designed to be a height of 56 meters, and was built Three of the eight floors of white marble, but the construction became unstable as it is on soft soil, then war broke out later between italyn cities, and therefore construction stopped for about a century, which allowed the tower to stabilize and prevent its early collapse.
