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Tiy was queen, wife of Amenhotep III, (18th Dynasty) and one of the most charismatic women in Egyptian. Its importance was such that it did not stop appearing in all the monuments built by her husband and in almost equal conditions with him Colossal statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III and his Great Royal Wife Tiye (18th Dinasty) Cairo Egyptian Museum
The Valea Peleş Castle (Sinaia,Romania) built between 1873 and 1914. Former summer residence of the kings, it is currently a museum. It was built in the time of King Charles I of Romania and the first building in Europe to have electricity and elevator.
Hermitage of San Saturio (Soria, Spain) The remains of San Saturio rest on the main altar of the temple. It was built in the late seventeenth century, hanging on the rocky side of the river Douro. The architect was Pedro de Ajín, in the middle of the baroque period, appreciable in its interior mainly
Chaumont Castle is a Renaissance style castle in the Center-Val de Loire region of France. The castle was bought by Catherine de 'Medici in 1560, a year after the death of her husband Henry II of France. There he was among others Nostradamus. #castles #art #Historicalbuildings
The pyramid of Zoser is the tomb of Pharaoh Zoser of the 3rd Dynasty of Egypt (c.2650 BC) It is now known as the step pyramid and according to Manetho was built by Imhotep the first architect and engineer of the known name of the history. It was the first real monumental cenotaph
Palacio de San Telmo Sevilla, España
Temple of Hephaestus Athens, Greece
The Arc de Triomphe in Paris is one of the most famous monuments of the French capital and probably the most famous triumphal arch in the world. Built between 1806 and 1836 by order of Napoleon Bonaparte to commemorate the victory at the Battle of Austerlitz (1805)
