Monument / Memorial

The works for arch construction started in 1806 thanks to Luigi Cagnola, who was asked by Napoleon to build a celebrative arch. After Napoleon’s defeat of Waterloo, the arch was not completed and in 1826 Franz I of Austria ordered to finish the construction. Read More

Girona features numerous beautifully preserved medieval and modern spaces. Squares, steep alleyways and buildings that make up places with an unsurpassed atmosphere and beauty, where it seems that time has stood still for centuries. Read More

The Anglican church has belonged to the history of Nice since 1820 - the cemetery also goes back to this time. The current church goes back to 1860 and is in Gothic style of the XIXème century, the interior is a true jewel. Read More

This famous statue of a little boy peeing in a fountain is a perfect representative of the irreverent Belgian humor. The unique Brussels icon has been amusing visitors on the corner of Rue de L’Etuve & Stroofstraat since 1619. Over time it has become a tradition for visiting heads of state to... Read More

Carlo Maciachini built the Monumental Cemetery between 1863 and 1866 at Porta Volta. The numerous monuments are made by a multitude of artists such as Giacomo Manzù, Luca Beltreami, Pietro Cascella, Mosè Bianchi, Francesco Messina, Medardo Rosso, Adolfo Wildt, Vincenzo Vela and Ettore Ximenes. Read More

The structure and some architectural elements of the site remind us of Arab Baths, but in reality they are a 12th century Romanesque construction.

An archway structure built in 1988, located between Passeig de Lluís Companys and Passeig de Sant Joan.

Overlooking the Champs Elysees and commissioned by Napolean himself, the Arc de Triomphe is a favourite and must-see monument in Paris.

The Auwal Mosque (South Africa's oldest) was established in 1798 by Iman Abdullah Kadi Salaam. Once an Indonesian prince, he was banished to Robben Island for conspiring with the English against the Dutch.

Antun Dominik Fernkorn, 1866., Ban Josip Jelačić Square (moved because of ideological reason in 1947, but was returned to the same place in 1990). First monumental public sculpture in Zagreb.