Category: Historical Landmarks

Marking the geographic center of the ancient capital Xian and lasting for more than 600 years, Bell Tower of Xi'an is the iconic building used to announce the time.

Terracotta Warriors is the unique attraction, located in the Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum site Museum in Xi'an, China.

Belém Tower, together with Jerónimos Monastery is a part of UNESCO World Heritage site in Lisbon, Portugal. Built in early 16th century, it was a symbol of Portugal's exploration power and it was used as the main departure and arrival point of many worldwide sea quests at the time. Today,…

Brandenburg Gate is one of the most important landmarks in Berlin. It is both  a landmark and an emblem of the city with over two hundred years of history.

Reichstag building was completed in 1894, following German national unification and the formation of the German Reich in the 1871.

Palace of Holyroodhouse is the King Charles the 3rd official residence in Scotland. Commonly referred to as Holyroodhouse Palace, it was built originally as a monastery at the end of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh in 1128, and it is closely associated with the History of Scotland. Quick facts Name:…