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Ancient Architecture

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FRANCE

Interior

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ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE

Louvre

LOUVRE

Medieval Architecture

MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE

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MODERN ARCHITECTURE

Palladio,Andrea

PALLADIO,ANDREA

Prehistoric Architecture

PREHISTORIC ARCHITECTURE

Renaissance Architecture

RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE

Schinkel,Karl Friedrich

SCHINKEL,KARL FRIEDRICH

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Windmill of Markgrafneusiedl, Lower Austria. In the 12th century a fortified church dedicated to Saint Martin; ruined in the Turkish war of 1683; rebuilt as a windmill in 1817.
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Windmill of Markgrafneusiedl, Lower Austria. In the 12th century a fortified chu...

Windmill of Markgrafneusiedl, Lower Austria. In the 12th century a fortified church dedicated to Saint Martin; ruined in the Turkish war of 1683; rebuilt as a windmill in 1817.
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Windmill of Markgrafneusiedl, Lower Austria. In the 12th century a fortified chu...

Fortress Theben on the Danube, Slovakia.
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Fortress Theben on the Danube, Slovakia.

Farmhouse on the Danube, Hungary.
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Farmhouse on the Danube, Hungary.

Interior courtyard of Esztergom Palace, founded by Prince Arpad, first ruler of the Arpad-dynasty (890-907).
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Interior courtyard of Esztergom Palace, founded by Prince Arpad, first ruler of...

Interior courtyard of Esztergom Palace, founded by Prince Arpad, first ruler of the Arpad-dynasty (890-907).
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Interior courtyard of Esztergom Palace, founded by Prince Arpad, first ruler of...

Ruins of Aquincum (Roman settlement in Budapest), originally a Celtic settlement. In Roman times it served as a military base, a "castrum" as part of the limes. By the end of the 2nd century, the city had around 30.000 to 40.000 inhabitants and covered a large part of today's Budapest.
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Ruins of Aquincum (Roman settlement in Budapest), originally a Celtic settlement...

Bishop's palace in Kalocsa (1770-76). Kalocsa has been the seat of a bishop since its foundation by Stephan I in the 11th century.
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Bishop's palace in Kalocsa (1770-76). Kalocsa has been the seat of a bishop sin...

Synagogue in Kecskemet (1864-1871), turned into the Technical Museum in Communist times.
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Synagogue in Kecskemet (1864-1871), turned into the Technical Museum in Communis...

Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) house in Ketcskemet, Hungary
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Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) house in Ketcskemet, Hungary

In this small building the "Peace of Karlovac" between the Roman Empire of of German Nation and the Ottoman Empire was signed in 1699, an agreement which put an end to the Turkish advance in Europe. The building was later converted into a chapel.
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In this small building the "Peace of Karlovac" between the Roman Empire of of Ge...

Kalemagdan, the fortress above Beograd, was already a Roman fortification. Sultan Sueleyman the Magnificent conquered it in the 16th century, Prince Eugene of Savoy won it for the Habsburgs. One of the gates to the fortress.
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Kalemagdan, the fortress above Beograd, was already a Roman fortification. Sulta...