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Madrid is home to several iconic landmarks. The Bullfighter's Ring has neomudéjar architecture and shields of Spanish provinces. The Country Hall has a modern Baroque facade and was built in 1907, opposite the Cibeles fountain, a symbol of the city. The Cathedral of the Almudena began construction in 1883 and was consecrated in 1911, making it the first cathedral outside Rome to be consecrated by the Pope. The Prado Museum houses European masterpieces from the 16th-19th centuries and is one of the most important art museums in the world, featuring works by Velázquez, El Greco, Goya, and others.
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- Windmills in Holland, including the five tallest Schiedam mills and the 19 mills of Kinderdijk declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- The Langlois Bridge in Arles, France painted by Van Gogh and now on display at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
- The Belem Tower in Lisbon, Portugal built in 1514-1520 in a blend of styles and a symbol of Portugal's maritime discoveries.
- Several other
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This document provides information on several famous European landmarks and monuments, as summarized below:
The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany, dates back to 1791 and was a symbol of Germany's division during the Cold War. It has since been renovated and now symbolizes a reunified Berlin. Windmills in the Netherlands, including those in Kinderdijk and Schiedam, were historically important for grinding grains and gin production. The Angulois Bridge in Arles, France was painted by Vincent Van Gogh in 1888. The Belem Tower in Lisbon, Portugal, built in 1514-1520, defended the city and is now a national symbol. The Alcalá Gate in Madrid, Spain
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The Louvre
- The Louvre began as a fortress built in 1190 by King Philippe Auguste to protect Paris, which was then Europe's largest city. It was later transformed into a royal residence in the 14th century under King Charles V.
- Starting in the 16th century, several kings expanded the Louvre and connected it to the newly built Tuileries Palace nearby. This created an enormous royal complex linked by galleries and passages.
- Under Louis XIV in the 17th century, major construction took place to turn the Louvre into a grand Baroque palace, though this work was never fully completed. The Louvre then became a public museum after the French Revolution.
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The document provides information about various locations within the Barri Gòtic neighborhood in Barcelona, Spain. It describes several churches, monasteries, squares, and other historic buildings located in the area, including details about their architectural features and histories. The Barri Gòtic is characterized as the medieval city center and oldest part of Barcelona, containing numerous sites of cultural and architectural significance from different eras.
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The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, Spain is an ensemble of six modern architectural areas located in the dry river bed of the Turia River. It includes the Palau de les Arts opera house, the Hemisferic IMAX cinema and planetarium, the Museu de les Ciències science museum, the Oceanografic aquarium, the Agora event space, and surrounding gardens and pools. Designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, the City of Arts and Sciences combines performance, education, entertainment, and natural spaces into a cultural and scientific center.
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The Royal Palace of Madrid is the official residence of the King of Spain, though the current royal family does not reside there. It is used for state ceremonies. The palace was built in the 18th century after a fire destroyed the previous royal residence. It covers 135,000 square meters and its architecture was designed to prevent fires from destroying it again. Today, the palace is a popular tourist attraction surrounded by gardens, squares, and other landmarks.
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The document provides information on several notable historical sites in Italy. It describes the Vatican Museums as having been founded in the 18th century under two popes and now containing 13 museums across 14 palaces, most notably the Sistine Chapel. It also discusses the Leaning Tower of Pisa, originally built in the 12th century but not completed until the 14th century, and Juliet's House and Romeo's House in Verona, associated with Shakespeare's famous lovers. The document provides brief histories and highlights for each of these and other major sites like the Colosseum, Spanish Steps, and Capitoline Museum.
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The document provides details about the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan, Italy. It describes the Galleria as the oldest active shopping mall in Italy, located in the center of Milan. The Galleria was designed by architect Giuseppe Mengoni between 1865 and 1877 and connects Piazza del Duomo to Piazza della Scala. It has glass vaulted arcades and domed ceilings, and was innovative for its time in using iron and glass structures. Today it remains an important landmark and meeting place in Milan.
Seville (Andalucia, Spain)
The Plaza de España in Seville is a landmark example of Renaissance Revival style, built for the 1929 exposition. The Town Hall was built in the 16th century in Renaissance style. Seville Cathedral, founded in 1403, covers seven centuries of history with its Gothic and Renaissance architecture, including the bell tower Giralda which was originally a minaret. The Alcázar fortified palace was ordered in 913 and consists of palatial buildings and gardens embracing cultures from Almohad to Neoclassical.
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