Part of the town of Halfeti remained underwater as the Birecik Dam started to fill up in 2000. Halfeti Mosque, the historical artifacts taken by the waters of Birecik Dam. But the mosque minaret is still visible.

The Polish architect Zygmunt Gorgolewski is chosen as the winner in the competition for the production of the Lviv Theatre of Opera and Ballet.

It was built in 1960 during the Soviet era. Kyiv Metro, the oldest line in Ukraine, is one of the world's number one underground. It consists of 52 stops and 3 lines in total.

According to the story, they used a lot of egg whites to whiten their priests’ clothing in the monastery “Mosteiro dos Jeronimos” in Belem.

Sagrada Família basilica is in the city of Barcelona in Spain. Antoni Gaudí, one of the pioneers of modern architecture, took over in 1883, but in 1926, he died under a tram and was left unfinished.

Madrid Clock Tower was built in the 18th century. Madrid people celebrate the New Year around this clock.

Since 1960, at the top of the building where the Apple Store on the Left Square is located, over the years the illuminated Tio Pepe billboard, a symbol of the square, was standing.

This equestrian statue of Philip IV, was made by Pietro Tacca in 1640, based on 2 portraits of the monarch, created by Velazquez. Tacca begun the bronze horse sculpture in the classic position, resting on three legs.

It is a traditional glass wine pitcher which holds 0.75 litres and which is used in the Catalan region.

İzmir Clock Tower was designed by the Levantine French architect Raymond Charles Père and was built in 1901 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Abdülhamid II’s (reigned 1876–1909) accession to the throne.