Where is the country with the most medieval architecture? 5

What country is it? Are hundreds of countries going to call you for their buildings?

There are too many of these, and I suggest you go and watch "Building a Dream World", which will have a famous building introduction in each episode.

1.Russia: Moscow Kremlin. Originally the palace of the emperors of Russia, it is now the place of political activities of the Russian state.

2.Denmark: Bronze statue of a mermaid in Copenhagen. It is based on Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea" and has become a symbol of Copenhagen.

3.London, United Kingdom:

1) Big Ben. One of London's iconic buildings.

2) Tower Bridge, London. Spanning the River Thames, it is known as the "main gate of London".

4.Germany: 1) Brandburg Gate. Located in Berlin, it is the symbol of Berlin and the symbol of Germany.

2) Cologne Cathedral. Located in the heart of Cologne, it is a perfect example of a Gothic church.

5.Austria: Vienna Musikverein. It is the oldest and most modern hall in Austria. Every year, the Chinese New Year** will attract the attention of the world.

6.France: 1) Eiffel Tower. Located in the heart of Paris, it is the most famous landmark in France.

2) Arc de Triomphe. Located in the heart of Place Charles de Gaulle in Paris, it is a symbol of France.

7.Italy:

1) The ancient Colosseum. Symbol of the ancient Roman Empire when it was located in Rome.

2) Leaning Tower of Pisa. Recognized as a wonder in the history of world architecture.

8.Greece: Parthenon. Located on the Acropolis, it is a symbol of Greece.

9.Japan: Kinkaku-ji Temple. A representative view of Kyoto, Japan.

10.Turkey:

1) Cathedral of Santa Fea. Located in Istanbul, it is one of Turkey's most famous and representative ancient buildings.

2) Bosphorus Bridge. Connecting the Eurasian continent, it is the largest suspension bridge in Europe.

11.India: Taj Mahal. Located on the south bank of the Yamuna River, it is listed as one of the Seven Architectural Wonders of the World.

12.Cambodia: Angkor Wat. Located in the south of Angkor Thom, it is a symbol of Cambodia.

13.Egypt: Pyramids. Located in the highlands of Giza, it is the mausoleum of the Egyptian pharaoh Khufu, which has now become an icon of Egypt.

14.United States: Statue of Liberty. Located on Liberty Island at the entrance to New York Harbor, it is an iconic sculpture in the United States.

15.Brazil: Statue of Jesus. Located on the hills of Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro, it is the symbol of Rio.

16.Australia: Sydney Opera House. Perched on Sydney's Benilang headland, it resembles a fleet of ships sailing out to sea, and is an Australian icon.

Ancient famous buildings in every country in the world.

The Pyramids of Egypt, the Great Wall of China, the Eiffel Tower of France, Big Ben of London, the Louvre of France, the tallest building in the world of Dubai.

Europe from the fourth century to the fifteenth century is known as the Middle Ages.

In the fourth century, the Roman Empire declined, the economy of Western Europe was in serious decline, and after Emperor Constantine moved the capital to Byzantium, Rome was divided into Eastern and Western Rome, and Eastern Rome was renamed the Byzantine Empire.

Therefore, medieval architecture is mainly the architecture of this period, and the most important architectural representative of this period is the church building, because the Eastern and Western Roman Churches are different (divided into Western Roman Catholicism and Eastern Roman Orthodoxy), so the architectural style is very different, this period because of the war, Western European building technology has seriously declined (compared with ancient Greece and Rome) The development of architecture is slow, the glorious arch scroll technology has been lost, and the architecture was chaotic for a time, and it was not until the tenth century that it began to recover, reviving Roman architecture, called Roman style architecture, Romanesque architecture, etc., mainly used the Latin cross style of Basilica, and gradually developed to the Gothic architecture represented by France.

In addition--- compared with Western Europe, the architectural development of Eastern Europe is a little better, and the construction technology of the dome is retained, and the Orthodox Church does not attach importance to the mystical rituals on the altar like Catholicism, preaching the intimacy of the believers, and the centralized composition of the dome in the middle is very suitable for doctrinal requirements, so this kind of building gradually increased, and this kind of building is called Byzantine architecture.

In general--- medieval architecture in Europe is divided into the Latin cross style of the Basilica space (Western Europe) and the Greek cross type of centralized composition space (Eastern Europe).

Western Europe was later represented by the Gothic of France, and Eastern Europe was represented by Byzantine architecture.