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as far as I know that's an Iranian (Sassanians?) castle, but it was half destroyed and French built it up again centuries ago. I went there, and the difference between the old part and the French one was an uneven line of bricks, the difference was the type of bricks they used, and of course French's were newer!
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Originally posted by Master of Disaster

The Romans built the Porta Nigra in Trier:

That is probably the most famous foreign monument in Germany - apart from the Berlin Wall of which there are only scattered remnants.

The GDR was never an own nation - their feeble attempt at becoming one at the end of the seventies (I believe) failed because of public reluctance to have "Nationalitt: DDR" written in their I.D.s

 

There are other (really) foreign monuments, however.

[url] http://www.virtuelleallgemeinbibliothek.de/tempelhof/P020502 .HTM[/url]

Monument for the Berlin Air Lift in Berlin-Tempelhof (there is an identical one near the Frankfurt airport)

 

http://www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/umwelt/stadtgruen/frie dhoefe_begraebnisstaetten/de/sowjet_ehrenmale/tiergarten/

http://www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/umwelt/stadtgruen/frie dhoefe_begraebnisstaetten/de/sowjet_ehrenmale/treptowerpark/

http://www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/umwelt/stadtgruen/frie dhoefe_begraebnisstaetten/de/sowjet_ehrenmale/schoenholzerhe ide/

http://www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/umwelt/stadtgruen/frie dhoefe_begraebnisstaetten/de/graeber_okg/brit_soldatenfriedh of/

Three mayor Soviet monuments and a British cemetery, also in Berlin.

 

Don't know if this qualifies:

http://www.berlin-hidden-places.de/yuba_web3/regional_en/mit te/mit_moriogai_en.htm

A memorial for a Japanese poet



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A Chinese Temple in Zanjan

 

Why would there be a Chinese temple in Iran?? Can you provide more information?
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Venetian castle in the island of Naxos

The great Arsenali in the Venetian Harbour of Chania-Crete

Venetian Port in Heraclion-Crete
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Originally posted by ramin

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as far as I know that's an Iranian (Sassanians?) castle, but it was half destroyed and French built it up again centuries ago. I went there, and the difference between the old part and the French one was an uneven line of bricks, the difference was the type of bricks they used, and of course French's were newer!

 

 Look like a french castle to me.  As far as I know the castle was constructed by french archeologists by salvaging the material of an old ruin.
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a little sarcasm!!!
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1. A turkish minaret in Eger

http://www.travel-images.com/hungary238.jpg

2. A kurgan in the Great Plain

3. The ruins of Aquincum (in Budapest)
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this is interesting topic. I love it Big smile

Greek/Trabzon


Armenian/Van


Assyrian/Mardin


Russian/Kars


Bulgarian/İstanbul


Italian/İstanbul


Georgian/Artvin


Polish/İstanbul


French/İstanbul


German/İstanbul


Arab/Hatay


English/İstanbul


American/İstanbul




Edited by Ollios - 09-Nov-2011 at 20:44
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Historical Places in Lahore, Pakistan.

Badshahi Mosque Lahore.


Edited by shuban - 24-Nov-2011 at 06:05
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