Historical Buildings

1. The Eiffel Tower was named ..... the engineer Gustave Eiffel.
6. You can most ..... the gardens in spring when you can see a variety of flowers there.
9. The Amber ..... is the most renowned place in the Winter Palace.
11. Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument that was ..... between 3000 BC to 2000 BC.
12. The church is set in the ..... of the Royal Park.
15. Though the Pantheon was built 2000 years ago it has survived ..... to this day.
16. The fire, which broke out in 1837, destroyed nearly all the ..... of the palace.
17. Taj Mahal is made of white ..... .
18. Many visitors come to the church to see its impressive …..-glass windows.
19. The tomb remains an architectural ..... of the world.
21. The church is famous for its ....., bejewelled icon that is said to have miraculous powers.

2. The ....., which is made of stone, is richly decorated with statues and vases.
3. Jasna Góra (Luminous Mountain) is the most famous ..... in Poland and the greatest place of pilgrimages.
4. The building is not square, it’s ..... .
5. Kremlin,Big Ben and the Sidney Opera House are examples of famous ..... .
7. Historical, brick churches in Italy are very ..... .
8. The chapel, which was built in the 14th century, is a great example of..... literature.
10. The Royal Castle in Warsaw served as the official ..... of the Polish monarchs.
13. The impressive dome is 10 metres in ..... .
14. Historical places ..... us that we are just a small part of the universe.
20. The gate has the shape of an ...., it curved on top.