Old buildings from your country.
Old buildings from your country
Tyler Green
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Oliver Thomas
how old are we talking here? 5,000 years old?
Kevin Thomas
Anything older than 100 years is fine.
Asher Lee
Brock's Monument in Queenston, Ontario. It's there as a memorial/grave to General Isaac Brock, who died defending Upper Canada during the Battle of Queenston Heights in 1812. Also buried there is his aide-de-camp John Macdonell, who died in the battle as well.
Angel Smith
Daniel Diaz
Isaac Cook
Brandon Foster
some Roman ruins near Tác, Hungary
Isaac Campbell
Oldest church in Brazil, built in 1536
Daniel Long
the ruins of an ancient amphitheater in Budapest
Matthew Wood
built by aliens in 2019
Samuel Ortiz
Julian Butler
Király Baths, built by the Turks in the 1500s
Isaiah Lopez
one of the oldest still standing churches in Hungary, built around the turn of the 10th and 11th centuries
Alexander Gomez
Kankainen manor house. Oldest parts from 1350s.
Dylan Roberts
Pécs Cathedral, built in the 11th century
Easton Russell
Pöide church (initially built in 1230, current form from mid-14th century) with it's current dome-let and what used to sport.
Lightning - not even once!
Nathaniel Gutierrez
This is the oldest we got
Eli Price
Oldest windmill in the Netherlands still in use (built before 1441)
Sebastian Smith
another one from Pécs, built by the Ottomans in the 1500s replacing a Catholic church
the mosque was then refurbished by the Catholics and turned into a church in the late 1600s
Ayden Gonzalez
This ugly old door leads to the oldest colonial house still standing on Mexico City
Something like 500 and something years old, its abandoned
Chase Ward
Ġgantija Temples (~3600 BC)
Ryan Wood
10/10 beautiful
Matthew Johnson
castle of Füzér, built in 1264
Jeremiah Reyes
forgot image
Jonathan Hughes
Majority from the 17th century
Benjamin Kelly
Kokkola's wooden pedagogio from 1696.
Juan Carter
Curtea de Arges monastery 14th century.
Gabriel Sullivan
Colegio San Ildefonso
From the 1500s
Tyler Jones
Hudson Turner
Forgot
Gabriel Cruz
pretty cool
Cameron Campbell
narrowest street in stockholm, 500+ years old
Alexander Evans
Kiruna church, 106 years old.
Zachary Flores
Church of La Concepcion
1525
Anthony Barnes
Roman Baths
originally Celtic hot spring, 800 BC
Julian Brown
>Notre Dame........Ottawa
Sebastian Torres
Thanks
Peles Palace 18th century.
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Oliver Torres
Notre Dame Cathedral, Ottawa
Easton Perez
Ottawa has always had a substantial French-Canadian population
Luke Miller
These count? Mayan tomb
300 a. C
Henry Rogers
Corvin Castle.
Bulilt in the 14th century.
Noah Nelson
thats not that narrow
Ryder White
90 cm at the narrowest point
but you probably have narrower, the "old town" part of stockholm is like 17 square kilometers, italy have much bigger old metropolises
Kayden Perry
1200
Adrian Adams
>this stops the american tourist
Robert Martin
what happens when it snows there?
Jayden Jones
some old lady comes by with a broom?
Ayden Hernandez
How is it more than 500 years old when Mexico city was taken by the Spaniards in 1521?
Grayson Howard
>18th century
more like late 19th/early 20th
Camden Jackson
built in 1232
Owen Evans
castle of Diósgyőr, built after the Mongol invasion
it was the favourite hunting castle of many kings
>that protruding closed balcony-like window was the castle toilet
Brandon Long
Robert Bell
I think this lad was just giving an estimate. If it is the oldest colonial building there it must be atleast more than 400 years old.
Owen Price
Keeping them that narrow makes it hard for snow to collect like it would in the open. Snow doesn't come straight down, usually it's at a bit of an angle
Christian Long
the Cézár house in Sopron, built in the 14th century
Luis Reed
Ethan Clark
Not spectacular but it's Europe's oldest wooden house, built in 1176
Brody Jenkins
Logan Flores