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Hızırbey Bath, also known as Double Bath, is a part of Hızırbey Complex and is located in Kırklareli Center. Because there is a double entrance for men and women in the bath, it is called “Double Bath”. It was built adjacent to the archetype, another part of the mausoleum. In 1383 Köse Mihalzade was built by Hızırbey according to traditional Ottoman architecture. The outer surface of the walls and the dome lanterns consist of smooth top covering.

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Babaeski Bridge is located in the province of Babaeski in the province of Kırklareli. The bridge, between 1633 and 1634, It was built during the Murat period. Babaeski Bridge, 72 meters long and 5.85 meters wide, was built on one of the arms of the Ergene River. The bridge, which was built with 7 holes using cut stone, is located on the caravan roads from Istanbul to Rumelia.

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Forty Martyrs Abide was built by Kırklareli Reconstruction Association in 1960. In the spring of 1363 (Sultan I. Murat Hüdavendigar period) the Turkish armies under the command of Demirtas Pasha were built in the name of Kırık Akıncı, who was killed during the Kırklareli take from the Byzantines by the same association. Kırklar Baba Dergahı’nda book, ” Forty people have been martyrs in this place because of this beleday is also known as the Kird Kimesne because of the couplet. The old tombs of Kırklar Baba Dergahı were found and according to him this monument was built in place of Kırklar Baba Dergahı.

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Aya Nikola Monastery (Turkish: Aya Nikola Manastırı) , is one of the oldest stone carving monasteries of the world. It's located in the Kıyıköy, Vize, Kırklareli Province. Monastery is one of the bests and it belongs Justinyen period (527 - 565 AD) in the 6th century.

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Little Hagia Sophia Church (Gazi Suleiman Pasha Mosque)

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Little Hagia Sophia Church (Gazi Suleiman Pasha Mosque)

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Little Hagia Sophia Church (Gazi Suleiman Pasha Mosque) is a Orthodox church built during Emperor Justinian I (reigned 527-565) times, which was converted later in the Ottoman era into a mosque.

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Monuments commemorate the history of Starachowice trucks. This is a series of monument vehicles.

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Monument of AK soldiers  "Dzik" and "Cactus"

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Monument of AK soldiers  "Dzik" and "Cactus"

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It is a monument dedicated to the memory of Polish heroes World War II. The characters are life-size, depicting both soldiers in a natural situation for them. The commander, or 'Dzik', observes the area through binoculars, and Kaktus insures him.
The author of the sculptures is Karol Badyna from the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków.

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What is it? It’s a sculpture of Oriol Martorell.

Author: Aldomà Puig, Artur (Reus, 1935)

When was it installed:

1997-1998

Where is it? In Catalonia square.

What is the meaning of the esculpture? During the "Diada" of September 11, 1976 Oriol Martorell directed the choir he sang in.

Style: modern

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What is it: it is a sculpture

Author: Ochoa, victor

When was it installed: in 1954

What is the meaning of the sulpucture? it seeks to overcome indifference, mediocrity, envy, false criticism and impositions, all of which are symbolized by twisted feet.
Additional information: it is made of bronze. It is the 287 x 100 x 100 cm.

It is a nude male sculpture reminiscent of Rodin's style on a raised pedestal in the form of a circular trapezoid.

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What is it?: It’s the sculpture of a woman knitting.

Author: Its author was Artur Aldomà Puig.

When was it installed?: It was installed in 1999.

Where is it?: It is at the end of the boulevard Rafael Casanova.

What is the meaning of the sculpture?: It represents the knitter Teresa Valls i Diví

Additional information: It’s made of bronze. It is  125 x 90 x 40 cm.

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WHAT IS IT?

It's statue that represents a screaming boy.

Author?

Pla-Narbona, Josep

when was it installed? 1990

what is the meaning of the sculpture?

It represents a screaming boy.

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what is it?:Sant Baldiri de Llobregat is a church included in the Inventory of Architectural Heritage of Catalonia.

Author:Mossèn Francesc Alberti

When was built? from 1725 to 1752

where is it : in Sant Boi old town

Style: Baroque

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Name: Cal Nes

What is it?: It is a farm house of Sant Boi de Llobregat protected as a monument of cultural interest.

When was it built?: In the XVI century

Additional information: On the facade, there is a sundial and windows with lintels and stone ornaments of the mountain of Montjuïc and inside we find a Gothic arch

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What is it : A sculpture

Author :Flores Tarrés , Alfons

When was it built or installed ? :  2003
What is meaning of the sculpture? It is a tribute to the basketball world, an important sport in town because of Pau Gasol. The sculpture plays with the dynamics of the movement at the moment when the player throws the ball to score.

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The Torre de la Vila country house is a center for environmental education and the study of waste of Sant Boi now. There are many environmental education activities for Sant Boi schoolchildren and also is the headquarters of the ADF of Sant Boi.
During the Middle Ages, the country house had been the Torre del Fonollar, a watchtower whose main function was to monitor the arrival of pirates in our region and to control the way towards Viladecans ( a town nearby).

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The Benviure Tower is a monument declared cultural property of national interest.

The term Benviure is documented in 1023. The Benviure tower is mentioned for the first time in 1048.

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It is a palace that has all the elements of the neo-medieval "revival".

It was owned by the Marquis of Marianao, who built the Palace, the Park and the Miranda.

There aren’t historical facts but in 1844 the residential urbanization began to be built and later the Palace became municipal property and lodges the Courts.

It is located in the Marianao Park.
It’s made of plastered brick.

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This is a sculpture that is located in a park of Sant Boi de LLobregat.

It was made in  1993 and the author of this monument is Artur Aldomá Puig.

It is made of bronze stone.

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On the quay of Danės river there is a girl made out of bronze, standing on her tiptoes and sending a kiss to the sculpture of "Boy with dog" on the other side of Danės river. Thus, the sculpture is named accordingly - "The Kiss".

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The sculpture of the little boy waving his hat at the passing ships with his trusty hound at his side is in the terminal.
The purpose of the sculpture is to meet and see off the cruise ships coming into port – and to also, delight those walking around the quay. It was built with the intention not to have any visitors leave the terminal without escort.

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Outside the train station stands a moving statue of a mother with a headscarf, a suitcase in one hand, and the hand of a small boy clutching a teddy bear in the other. It was given by Germany to Klaipėda to remember Germans who said goodbye to their homeland after the city became part of Lithuania in 1923.

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The Soviet government of Lithuania repurposed one of Klaipeda’s main cemeteries in 1977 to create a sculpture park. There are 180 works in the park. Now sculpture Park is a relaxing space to chill and wander.

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This sculpture, depicting a connection between earth and sky, fire and water, is based off a legend of the origins of Klaipeda. According to the tale, two brothers diverged when searching for a suitable place to establish a city, and the one brother perished. In rememberance, the other brother founded the city in the place where he found him, and this statue commemorates his ‘mystical’ disappearance.

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Only 17 cm tall, this little guy is hard to find, but is said to be magical. Local tales say that if you whisper a wish into the mouses ear, it will come true, as noted by its inscription–“Convert your ideas into words – words will become magic.”

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This statue looks like it is stepping out of the water. It is located right near Jonas Hill, which is a big hill that is the only remains of the German castle that once stood there. According to legend, this statue depicts a vision that castle guard Hans von Heidi saw in 1595 of a ghost.

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This mermaid represents Klaipeda’s connection to the sea. She is said to be the Baltic “sister” of other mermaid statues dotted throughout Europe. Her tail is made entirely out of the old Lithuanian currency, the litas, carrying little pieces of Lithuania’s history with her.

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One of the alleged ‘magical’ inhabitants of Old Town, rubbing the tail of this cat while making a wish will make it come true :)

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It is common folklore that seeing a chimney sweep and touching one of his buttons would bring you good luck, and so this statue was built on the top of a building to pay tribute to this superstition. While it’s pretty much impossible to touch the statue, there is a button of the chimney sweep embedded inside the building that people will touch to bring them luck.

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The fountain, equiped in 1912 in Klaipėda Theater Square, was dedicated to the memory of Simon Dach, a poet who was born in Klaipėda. It was built from public funds.

The sculpture depicts the youthful barefoot girl – one of the characters, which were caroled by the poet. Anikė is a symbol of the city, a lot of people meet next to it.

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The granite monument Arka ("Arch") in the small public garden was introduced in 2003.
The monument is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the joining of the region of Klaipėda with Lithuania. The construction weighs 150 tons, 8.5 metres high and is one of the biggest granite monuments in Lithuania.
The smaller red granite column is the symbol of Lithuania Minor and its cultural background, whereas the larger grey column is the symbol of Lithuania Major. On the monument, there is a quote "We are one nation, one land, one Lithuania."

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Parish Church dedicated to the Holy Trinity 

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Parish Church dedicated to the Holy Trinity 

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Church funded in 1681 by the abbot of the Monastery of The Benedictines on St. Cross of Michal Hieronim Komornicki. Consecrated in 1741 by Bishop Komornicki. Originally a single-aisle with a semicircular presbytery, walls reinforced with pillars. Between 1881 and 1906, the church was greatly enlarged by the extension of the main nave and the delivery from the northern side of the chapel, which was founded by Michałowscy factories. In 1885, the roof cover was changed, the wooden shingle was replaced with a sheet metal. Between 1903 and 1905, further restoration work was undertaken, side and main aisles were equipped with further altars, and the existing ones were enriched with additional decorative elements. Between 1957 and 1981, a new fence, a parsonage and a free-standing bell tower were built. In 1985, the church was expanded by building a new nava from the south side in the 20th century of sacred architecture. Church protected by the Provincial Conservator of Monuments – entry in the register of monuments No. A.826 of 11.02.1967.|

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The Jewish cemetery in Starachowice together with a team of tombstones is a valuable monument of Judaic culture and is an integral part of the historical cultural landscape of Starachowice. The date of formation of the cemetery is 1891. As the Jewish community flows into Willow, the present cemetery became too small, so in 1931 it was enlarged. To date, more than 400 maces (tombstones) have been preserved (in different states). Facility protected by the Provincial Conservator of Monuments – entry in the register of monuments No. A.822 from 02.03.1991.

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It was founded on the initiative of Stanisław Staszic, who in 1818 developed a plan for "a continuous plant of iron factories on the Stone River". Between 1833 and 1835, this plan was modified by Frederick Lempe and Filip Girard. A new blast furnace plant was built at the site of the old plant, which was liquidated as part of the Polish Bank's investment between 1836 and 41, where three large furnaces were built. In later years, the plant was expanded and modernized, resulting in the commissioning in 1899 of a new large coke furnace that replaced the old furnaces. Due to the increase in production of the plant, the new "Great Furnace" in 1931 was rebuilt (enlarged). In this form, it has survived to this day. Currently, on the territory of the former plant there is a Museum of Nature and Technology "Ecomuzeum" them. Jan Pazdura. Facility protected by the Provincial Conservator of Monuments – entry in the register of monuments No. A.823/1-17 of 1