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You are providing information on the PANTHEON (building in ROME) and not the PARTHENON (ATHENS)

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Parthenon influences in the Reichstag and elements shared between the two

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Parthenon influences in the Reichstag and elements shared between the two

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The Parthenon and The Reichstag are buildings that were built to commemorate or defy someone/something. The Parthenon was initially proposed by Marcus Agrippa to defy he close friend Augustus Cassius Dio, Augustus refused the offer and instead he built it to defy Julius Ceasar. The Reichstag was built to commemorate the newly United Germany. The Parthenon had the Propylaea and had Doric features. The gate of Reichstag is based off the Propylaea and has Doric columns.

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This serves as the meeting place of the Bundestag. The lower denomination of German National legislature. This is one of Germany’s most famous landmarks located on the north end of Ebertstrasse, and on the south bank of the Spree River.

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The Reichstag has Corinthian styled columns, while the Parthenon contains both Ionic and Doric style columns. While the Parthenon has many columns around/inside the building, the Reichstag has six columns only when you enter. The Reichstag includes windows for visibility, the Parthenon does not have any windows/opening for visibility. The Parthenon was mainly used as a storehouse for goods, and a place of worship while the Reichstag is the home of the parliament of Germany.

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Both the Reichstag and the Parthenon were important government buildings. Both contain a pediment depicting a scene. When approaching both buildings, there are steps to show that you are going to somewhere important.