Sistine Chapel
named after pope sixtus the VI
no photography is not allowed
pope was selling time off purgatory
St peter basilica
100+ tombs and 91 popes buried there
there is a door there that is only opened every 25 years it called the holy door
Church of san sirito
Florence Italy original building was destroyed in 13th century
a fresco of teh crucifixion is located here
Florence cathedral
3rd largest Cristian church in the world
completed in 1500th century
has a unique bell tower
El escorial
located in the spain
official residence of the king of spain
many different buliding in and around it
tempiertto of san pierto
rome 16th century
very small church
st. peters crucifixion was upside down
wollaton hall
nottingham
made 16th century
it was his families house were they lived
merchant class was becoming very powerful
they believed that individual achievement is the most important
famous families Medici
bankers
Cosimo ran Florence
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