While the exact dates of the start of the building are unknown a Papal Bull of Innocent IV in May 1244 implies that construction of the chapel had already begun - probably between autumn of 1241 and spring 1244. In 1246 Louis IX (St. Louis) founded a college there to assist in the celebration of worship and for the protection, organization, display and upkeep of the relics. The Chapel was formally consecrated on April 26, 1248. The site of the Chapel had been in use in late antiquity and was the palace of Philippe Auguste until it was altered and enlarged by Louis IX. Source: Centre de Monuments Nationaux, The Sainte-Chappelle, Palais de la Cite, Paris, 2001.
La Purisima was built on December 18, 1787.
It was built as a Palace for the King.
It was built as a Palace for the King.
not me!
1370-1380
by the monsters of la la land
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It was built as a Palace for the King.
If by La Pyramide you mean the Louvre Pramide 1984
La Fortaleza was built between 1533 and 1540
La Nina, La Pinta, La Santa Maria
The ships belonged to Juan de la Cosa and the Pinzon brothers who had them built shortly before the first voyage. The Santa Maria ran aground and was left in the Americas.