1-Lady of the Rocks, Montenegro- Gospa od Skrpjela
The building is a magnificent church sitting on top of a man-made island that has undergone a series of renovations over the centuries. Today it stands as a museum.
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Punta Della Dogana, Venedik
Its foundation as a customs house was built by the 17th-century architect Giuseppe Benoni by forcing long wooden piles into the sand beneath the water. It continued to serve as a customs facility until 1980. It started to be used as an exhibition area in 2009.
3-Jal Mahal, Jaipur, Hindistan
Located in Man Sagar Lake, Jal Mahal Palace was used by the Rajput kings.
Plans to turn the historical palace into a hotel are still on the agenda.
4-Pampus, Hollanda
Pampus was a harbor built on an artificial island in 1887. Partial restoration was carried out in 2007 and Pampus was opened to the public as a museum.
5- Peberholm, Danimarka
Peberholm is an artificial island created to house the Oresund bridge and tunnel connecting Sweden and Denmark.
6-Burj Al Arab, BAE
Burj Al Arab, the skyscraper built between 1994 and 1999 on an artificial island that was once the ocean; It is the fifth tallest hotel in the world.
7-Veluwemeer Su Kemeri, Hollanda
A unique bridge under water, opened in 2002.
