20 oldest buildings on the planet

Old buildings are always a place of tourists' pandemonium, in whatever city we turn out to be. They attract people with their history, secrets, atmosphere and uniqueness. Buildings, which hundreds and even thousands of years, are the most popular tourist destinations, and not just for that matter. The head goes around only from the realization that centuries later you are standing where the life of our distant ancestors was boiling, issues of national importance were being solved, intrigues and riddles were born that are still covered in darkness. Today we present you a list of the oldest buildings of our planet.

The Pantheon, Rome, Italy - 125 AD.

The Colosseum, Rome, Italy - 70-80 years. AD

Meson Carre, Nîmes, France - 16 BC.

Mausoleum of the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty, China - 246-208. BC.

Stupa in Sanchi, India - 300 BC.

Pantheon, Athens, Greece - 432-447 years. BC.

Tomb of Cyrus the Great, Iran - 530 BC.

Ziggurat in the Ur, Iraq - 2100 BC.

The pyramid of Cheops in Giza, Egypt - 2560 BC.

Pyramid of Djoser, Egypt - 2667-2648 years. BC.

Newgrange, Ireland - 3200-2900 BC.

Skara Bray, Orkney Islands, Scotland - 3180 BC.

Pentre-Ifan, Wales - 3500 BC.

West Kenneth Long Barrow, England - 3650 BC.

Ggantija, Malta - 3700 BC.

NEP of Hauar, Scotland - 3700 BC.

Sanctuary of Monte D'Accoddy, Sardinia, Italy - 4000-3650 years. BC.

Barnenes, France - 4850 BC.

Göbekli-Tepe, Turkey - 12000-8400 years. BC.

The Cave of Theopetra, Meteora, Greece - 21000 BC.

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