Romanesque architecture

Romanesque architecture (English: Romanesque architecture, also translated Romanesque architecture Romanesque architecture, like Roman architecture) is a kind of Medieval Europe characterized by semi-circular arch architectural style, and from the 12th century began to transition to a pointed arch is characterized Gothic architecture. Although the origins of this style are from the 6th century to the time of the 10th century, such as different proposal, has not yet reached a consensus, but its architectural examples throughout the European continent, making it the first one after the ancient Roman architecture popular in Europe architectural forms. In England, this style is more inclined in the traditional sense refers to Norman architecture. Romanesque architecture combines Western Roman and Byzantine architectural features and its robust quality, thick walls, semicircular arches, sturdy piers, vaulted dome, a huge tower and richly decorated even arch decorated and well-known, it is forceful and solemn. I think I liked very atmospheric admire the beautiful architecture in Rome