Famous Monuments built by Women Rulers

A synbol of royal extravagance, this sprawling palace was expanded under Marie Antoinette, showing her lavish taste and love for the opulent.

Palace of Versailles, France

Commissioned by Empress Noor Jahan, this mausoleum is a masterpiece of Persian architecture reflecting her deep love and political acumen.

Jahangir's Tomb, Pakistan

This palace reflects the grandeur of Empress Catherine I, with its lavish amber room and opulent décor, symbolising Russia's imperial might.

Catherine Palace, Russia

Built under the auspices of Khmer queen Indradevi, the temple symbolises her religious devotion and commitment to the arts and education in the empire. 

Prasat Phnom Bakheng, Cambodia

The Mughal Garden, a blend of Persian and Indian styles, showcases Empress Noor Jahan's influence and is a tranquil oasis of natural beauty and intelligence.

Shalimar Bagh, India

This mosque is regarded as one of Istabul's architectural gems, was commissioned by Sultana Safiye, and is a testament toher power and the artistic heritage of the Ottoman Empire.

Valide Sultan Mosque, Turkey