Just east of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur is an attractive city, which has a very mediaeval feeling. Many of the buildings, mainly built of brick and wood, have intricate wooden carvings typical of Newar craftsmanship. The original centre of the city is Tachupal Tol (also known as Dattatreya Square). Here the imposing Dattatreya Temple and Bhimsen Temple are found, and down a narrow lane nearby is the famed 'Peacock Window' (a marvel of Newari carving). Bhaktapur's Durbar Square has a number of interesting architectural features including the impressive Golden Gate, and houses the National Art Gallery in the west wing of the Royal Palace.