A glimpse of Piazza Paolo Costa in Chiavari. Just behind the alleyway of Chiavari, between alleys and minor porticos, is this beautiful little square that I photographed some time ago. Even if I have not managed to discover who the Paolo Costa was to whom it is dedicated, it is very characteristic.
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A glimpse of the square dedicated to Paolo Costa in Chiavari – Un aperçu de la place dédiée à Paolo Costa à Chiavari – Un vistazo a la plaza dedicada a Paolo Costa en Chiavari – Um vislumbre da praça dedicada a Paolo Costa em Chiavari – Ein Blick auf den Paolo Costa gewidmeten Platz in Chiavari – Một cái nhìn thoáng qua về quảng trường dành riêng cho Paolo Costa ở Chiavari – 基亚瓦里纪念保罗·科斯塔的广场一瞥 – キアーヴァリのパオロ・コスタに捧げられた広場を垣間見る
A stretch of Via Orefici in Milan. Via Orefici in Milan is a historic street located in the heart of the city, near Piazza Cordusio. This street is famous for its elegant nineteenth-century buildings and for being an important commercial and financial center. Among the activities present, there are luxury shops, offices and refined restaurants. The strategic position of Via Orefici makes it a point of reference for those visiting Milan, offering a perfect mix of history, culture and modernity.
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A stretch of via Orefici in Milan – Un tronçon de la via Orefici à Milan – Un tramo de via Orefici en Milán – Um trecho da via Orefici em Milão – Ein Abschnitt der Via Orefici in Mailand – Một đoạn qua Orefici ở Milan
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The former Costa Firenze in port in Funchal. When I was working on the former Costa Firenze last year I took lots of photos of the ship from the various ports I went out to. For a sailor, especially a Costa Crociere one like me, the yellow funnel is a point of reference when you go out for a walk. I took these photos from the Fort of St. James (Fortaleza de São Tiago) in Funchal on the Portuguese island of Madeira.
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The former Costa Firenze in port in Funchal – L’ancien Costa Firenze au port de Funchal – La antigua Costa Firenze en el puerto de Funchal – O antigo Costa Firenze no porto do Funchal – Die ehemalige Costa Firenze im Hafen von Funchal – Costa Firenze trước đây ở cảng ở Funchal – 前科斯塔佛罗伦萨号停泊在丰沙尔港口 – フンシャルの港にある旧コスタ フィレンツェ
The tower of Palazzo Lomellino known as the Mirador in Genoa. From the Castelletto viewpoint, a terrace overlooking the entire center of Genoa, I always try to photograph details of the city. In this case, the tower of Palazzo Lomellino, also known as the Torre del Mirador, ended up in the lenses of my telephoto lens.
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Minaret of a mosque?… no the sixteenth-century Mirador of Palazzo Nicolosio Lomellini the tower, later expanded in the 18th century, with which the lords of Tabarca coral intended to amaze their guests and stun them with wonder. The Great Beauty… Continue and learn more on A Me Zena
The tower of Palazzo Lomellino called the Minaret in Genoa – La tour du Palazzo Lomellino connue sous le nom de Minaret à Gênes – La torre del Palazzo Lomellino conocida como el Minarete de Génova – A torre do Palazzo Lomellino conhecida como Minarete de Gênova – Der Turm des Palazzo Lomellino, bekannt als Minarett in Genua – Tháp Palazzo Lomellino được gọi là Minaret ở Genoa
The typical sweets stall at the fair. In every fair that respects itself there is one or more stalls that sell almost all types of sweets. They have a magnetic effect on everyone especially when they prepare the croccante (that sweet of caramelized sugar and dried fruit) that spreads its scent all around.
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The typical sweets counter on the fair – Le comptoir typique des friandises de la foire – El mostrador de dulces típicos de la feria – O típico balcão de doces da feira – Die typische Süßigkeitentheke auf der Messe – Quầy bánh kẹo đặc trưng tại hội chợ – 展会上典型的糖果柜台 – フェアの代表的なスイーツカウンター
Sampdoria-Südtirol 2024/2025, 21 settembre 2024 – 6° giornata di campionato di Serie B: 1 a 0. The photos, the cheering and the photo-cheering of the match.
Gradinata Sud at the start of the match against Südtirol:
Gradinata Nord against Südtirol:
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Coro della Gradinata Sud “In ogni posto che andiamo” ad inizio partita:
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The Bay of Silence in Sestri on February 1, 2024. A winter photo of my bay, the symbol of Sestri Levante. In winter there is something magical about walking along the shoreline and listening to the sound of the waves lazily crashing.
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The Bay of Silence in Sestri on February 1st 2024 – La Baie du Silence à Sestri le 1er février 2024 – La Bahía del Silencio en Sestri el 1 de febrero de 2024 – A Baía do Silêncio em Sestri em 1º de fevereiro de 2024 – Die Bucht der Stille in Sestri am 1. Februar 2024 – Vịnh Im lặng ở Sestri vào ngày 1 tháng 2 năm 2024
The imposing Obelisk of Montecitorio in Rome. In the heart of Rome, among the majestic streets and historic buildings, stands an imposing testimony to the glorious past of ancient Egypt: the Obelisk of Montecitorio. This ancient monument, dating back to the 6th century BC, continues to enchant visitors and residents with its beauty and fascinating history. The obelisk, also known as the Obelisk of Psammetichus II, has passed through millennia of history before finding its current home in the Piazza di Montecitorio, in front of the Italian Chamber of Deputies. Originally erected in Heliopolis, the obelisk was transported to Rome in 10 BC at the behest of Emperor Augustus. Since then, it has witnessed a succession of emperors, popes and governments, becoming a silent witness to the changes and events that have shaped the eternal city. Standing approximately 21.79 meters tall, the obelisk is an impressive structure made of red Egyptian granite. Its surfaces are decorated with hieroglyphic inscriptions that celebrate the pharaoh Psamtik II, emphasizing his greatness and power. These ancient symbols communicate the magnificence of ancient Egypt and its lasting influence on Roman culture and art. Today, the Obelisk of Montecitorio continues to capture the imagination of visitors, offering them a unique opportunity to connect with the glorious past of Rome and ancient Egypt. Its presence in the Piazza di Montecitorio adds a touch of mystery and charm to the city's skyline, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its thousand-year history. If you are in Rome, do not miss the opportunity to admire this extraordinary treasure of antiquity. Take a stroll through the Piazza di Montecitorio and be fascinated by the magnificence of the Obelisk of Montecitorio, a tangible symbol of the indelible bond between Rome and the ancient Egyptian world.
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The obelisk of Montecitorio, currently located in the square of the same name in the Capital, is one of the thirteen ancient obelisks of Rome. It is 30 meters high and was brought to Rome by Augustus in 10 BC. The obelisk of Monte Citorio, already present at the time of Pharaoh Psammetichus II (595-589 BC), was originally located in the city of Heliopolis in Egypt. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The imposing Obelisk of Montecitorio in Rome – L’imposant obélisque de Montecitorio à Rome – El imponente Obelisco de Montecitorio en Roma – O imponente Obelisco de Montecitorio em Roma – Der imposante Obelisk von Montecitorio in Rom – Obelisk hùng vĩ của Montecitorio ở Rome – 罗马雄伟的蒙特西托里奥方尖碑 – ローマのモンテチトリオの堂々としたオベリスク
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A nice plate of fregola with seafood. A few months ago, a great friend of mine (Giovanni), made me taste a delicious plate of fregola with seafood. Fregola with seafood is a traditional Sardinian dish, much appreciated for its rich flavor and simplicity. Here is some interesting information about this dish: Fregola, or fregula, is a typical Sardinian semolina pasta, similar to couscous, but with larger and more irregular grains. Fregola is usually prepared with a variety of seafood such as mussels, clams, shrimp and squid. Fregola is toasted in a pan and then cooked in a fish broth or salted water. Seafood is added during cooking to add flavor to the dish. The dish is often garnished with chopped fresh parsley and served hot. In this article I am talking about you can see a dish of fregola with seafood, with mussels and shrimp clearly visible. The fregola appears well toasted and seasoned with a rich sauce, probably tomato-based, which evenly envelops the pasta. This dish is a great example of Sardinian cuisine, which highlights local ingredients such as seafood. It is an ideal dish for those who love the flavors of the sea and want to try something authentic and traditional. If you have any other questions or want to know more about another dish, let me know!
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Frègula, often mistakenly Italianized as fregola, is a type of semolina pasta produced in Sardinia. The production of fregula has medieval origins. The first historical document to mention it is the Statute of the Millers of Tempio Pausania dating back to the 14th century, which regulates its preparation, which had to take place strictly from Monday to Friday, in order to be able to allocate the water of Saturday and Sunday to the fields. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A nice plate of fregola with seafood – Une belle assiette de fregola aux fruits de mer – Un buen plato de fregola con marisco. – Um belo prato de fregola com frutos do mar – Ein schöner Teller Fregola mit Meeresfrüchten – Một đĩa fregola đẹp mắt với hải sản
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Modern buildings in the center of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The center of the city of Santa Cruz, on the island of Tenerife, is the classic place where cruise passengers and sailors flock to do their shopping (or simply to take a walk). In this uphill street there are many shops of famous brands but also these two very modern but also very colorful buildings.
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Modern buildings in the center of Santa Cruz in Tenerife – Bâtiments modernes au centre de Santa Cruz à Tenerife – Edificios modernos en el centro de Santa Cruz en Tenerife – Edifícios modernos no centro de Santa Cruz em Tenerife – Moderne Gebäude im Zentrum von Santa Cruz auf Teneriffa – Các tòa nhà hiện đại ở trung tâm Santa Cruz ở Tenerife – 特内里费岛圣克鲁斯市中心的现代建筑 – テネリフェ島サンタクルスの中心部にある近代的な建物
