Uno scorcio della bella e nota Piazza della Loggia a Brescia. Nel cuore di Brescia, Italia, si erge un luogo che unisce passato e presente, storia e resilienza. Piazza della Loggia, un’iconica piazza situata nel centro storico della città, è molto più di un semplice spazio pubblico. È un simbolo dell’identità bresciana, una testimonianza vivente della ricca storia di questa comunità e della sua capacità di affrontare le sfide con coraggio. Piazza della Loggia è un luogo intriso di storia, risalente al periodo rinascimentale. La sua bellezza è evidente nell’architettura maestosa del Palazzo della Loggia, che si affaccia sulla piazza. Questo edificio, con il suo stile rinascimentale, testimonia l’importanza e la prosperità che Brescia ha goduto nel corso dei secoli. La piazza è anche adornata dalla torre dell’orologio, un altro simbolo di riconoscimento locale. Tuttavia, il nome di Piazza della Loggia è legato a una tragedia che ha scosso profondamente la città e l’Italia. Nel 1974, la piazza fu teatro di un attentato dinamitardo devastante che causò la morte di otto persone e il ferimento di molte altre. Questo orribile episodio avrebbe potuto spezzare il cuore della comunità, ma Brescia dimostrò invece la sua straordinaria resilienza. Dopo l’attentato, Piazza della Loggia fu oggetto di un importante progetto di ricostruzione, che vide la piazza restaurata per tornare al suo antico splendore. Il Palazzo della Loggia fu ricostruito con grande attenzione ai dettagli, riaffermando l’importanza storica del luogo. La piazza divenne un simbolo della rinascita e della determinazione della città a non piegarsi davanti alle avversità. Oggi, Piazza della Loggia è una piazza vivace e affollata, dove i bresciani e i visitatori si riuniscono per celebrare la vita, la cultura e la storia. È circondata da caffè, ristoranti e negozi, che ne fanno un punto di incontro ideale per assaporare la cucina locale e socializzare con gli amici. La piazza ospita anche numerosi eventi culturali e celebrazioni durante tutto l’anno. La tradizionale Fiera di Santa Caterina, che si tiene a novembre, trasforma la piazza in un vivace mercato con bancarelle di prodotti locali e artigianato. Durante il periodo natalizio, la piazza si riempie di luci e decorazioni, creando un’atmosfera magica.
Piazza della Loggia è molto più di un luogo fisico. È un luogo di incontro, riflessione e celebrazione. È un’ode alla resilienza e alla capacità umana di risorgere dopo le tragedie. Attraverso la sua storia unica e la sua atmosfera affascinante, questa piazza incarna lo spirito vibrante di Brescia e della sua comunità.
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Piazza della Loggia, o più semplicemente Piazza Loggia, conosciuta anche come Piazza Vecchia o Grande (Piazza ècia in dialetto bresciano), è una delle principali piazze di Brescia, luogo simbolo del rinascimento bresciano e della dominazione veneta su Brescia. Progettata ed edificata a partire dal Quattrocento, presenta una forma nel complesso rettangolare, delimitata lungo il suo perimetro da una serie di edifici storici di un certo interesse artistico, tra cui a ovest il cinquecentesco palazzo della Loggia. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
Here's where the square is located:
A glimpse of the beautiful and well-known square called della Loggia in Brescia – Un aperçu de la belle et célèbre place appelée della Loggia à Brescia – Un vistazo a la hermosa y conocida plaza della Loggia en Brescia – Um vislumbre da bela e conhecida praça chamada della Loggia em Brescia – Ein Blick auf den schönen und bekannten Platz della Loggia in Brescia – Một cái nhìn thoáng qua về quảng trường xinh đẹp và nổi tiếng có tên della Loggia ở Brescia – 一睹布雷西亚美丽而著名的 della Loggia 广场 – ブレシアのデッラ ロッジャと呼ばれる美しく有名な広場を垣間見る
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La volta dell’ingresso del celebre Palazzo Bo a Padova. Visitando Padova non si può mancare una foto al celebre Palazzo Bo, sede di una delle univerità più antiche al mondo ed, in particolare, la sede del teatro anatomico più antico del mondo. Gli studenti di nobili origine suolevano lasciare il proprio stemma affisso in segno di merito per questo l’ingresso è ricoperto da essi.
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“Il Bo”, comunemente “Palazzo del Bo” ed oggi arbitrariamente anche “Palazzo Bo”, è la storica sede dell’Università degli Studi di Padova dal 1493. Tuttora è sede del Rettorato e della Scuola di Giurisprudenza. È inoltre la sede del Teatro Anatomico più antico del mondo. Uno degli aspetti caratteristici del Palazzo, che colpisce immediatamente il visitatore è l’incredibile numero di stemmi, dipinti e in rilievo che decorano non solo l’atrio e i loggiati, ma anche molte sale e altri vani a cominciare dall’Aula Magna. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The vault of the entrance of the famous Palazzo Bo in Padua – La voûte de l’entrée du célèbre Palazzo Bo à Padoue – La bóveda de la entrada del famoso Palazzo Bo en Padua – A abóbada da entrada do famoso Palazzo Bo em Pádua – Das Gewölbe des Eingangs des berühmten Palazzo Bo in Padua – Mái vòm lối vào của Palazzo Bo nổi tiếng ở Padua – 帕多瓦著名博宫入口处的拱顶 – パドヴァの有名なパラッツォ ボーの入り口の金庫室
A glimpse of Piazza dell’Orologio from via dei Banchi Nuovi in Rome. Getting lost in the eternal city is probably the most refined way to explore hidden art and history. Every glimpse, every alley, every square… hides some ancient or very ancient masterpiece. Here we are in the Ponte neighborhood, so called because of the original presence (later excluded), within its borders, of Ponte Sant’Angelo.
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Piazza dell’Orologio (formerly also called Piazza dei Rigattieri and Piazza di Monte Giordano) is a square located between Via dei Banchi Nuovi and Via del Governo Vecchio, and Via di Monte Giordano in Rome in the Ponte district. The name of the square derives from the clock placed on the tower of the Filippini convent, built by Francesco Borromini in 1648, under the clock face, there is a mosaic by Pietro da Cortona depicting the “Madonna della Vallicella”. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
Un vistazo a la plaza llamada dell’Orologio desde la calle Banchi Nuovi en Roma – Um vislumbre da praça chamada dell’Orologio da estrada Banchi Nuovi em Roma – Ein Blick auf den Platz namens dell’Orologio von der Straße Banchi Nuovi in Rom aus – Một cái nhìn thoáng qua về quảng trường có tên dell’Orologio từ đường Banchi Nuovi ở Rome – 从罗马 Banchi Nuovi 路瞥见 dell’Orologio 广场 – ローマのバンキ・ヌオーヴィ通りからデッロロロージョと呼ばれる広場を垣間見る
The main entrance to the Castle of Brescia known as the Falcon of Italy. If you are lucky enough to visit the beautiful city of Brescia, you cannot miss a short visit to the castle that dominates it. This is the entrance to the first walls within which the actual fortification develops.
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The castle of Brescia (known as the Falcon of Italy) is a fortress built in the medieval era and perched on the Cidneo hill, close to the historic centre of the city of Brescia. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The main entrance of the Brescia Castle known as the Falcon of Italy – L’entrée principale du château de Brescia connu sous le nom de Faucon d’Italie – La entrada principal del Castillo de Brescia conocida como el Halcón de Italia – A entrada principal do Castelo de Brescia conhecido como Falcão da Itália – Der Haupteingang des Brescia-Schloss, bekannt als der Falke von Italien – Lối vào chính của Lâu đài Brescia được mệnh danh là Chim ưng của Ý – 布雷西亚城堡的主入口被称为“Falcone d’Italia” – イタリアの鷹として知られるブレシア城の正面玄関
The view of the very famous Piazza del Duomo in Milan. A typical view of the large square that hosts the Duomo of Milan and the equally famous Milanese beauties (including the statue and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II). “Ma Milan l’è on gran Milan!” as Giovanni D’Anzi sang.
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Piazza del Duomo (Piazza del Domm in Milanese dialect) is the main square of Milan. Dominated by the Duomo di Milano, from which it takes its name, it is the vital center of the city, a meeting point for Milanese people to celebrate important events and, together with the adjacent Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, an iconic place par excellence of the metropolis, as well as a destination for visitors and tourists from all over the world. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The view of the famous square where the Milan cathedral is located – La vue de la célèbre place où se trouve la cathédrale de Milan – La vista de la famosa plaza donde se encuentra la catedral de Milán. – A vista da famosa praça onde está localizada a catedral de Milão – Der Blick auf den berühmten Platz, an dem sich der Mailänder Dom befindet – Quang cảnh quảng trường nổi tiếng nơi có nhà thờ Milan – 米兰大教堂所在的著名广场的景色 – ミラノ大聖堂がある有名な広場の眺め
Compiano, a medieval jewel in Emilia that will enchant you. If you are looking for an enchanting place that seems to have come out of a medieval fairy tale, the village of Compiano in Emilia is your ideal destination. This picturesque village is located on the hills of the Parma Apennines and is an authentic historical and cultural jewel that will make you travel back in time. It is in the ranking of The most beautiful villages in Italy. Compiano has a rich history that dates back to Roman times, but it was in the Middle Ages that the village reached its maximum grandeur and splendor. Its castle, known as the Castello di Compiano, is the focal point of the village. This imposing building, with its towers, thick walls and moat, is a well-preserved example of medieval architecture. The castle houses a museum that will allow you to immerse yourself in the history of Compiano and the surrounding region. Compiano is a labyrinth of narrow, winding cobbled streets, surrounded by stone houses and overlooking pretty squares. As you stroll through the village, you will come across charming corners and breathtaking panoramic views. Don't miss the Piazza del Mercato, the beating heart of Compiano, where you can taste local gastronomic delights and buy handmade souvenirs. Emilian gastronomy is renowned throughout the world, and Compiano is no exception. Restaurants and trattorias in the village offer delicious dishes based on fresh pasta, local cheeses, Parma ham and porcini mushrooms. Don't forget to accompany your meal with a glass of local wine, such as the renowned Gutturnio. The surrounding natural beauty is no less than its historical heritage. Compiano is located in the Cento Laghi Regional Park, a paradise for nature lovers. Hiking, biking, fishing in the lakes and picnicking are just a few of the outdoor activities you can enjoy here.
Compiano is a true hidden gem of Emilia, a medieval village that will give you an unforgettable experience. With its fascinating history, breathtaking architecture, delicious cuisine and surrounding natural beauty, Compiano is a place that will enchant you and make you feel like you have traveled back in time. I can’t wait to share this wonderful discovery with you!
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Compiano is a municipality in the province of Parma in Emilia-Romagna. A small village completely surrounded by walls, closely linked to its castle, part of the so-called Landi State and home to the mint. It is included in the circuit of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
Compiano, a medieval jewel in Emilia that will enchant you – Compiano, un joyau médiéval en Émilie qui vous enchantera – Compiano, una joya medieval en Emilia que te encantará – Compiano, uma joia medieval da Emília que vai te encantar – Compiano, ein mittelalterliches Juwel in der Emilia, das Sie verzaubern wird – Compiano, viên ngọc thời trung cổ ở Emilia sẽ mê hoặc bạn – Compiano,艾米利亚的一颗中世纪宝石,让您着迷 – コンピアーノ、あなたを魅了するエミリアの中世の宝石
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Strolling through the houses and canals of the magical village of Burano. Dear travelers and art lovers, today I will take you on a journey through one of the most enchanting places in Italy: the picturesque village of Burano and its charming canals. Whether you are passionate about photography, culture or simply looking for a romantic getaway, Burano is the ideal place for you. The most iconic feature of Burano is undoubtedly its brightly colored houses. Each building looks like a small work of art with its vibrant tones of blue, green, red and yellow. Legend has it that fishermen painted the houses so they could recognize them from afar during their long absences at sea. Now, these hand-painted houses create a unique and lively atmosphere that makes Burano a dream for photographers and architecture lovers. But Burano is not only famous for the colors of its houses; it is also famous for its enchanting canals. As you stroll through the small streets (calli) of the island, you will be fascinated by the winding canals that cross the village.
Burano is a unique place, where time seems to have stopped, and artistic beauty blends with everyday life. If you are planning a trip to Italy, make sure to include Burano in your list of must-see destinations. You won't regret it!
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Burano is a town of 2,270 inhabitants that stands on four islands in the northern Venetian lagoon. It is part of the municipality of Venice and in particular of the municipality of Venice-Murano-Burano. It is connected by a bridge to the island of Mazzorbo, which has become a sort of appendix. The town is known for its typical brightly colored houses and for the centuries-old artisan needlework of Burano lace. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
Walking among the houses and canals of the magical village of Burano – Se promener parmi les maisons et les canaux du village magique de Burano – Caminando entre las casas y canales del mágico pueblo de Burano – Caminhando entre as casas e canais da mágica vila de Burano – Spaziergang zwischen den Häusern und Kanälen des magischen Dorfes Burano – Đi bộ giữa những ngôi nhà và kênh đào của ngôi làng huyền diệu Burano – 漫步在布拉诺神奇村庄的房屋和运河之间 – 魔法の村ブラーノ島の家々や運河の間を歩く
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Uno scorcio di un vicolo del centro storico della città di Padova. Passeggiando, direi quasi perdendomi, nel centro storico della bella Padova ho trovato moltissimi vicoli molto carini che tanto mi ricorano i miei caruggi liguri. Questa via del centro, che purtroppo a posteriori non riesco ad individuare toponicamente, era uno di questi vicoli.
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The city was one of the cultural capitals of the fourteenth century, thanks to the presence of the lordship of the Carraresi or Da Carrara, who made Padua one of the main centers of pre-humanism. Between the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, an impressive cultural movement devoted to the ancient developed in conjunction with Florence, which would transform into the Paduan Renaissance and influence the artistic landscape of the entire northern Italy of the fifteenth century. In Padua there are two sites declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO: the botanical garden, the oldest in the world, and the cycles of frescoes from the fourteenth century, preserved in eight building complexes including the Scrovegni Chapel. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A glimpse of an alley in the historic center of the city of Padua – Un aperçu d’une ruelle du centre historique de la ville de Padoue – Un vistazo a un callejón en el centro histórico de la ciudad de Padua – Um vislumbre de um beco no centro histórico da cidade de Pádua – Ein Blick auf eine Gasse im historischen Zentrum der Stadt Padua – Nhìn thoáng qua một con hẻm ở trung tâm lịch sử của thành phố Padua – 帕多瓦市历史中心的一条小巷一瞥 – パドヴァ市の歴史的中心部の路地を垣間見る
A glimpse of the Flavian Amphitheater, the Colosseum, in Rome. A few months ago I was in Rome for an errand and I took the classic tourist tour of the many attractions that the capital of Italy offers. The most famous of all, perhaps, and one of the symbols of the city is the Colosseum. This is a deliberately partial shot of the exterior.
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The Colosseum, originally known as the Flavian Amphitheatre or simply as Amphitheatrum, is the largest amphitheatre in the world, located in the centre of the city of Rome. Able to hold an estimated 50,000 to 75,000 spectators, it is the most important Roman amphitheatre, as well as the most impressive monument of ancient Rome that has come down to us, known throughout the world as a symbol of the city of Rome and one of the symbols of Italy. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A glimpse of the Flavian Amphitheater, the Colosseum, the famous monument of Rome – Un aperçu de l’Amphithéâtre Flavien, du Colisée, le célèbre monument de Rome – Un vistazo al Anfiteatro Flavio, el Coliseo y el famoso monumento de Roma – Um vislumbre do Anfiteatro Flaviano, do Coliseu, o famoso monumento de Roma – Ein Blick auf das flavische Amphitheater, das Kolosseum, das berühmte Denkmal Roms – Một cái nhìn thoáng qua về Nhà hát vòng tròn Flavian, Đấu trường La Mã, tượng đài nổi tiếng của Rome – 一睹弗拉维安露天剧场、罗马斗兽场、罗马著名古迹的风采 – フラウィウス円形劇場、コロッセオ、ローマの有名な記念碑を垣間見る
The beautiful and ancient Piazza delle Erbe in the center of Verona. When visiting Verona there are three attractions that no one can miss and which are all in the center. We start with the Arena, the very famous Roman amphitheater and from there, through the historic center we go to look for Juliet Capulet's terrace. Along the way we pass by the beautiful and ancient Piazza delle Erbe with its medieval buildings built on the Roman ones. Unmissable!
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Piazza delle Erbe (or more simply Piazza Erbe) is the oldest square in Verona and stands above the area of the Roman Forum. In the Roman era it was the center of political and economic life; over time the Roman buildings gave way to medieval ones. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The beautiful and ancient square called delle Erbe in the center of Verona – La belle et ancienne place appelée delle Erbe au centre de Vérone – La hermosa y antigua plaza llamada delle Erbe en el centro de Verona – A bela e antiga praça chamada delle Erbe, no centro de Verona – Der schöne und alte Platz namens delle Erbe im Zentrum von Verona – Quảng trường xinh đẹp và cổ kính mang tên delle Erbe ở trung tâm Verona – 维罗纳市中心美丽而古老的广场,名为 delle Erbe – ヴェローナの中心部にあるデッレ・エルベと呼ばれる美しく古代の広場