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Preikestolen: The Pulpit Rock near Stavanger

Il Preikestolen: il pulpito in roccia vicino a Stavanger

Preikestolen: The Pulpit Rock near Stavanger.
Stavanger, located on the southwest coast of Norway, is a fascinating city with a rich history. Known as the “Oil Capital” of Norway, Stavanger offers much more than its energy resources. It is the perfect starting point to explore some of the country’s most spectacular natural wonders, including the famous Preikestolen.
Preikestolen is an imposing rock formation that rises approximately 600 metres above the Lysefjord. Its flat summit offers breathtaking views of the fjord below, making it one of Norway’s most popular hiking destinations. Every year, thousands of visitors make the trek to this incredible natural terrace and take in the views.
Getting to Preikestolen from Stavanger is easy and offers several options. You can take a bus to Tau, followed by a short taxi ride to the starting point of the hike. Alternatively, you can opt for an organised tour that includes transport and an experienced guide. For those who prefer the freedom of a car, the drive from Stavanger to Preikestolen takes about an hour.
The Preikestolen hike is suitable for hikers of all levels, although it does require good physical condition. The trail, which is approximately 8 kilometres round trip, passes through varied landscapes, including forests, lakes and rocks. The route is well marked and has plenty of scenic spots to stop for a rest and photos.
Appropriate Clothing: Wear comfortable hiking shoes and layered clothing, as the weather can change quickly.
Water and Snacks: Bring enough water and snacks to keep you energised during the hike.
Safety: Always follow the signs and stay on the trail to avoid danger.
A visit to Stavanger is not complete without a hike to Preikestolen. This unique experience will allow you to immerse yourself in Norway's natural beauty and create unforgettable memories. Whether you are a nature lover, a hiking enthusiast or simply looking for adventure, Preikestolen is a must-see destination.

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Preikestolen, as it is called in Norwegian Nynorsk (Prekestolen in Norwegian Bokmål, Pulpit Rock in Italian, Hyvlatonnå in Old Norwegian), is a 604-metre-high granite cliff that ends sheer above the Lysefjord, opposite the Kjeragbolten, near the village of Forsand, in the municipality of Sandnes, Norway.
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Preikestolen: The Pulpit Rock near Stavanger – Le Preikestolen : la chaire rocheuse près de Stavanger – El Preikestolen: el púlpito de roca cerca de Stavanger – O Preikestolen: o púlpito de pedra perto de Stavanger – Der Preikestolen: die Felskanzel bei Stavanger – Preikestolen: bục giảng đá gần Stavanger

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The houses in the Bryggen district in Bergen, Norway

Le case del quartiere di Bryggen a Bergen in Norvegia

The houses of Bryggen in Bergen, Norway.
Bryggen, the historic heart of Bergen, is one of Norway's most iconic sights. This charming district, with its characteristic colorful wooden houses, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.
The houses of Bryggen date back to the 14th century, when Bergen was an important trading center for the Hanseatic League. These wooden structures, with their sloping roofs and bright facades, have been faithfully rebuilt after numerous fires, maintaining their medieval appearance.
Wandering through the narrow streets of Bryggen is like taking a trip back in time. The houses now house craft shops, art galleries and cozy cafés. Don't miss the chance to visit the Hanseatic Museum, which offers an in-depth look at the lives of merchants of the time.
Bryggen is located on the eastern side of Vågen Bay, an easy walk from the center of Bergen. Bus lines 10, 18, 103 and 200 stop nearby, making it easy for visitors to access.
Whether you’re a history buff, an architecture enthusiast or simply looking for a picturesque place to explore, Bryggen is a must-see. Its colorful houses and unique atmosphere will leave you breathless.

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Le case del quartiere di Bryggen a Bergen in Norvegia

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Bryggen (Norwegian for wharf or landing place), also called Tyskebryggen (German or German Landing) is the historic waterfront district of the city of Bergen in Norway, consisting of wooden houses built in rows and home to the merchants of the Hanseatic League from the 14th to the 18th century. The district occupies the entire eastern side of Vågen Bay.
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The houses in the Bryggen district in Bergen, Norway – Les maisons du quartier de Bryggen à Bergen, Norvège – Las casas del barrio de Bryggen en Bergen, Noruega – As casas do bairro Bryggen em Bergen, Noruega – Die Häuser des Stadtteils Bryggen in Bergen, Norwegen – Những ngôi nhà ở khu phố Bryggen ở Bergen, Na Uy

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The many volcanoes of Timanfaya park in Arrecife

I tanti vulcani del parco Timanfaya ad Arrecife

The many volcanoes of Timanfaya Park in Arrecife.
Timanfaya National Park, located on the island of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands, is one of the most spectacular natural wonders in Spain. A few kilometers from the city of Arrecife, this park offers a unique lunar landscape, characterized by a vast expanse of volcanoes and lava flows that testify to the power and beauty of nature.
Timanfaya Park covers an area of ​​approximately 51 square kilometers and is the result of volcanic eruptions that occurred between 1730 and 1736, with another significant eruption in 1824. These events completely redesigned the landscape of the island, creating over 100 volcanoes of different sizes and shapes. The force of the eruptions buried entire villages and transformed the ecosystem, making the land barren but at the same time extraordinarily fascinating.
Among the many volcanoes that populate the park, some of the most notable include:
– Montañas del Fuego: These “Mountains of Fire” represent the heart of the park. Here you can see geothermal demonstrations that show how the heat beneath the surface is still active. Temperatures a few meters deep can reach 400°C.
– Caldera Blanca: With a crater about 1.2 kilometers in diameter, it is one of the most impressive volcanoes in the park. A hiking trail allows you to reach the summit and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view.
– Montaña Rajada: Known for its distinctive streaks of solidified lava, it offers a perfect example of how different lava flows have overlapped over time.
Despite the arid and volcanic terrain, Timanfaya is home to a surprising variety of plant species adapted to extreme conditions. Succulent plants and lichens are particularly common. The fauna, although limited, includes some reptiles, insects and birds that have found ways to thrive in this harsh environment.
Timanfaya is one of Lanzarote's main tourist attractions. Every year, thousands of visitors explore the park through guided tours, hiking trails and camel rides. The visitor centre offers detailed information on the park's geological and biological history, as well as interactive displays.
The park authorities are strongly committed to the conservation of Timanfaya's fragile ecosystem. Access is regulated and there are strict regulations to ensure that tourism does not damage the environment. Sustainability is at the heart of the park's policies, with measures including the use of renewable energy and careful management of water resources.
Visiting Timanfaya National Park is an experience that leaves a lasting impression. The volcanic landscape, with its changing colours and bizarre shapes, seems to have come from another world. Geothermal demonstrations and the opportunity to walk on land that still pulses with volcanic heat make the visit not only an opportunity for recreation, but also an opportunity to better understand the dynamics of our planet.

In conclusion, the Timanfaya volcanoes represent not only an important natural resource, but also a cultural and scientific heritage of inestimable value. Arrecife, with its proximity to the park, offers an ideal base to explore this wonder of nature and lose yourself in the beauty and mystery of its volcanic landscapes.

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I tanti vulcani del parco Timanfaya ad Arrecife

I tanti vulcani del parco Timanfaya ad Arrecife

I tanti vulcani del parco Timanfaya ad Arrecife

I tanti vulcani del parco Timanfaya ad Arrecife

Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Tamron 16-300.

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Timanfaya National Park is a national park that extends over the southern portion of Tinajo and the northern portion of Yaiza, in Lanzarote, Spain. The park occupies a significant part of the southwestern quadrant of the island of Lanzarote.
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The many volcanoes of the Timanfaya park in Arrecife – Les nombreux volcans du parc Timanfaya à Arrecife – Los numerosos volcanes del parque de Timanfaya en Arrecife – Os muitos vulcões do parque Timanfaya em Arrecife – Die vielen Vulkane des Timanfaya-Parks in Arrecife – Nhiều ngọn núi lửa của công viên Timanfaya ở Arrecife

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The decorations of the El Indio shop in Barcelona

El Indio di Barcellona

The decorations of El Indio store in Barcelona.
Located in the heart of Barcelona, ​​“El Indio” is one of the most emblematic historic stores in the city. This store, founded in 1870, is an important testimony to Catalan Art Nouveau, also known as Modernism. With its long history and commitment to preserving tradition, El Indio continues to be a point of reference for both residents and visitors.
El Indio is located in a historic building that still retains many of the original features that reflect the Modernism era. Its sumptuously decorated windows, wrought iron details and colorful tiles are perfect examples of this artistic style that has profoundly influenced the architecture and design of Barcelona.
Founded as a high-quality fabric store, El Indio has maintained a reputation for excellence and refinement over the years. The name “El Indio” refers to the exoticism and elegance of fabrics from the East, which were highly prized during the store’s heyday.
It has been closed for some time now.
El Indio was not just a store, but also a cultural symbol of Barcelona. Its enduring presence in the city’s commercial landscape makes it a living example of how tradition can be preserved and enhanced over time. Attention to detail and quality make El Indio a unique place where history and modernity meet.
El Indio is centrally located, easily accessible by public transport. Its proximity to major tourist attractions, such as La Rambla and the Gothic Quarter, makes it an ideal destination for anyone wishing to explore the historic heart of Barcelona.
El Indio is more than just a store; it is a living piece of Barcelona’s history. With its fascinating modernist architecture and constant commitment to quality and tradition, it continues to be an unmissable place for anyone who wants to discover the authenticity and elegance of Catalan culture.

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El Indio di Barcellona

El Indio di Barcellona

Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Canon RF 24-50.

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The decorations of the El Indio store in Barcelona – Les décorations du magasin El Indio à Barcelone – La decoración de la tienda El Indio de Barcelona – As decorações da loja El Indio em Barcelona – Die Dekorationen des El Indio-Ladens in Barcelona – Đồ trang trí của cửa hàng El Indio ở Barcelona

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The Barreirinha Beach Resort in Madeira

Il complesso balneare della Barreirinha a Madeira

The Barreirinha beach complex in Funchal on the island of Madeira.
From the ship, docked in the port of Funchal, I always see this blue (or aquamarine) building and I decided to photograph it and find out more about it.
It is a beach complex, with sunbeds, a restaurant and a bar where you can enjoy a relaxing day.
The elevator column is very characteristic.

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Il complesso balneare della Barreirinha a Madeira

Il complesso balneare della Barreirinha a Madeira

Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Tamron 16-300.

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The archipelago is made up of two major islands, Madeira and Porto Santo, three smaller uninhabited islands, known as the Desertas, and two smaller islands, also uninhabited, called the Savage Islands. The largest island is Madeira. The archipelago, together with Cape Verde, the Azores and the Canaries, forms Macaronesia; the Azores and Madeira are part of Portugal, the Canaries are part of Spain and Cape Verde, once Portuguese, is now an independent republic.
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The Barreirinha seaside complex in Funchal on the island of Madeira – Le complexe balnéaire de Barreirinha à Funchal sur l’île de Madère – El complejo costero Barreirinha en Funchal, en la isla de Madeira – O complexo balnear da Barreirinha no Funchal, na ilha da Madeira – Der Strandkomplex Barreirinha in Funchal auf der Insel Madeira – Khu phức hợp ven biển Barreirinha ở Funchal trên đảo Madeira
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Some Lisbon murals photographed from the ship

Alcuni murales di Lisbona fotografati dalla nave

Some murals of Lisbon photographed from the ship.
Some time ago, while the ship I was working on was in port in Lisbon, I photographed what I could see from the highest decks with my telephoto lens.
Like these murals on a half-abandoned house.

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Alcuni murales di Lisbona fotografati dalla nave

Alcuni murales di Lisbona fotografati dalla nave

Alcuni murales di Lisbona fotografati dalla nave

Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Tamron 16-300.

Some Lisbon murals photographed from the ship – Quelques peintures murales de Lisbonne photographiées depuis le navire – Algunos murales de Lisboa fotografiados desde el barco – Alguns murais de Lisboa fotografados a partir do navio – Einige Wandgemälde von Lissabon, fotografiert vom Schiff aus – Một số bức tranh tường về Lisbon chụp từ tàu
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The historic Mas Docampo pharmacy in Barcelona

La storica farmacia Mas Docampo a Barcellona

The historic Mas Docampo pharmacy in Barcelona.
Farmacia Mas Docampo is one of the most historic and renowned pharmacies in Barcelona. Founded in 1880 by Felip Comabella, this pharmacy has served the community for over a century, becoming a point of reference for the health and well-being of its citizens.
In 1946, the pharmacy was purchased by Josep Mª Mas Grau, who changed the name from Farmacia Comabella to Farmacia Mas Docampo. Under his leadership, the pharmacy has continued to grow and evolve, always maintaining a strong commitment to public service. In 1997, management was passed to Mas Grau's daughter, Montserrat Mas Docampo, who continues to run the business with the same dedication and passion.
One of the most fascinating aspects of Farmacia Mas Docampo is its modernist decoration, created in 1904, which is still preserved today both inside and on part of the façade. This architectural detail not only adds aesthetic value, but also represents a piece of the city's history.
In addition to the sale of medicines, the pharmacy offers a wide range of parapharmacy products and personalized services to improve the quality of life of its customers. Farmacia Mas Docampo is known for its specialized attention and its commitment to actively following the pharmacotherapeutic treatments of its patients.
In recent years, the pharmacy has also embraced innovation, creating an online point of sale to facilitate customer purchases, allowing them to access cosmetics, dietetics and nutrition products from the comfort of their homes.
Farmacia Mas Docampo is not only a place to buy medicines, but a true ally for the health and well-being of the community of Barcelona, ​​with a rich history and a promising future.

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La storica farmacia Mas Docampo a Barcellona

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The historic Mas Docampo pharmacy in Barcelona – La pharmacie historique Mas Docampo à Barcelone – La histórica farmacia Mas Docampo en Barcelona – A histórica farmácia Mas Docampo, em Barcelona – Die historische Mas Docampo-Apotheke in Barcelona – Hiệu thuốc Mas Docampo lịch sử ở Barcelona

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A table set in the Vietnamese countryside

Una tavola imbandita nella campagna vietnamita

A table set in the Vietnamese countryside.

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Last year, when we returned to Vietnam to visit family, we arranged a day to go home to burn incense for my deceased father and grandparents, and visit relatives… On that occasion, there was a party at the relatives’ house, also called “death anniversary”, and they invited us to participate.
Death anniversary is the day when relatives, relatives, children and grandchildren gather together and celebrate to remember the deceased and it is a time for family chats, talking about fields, crops… business… it is a time for them to connect with each other. Connecting blood and blood, every year the children learn more about their roots, their grandparents… everyone is busy, going to the market together, preparing chickens, ducks and preparing dishes for the guests, all together.
That day they prepared a table full of dishes for us: white rice, boiled shrimp, boiled chicken, grilled fish in rice paper, spring rolls and steamed beef rolls, squid, mixed salad and a bowl of beef bone soup with curry. They all tasted good. Even though we were just random guests who met, our relatives were very enthusiastic and kind to us… they enthusiastically sang karaoke, chatted and laughed loudly. And of course my husband also participated… They seemed very happy because it was probably the first time they met a foreigner going to a remote and poor countryside… They made them drink a lot of beer to celebrate, just like women, they talk and sing without any difference in age or status… Even when it was getting late, we needed to go back to the city but it seemed like they didn't want to let us go, they still wanted to keep us together and have fun…
Things like this are very difficult to find in the city nowadays… I really enjoyed the fun, warm and human atmosphere… even if the outside temperature made us sweat…
You can say that this was one of the funniest moments of the holiday, right in the Vietnamese countryside.

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Năm ngoái khi chúng tôi về Việt Nam để thăm gia đình, chúng tôi đã sắp xếp 1 ngày để về quê thắp hương cho ba của Đào và ông bà đã mất, thăm bà con họ hàng…Đúng dịp đó, nhà bà con của Đào có 1 bữa cỗ, còn gọi là “đám giỗ”, họ đã mời chúng tôi thăm dự.
Đám giỗ là ngày bà con, họ hàng, con cháu quây quần, tụ họ và làm cỗ để tưởng nhớ người đã mất và là dịp trò chuyện trong gia đình, chuyện đồng án, mùa vụ…chuyện làm ăn… là 1 dịp gắn kết máu mủ ruột rà, con nít qua mỗi năm lại biết thêm về cội nguồn, về ông bà của mình…mọi người chộn rộn, cùng nhau đi chợ, làm gà, làm vịt và chuẩn bị các món ăn đãi khách, cùng nhau dọn dẹp…trong không khí vô cùng gần gũi, ấm nồng.
Hôm đó, tôi được chứng kiến khung cảnh rất bình dị và thân tình của những người bà con họ hàng của Đào, họ chuẩn bị cho chúng tôi 1 bàn đầy ắp món ăn: cơm trắng, tôm luộc, gà luộc, cá nướng giấy bạc cuốn bánh tráng, ram (chả giò) và chả bò, mực hấp, gỏi trộn và 1 tô canh cà ri xương bò. Tất cả đều hợp vị. Dù chúng tôi chỉ là những vị khách bắt đắc dĩ vô ý mà họ gặp được nhưng những người bà con, họ đã rất nhiệt tình và tươm tất đối với chúng tôi… họ hào hứng ca hát karaoke, trò chuyện và cười đùa rôm rả và tất nhiên tôi cũng tham gia… Dường như họ rất vui vì có thể là lần đầu họ gặp được người nước ngoài đi về 1 vùng quê xa và còn nghèo nàn… Họ mời tôi rất nhiều bia để chung vui, đàn ông cũng như phụ nữ, họ trò chuyện ca hát mà không có khoảng cách tuổi tác hay địa vị…Ngay cả khi trời sắp trở chiều tối, chúng tôi cần trở về thành phố nhưng dường như họ không muốn để chúng tôi đi, vẫn muốn giữ chúng tôi lại chung vui và tận hưởng…Những điều bình dị như thế này, nay rất khó tìm thấy ở thành thị…Tôi đã rất tận hưởng không khí vui vẻ, ấm áp và đầy tình người…dù nhiệt độ ngoài trời làm chúng tôi ướt đẫm…Có thể nói là 1 trong những kỉ niệm khó quên của tôi về làng quê Việt Nam.

A table set in the Vietnamese countryside – Une table dressée dans la campagne vietnamienne – Una mesa puesta en el campo vietnamita. – Uma mesa posta na zona rural vietnamita – Ein gedeckter Tisch in der vietnamesischen Landschaft – Bộ bàn ăn ở làng quê Việt Nam
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An alley in the city of Funchal on the island of Madeira

Un vicolo della città di Funchal sull'isola di Madera

An alley in the city of Funchal on the island of Madeira.
Walking through the beautiful Portuguese city of Funchal I often go to the area around the cathedral. In these alleys there are several very nice restaurants.

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Un vicolo della città di Funchal sull'isola di Madera

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The archipelago is made up of two major islands, Madeira and Porto Santo, three smaller uninhabited islands, known as the Desertas, and two smaller islands, also uninhabited, called the Savage Islands. The largest island is Madeira. The archipelago, together with Cape Verde, the Azores and the Canaries, forms Macaronesia; the Azores and Madeira are part of Portugal, the Canaries are part of Spain and Cape Verde, once Portuguese, is now an independent republic.
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An alley in the city of Funchal on the island of Madeira – Une ruelle dans la ville de Funchal sur l’île de Madère – Un callejón en la ciudad de Funchal en la isla de Madeira – Un callejón en la ciudad de Funchal en la isla de Madeira – Eine Gasse in der Stadt Funchal auf der Insel Madeira – Một con hẻm ở thành phố Funchal trên đảo Madeira
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The Sagrada Familia, the unfinished masterpiece

La Sagrada Família, il capolavoro incompiuto

La Sagrada Família, the unfinished masterpiece.
La Sagrada Família is undoubtedly one of the most iconic and recognizable monuments in the world. Located in the heart of Barcelona, ​​this extraordinary Catholic basilica is a synthesis of art, architecture and spirituality. However, what makes it even more fascinating is the fact that, despite having been under construction for over a century, it is still unfinished.
The history of the Sagrada Família begins in 1882, when the famous architect Antoni Gaudí took charge of the project. From the beginning, Gaudí was inspired by a bold and ambitious vision: to create a temple that would be a tribute to spirituality and nature itself, conveying a profound sense of harmony and beauty.
Gaudí worked tirelessly on the project until his death in 1926. During these years, he transformed his vision into reality, creating a unique and innovative structure that defied the architectural conventions of the time. The Sagrada Família became a laboratory of experimentation for Gaudí, where he could fully express his brilliance and his deep connection with nature.
The Sagrada Família is a stunning fusion of architectural styles, combining elements of Catalan Gothic with Art Nouveau and organic forms inspired by nature. Its soaring towers, ornate façades and intricate sculptural details capture the imagination of visitors from around the world.
But what makes the Sagrada Família truly unique is its breathtaking interior. The vast interior space is illuminated by soft light that filters through stained glass windows, creating a magical and mystical atmosphere. The tree-like columns stand like natural pillars, supporting a vault that evokes the image of a forest suspended above the heads of the faithful.
Despite its splendor and grandeur, the Sagrada Família remains unfinished. After Gaudí’s death, work on the project continued, led by a succession of architects and craftsmen determined to carry on his vision. However, limited funding and logistical complications slowed progress, leading to decades of slow construction.
But despite its unfinished state, the Sagrada Família continues to exert an enormous influence on contemporary architecture and the collective imagination. Its timeless beauty and bold vision continue to inspire artists, architects and visitors around the world.
In a world where progress often seems to be measured in terms of time and money, the Sagrada Família stands as a powerful symbol of hope and perseverance. It is a reminder that great works take time, dedication and sacrifice, but can ultimately be transformed into something extraordinary and lasting.

Oggi, mentre la Sagrada Família avanza verso il suo completamento, continuerà a incarnare l’essenza stessa della creatività umana e della ricerca della bellezza. E mentre le generazioni future contemplano la sua maestosità, saranno ispirate a perseguire i propri sogni con determinazione e passione, sapendo che anche le più grandi sfide possono essere superate con fede e impegno.

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La Sagrada Família, il capolavoro incompiuto

La Sagrada Família, il capolavoro incompiuto

La Sagrada Família, il capolavoro incompiuto

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The Expiatory Temple of the Holy Family (in Spanish Templo Expiatorio de la Sagrada Familia; in Catalan Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família) is a minor basilica of Catholic worship in Barcelona, ​​the capital of Catalonia. Universally known as the Sagrada Familia, it is an architectural work whose main author is Antoni Gaudí, who in 1883 took over the construction work begun a year earlier and changed the style from neo-Gothic to Art Nouveau, a movement that in Barcelona and the surrounding area was known as Catalan modernism. The vastness of the project and its characteristic style have made it one of the main symbols of the city. According to 2011 data, it is the most visited monument in Spain with 4.5 million visitors per year.
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La Sagrada Família, Barcelona’s unfinished masterpiece – La Sagrada Família, le chef-d’œuvre inachevé de Barcelone – La Sagrada Familia, la obra maestra inacabada de Barcelona – La Sagrada Família, a obra-prima inacabada de Barcelona – La Sagrada Família, Barcelonas unvollendetes Meisterwerk – La Sagrada Família, kiệt tác còn dang dở của Barcelona

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