Un romantico vicolo nel centro storico di Verona. Qualche tempo fa, ormai, sono stato nella bella Verona con mia moglie. Per cena siamo stati in un ristorante in centro (poco lontano dal celebre terrazzo di Giulietta) dove ero stato una volta precedente. L’atmosfera nel vicolo dove si trovano i tavoli, all’esterno del locale, era veramente molto romantica, non vi sembra?
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A romantic alley in the historic center of Verona – Une ruelle romantique dans le centre historique de Vérone – Un callejón romántico en el centro histórico de Verona – Um beco romântico no centro histórico de Verona – Eine romantische Gasse im historischen Zentrum von Verona – Một con hẻm lãng mạn ở trung tâm lịch sử của Verona – 维罗纳历史中心的浪漫小巷 – ヴェローナの歴史的中心部にあるロマンチックな路地
One of the central streets of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. A short walk in the center of Santa Cruz when the ship docks on the island of Tenerife. This is the street for walking with all the shops for tourists. A classic for sailors!
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a Spanish municipality of 208,688 inhabitants (2022), the main city of the island of Tenerife and the capital of the province of the same name. Together with Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, it is the capital of the autonomous community of the Canary Islands and hosts the seat of the local parliament. It is the second most populous city in the Canary Islands. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
One of the central streets of Santa Cruz in Tenerife – Une des rues centrales de Santa Cruz à Tenerife – Una de las calles centrales de Santa Cruz en Tenerife – Uma das ruas centrais de Santa Cruz em Tenerife – Eine der zentralen Straßen von Santa Cruz auf Teneriffa – Một trong những con đường trung tâm của Santa Cruz ở Tenerife – 特内里费岛圣克鲁斯的中心街道之一 – テネリフェ島のサンタクルスの中心街の 1 つ
Where via della Chiusa joins the caruggio in Sestri Levante. I almost always arrive in the caruggio by passing through via della Chiusa. Partly because whether by car or motorbike I always park near Piazza del Mercato, and partly because my friend Alessandro's shop is in this street. This is the view you can have by walking along via della Chiusa.
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The Caruggio or Carruggio is a street, alley or even portico typical of the historic centers of Liguria. The term derives from the Latin quadrivium, or from the more popular quadruvium. In the Middle Ages, the Genoese street network was based on the carruggi, controlled by the city's powerful merchant families. Often the buildings on the sides of the carruggio overlooked it with a portico, which although it was for public use was built independently by the owner of each building, as can be seen from the fact that the style of each piece of portico changes when moving from one building to another, as can be seen very well for example in the historic center of Chiavari. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
Where the street called della Chiusa joins the alley in Sestri Levante – Là où la rue appelée della Chiusa rejoint la ruelle de Sestri Levante – Donde la calle llamada della Chiusa se une al callejón en Sestri Levante – Onde a rua chamada della Chiusa se junta ao beco de Sestri Levante – Wo die Straße della Chiusa in die Gasse von Sestri Levante mündet – Nơi con phố mang tên della Chiusa nối với con hẻm ở Sestri Levante – della Chiusa 街道与塞斯特里莱万特小巷的交汇处 – デッラ・キウーサと呼ばれる通りがセストリ・レバンテの路地に合流する場所
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
Discovering the caruggio of Sestri Levante, a marvel of Liguria. Perhaps the title came out a little too high-sounding but I truly believe that the caruggio of my town is one of the most beautiful in Liguria. If you then add that it is used to reach the Baia del Silenzio then you cannot help but agree with me!
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Discovering the alley of Sestri Levante, a wonder of Liguria – À la découverte de la ruelle de Sestri Levante, une merveille de la Ligurie – Descubriendo el callejón de Sestri Levante, una maravilla de Liguria – Descobrindo o beco de Sestri Levante, uma maravilha da Ligúria – Entdecken Sie die Gasse von Sestri Levante, ein Wunder Liguriens – Khám phá con hẻm Sestri Levante, kỳ quan của Liguria – 探索利古里亚奇迹塞斯特里莱万特的小巷 – リグーリア州の驚異、セストリ レバンテの路地を発見
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
The High Altar of the Church of Santo Stefano in Genoa. Many times I have been on the large terrace of this church to photograph via XX Settembre from above but very few times have I managed to enter this church. Some time ago, taking advantage of the event “Le chiese dei Rolli”, I was able to visit it and I was fascinated by it. The interior is very sparse but colossal.
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The church of Santo Stefano (or abbey of Santo Stefano) is one of the best-known Christian places of worship in Genoa, and its parish community is part of the Vicariate of Carignano – Foce of the Archdiocese of Genoa. Situated on a hill overlooking the central Via XX Settembre, it was one of the most significant examples of Romanesque architecture in the Ligurian capital. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The main altar of the church of Santo Stefano in Genoa – Le maître-autel de l’église de Santo Stefano à Gênes – El altar mayor de la iglesia de Santo Stefano en Génova – O altar-mor da igreja de Santo Stefano em Gênova – Der Hauptaltar der Kirche Santo Stefano in Genua – Bàn thờ chính của nhà thờ Santo Stefano ở Genoa – 热那亚圣斯特凡诺教堂的主祭坛 – ジェノヴァのサント ステファノ教会の主祭壇
Due passi in centro a Sestri Levante in una mattina di Ottobre. Questa mattina ho fatto due passi in centro e ho scattato un paio di foto in corso Colombo, via Asilo Maria teresa ed in caruggio. Sembra ancora di essere in estate, si sta così bene a passeggiare!
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A stroll in the center of Sestri Levante on an October morning – Une promenade dans le centre de Sestri Levante un matin d’octobre – Un paseo por el centro de Sestri Levante una mañana de octubre – Um passeio no centro de Sestri Levante numa manhã de outubro – Ein Spaziergang im Zentrum von Sestri Levante an einem Oktobermorgen – Đi dạo ở trung tâm Sestri Levante vào một buổi sáng tháng 10 – 十月的早晨，在塞斯特里莱万特市中心漫步 – 10月の朝、セストリ・レバンテ中心部を散歩
Due passi a Chiavari di prima mattina ad ottobre. Questa mattina ho dovuto fare una commissione a Chiavari di prima mattina e, una volta terminato, ho fatto un paio di passi nel sempre bell centro della città. La fontana in piazza delle Carrozze, piazza Mazzini e piazza Roma.
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A stroll in Chiavari in the early morning in October – Une promenade à Chiavari au petit matin d’octobre – Un paseo por Chiavari a primera hora de la mañana de octubre – Um passeio em Chiavari no início da manhã de outubro – Ein Spaziergang in Chiavari am frühen Morgen im Oktober – Đi dạo ở Chiavari vào sáng sớm tháng 10 – 十月清晨在基亚瓦里漫步 – 10月の早朝、キアーヴァリを散歩
The view of the splendid city of Lucca, pearl of Tuscany. I took this photo some time ago but I can only publish it now. It is the view of the splendid Tuscan city taken from the tower of the city's cathedral. You can see the various towers that dominate the historic center very well.
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Famous for its historical monuments, it is one of the few provincial capitals to preserve the historic center, rich in ancient structures from various eras, completely surrounded by a sixteenth-century wall that is intact and almost unchanged over the centuries. It is a notable city of art in Italy. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The city of Lucca seen from the bell tower of the Duomo – La ville de Lucca vue du clocher du Duomo – La ciudad de Lucca vista desde el campanario del Duomo – A cidade de Lucca vista do campanário do Duomo – Die Stadt Lucca vom Glockenturm des Doms aus gesehen – Thành phố Lucca nhìn từ tháp chuông Duomo – 从大教堂的钟楼看到的卢卡市 – ドゥオーモの鐘楼から見たルッカの街
