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23 July 202423 July 2024

The statue of the Nile in the Fountain of the Four Rivers

La statua del Nilo nella Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi a Roma

The Nile statue in the Fountain of the Four Rivers in Rome.
The Fountain of the Four Rivers is one of the most famous works of the famous Italian sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini. It is located in the Piazza Navona in Rome and was commissioned by Pope Innocent X (born Giovanni Battista Pamphilj) in 1648. The fountain is located in the center of the square and is a masterpiece of Baroque art.
The fountain takes its name from the four rivers represented in the four giant statues located at the base of the central tower. These four rivers are symbols of four of the then known continents: the Nile for Africa, the Ganges for Asia, the Danube for Europe and the Rio de la Plata for the Americas. The statues are made of marble and each is accompanied by an animal or symbol characteristic of the region it represents.
At the center of the fountain is an Egyptian obelisk, an architectural element that was transferred from Ancient Rome to the square by order of Pope Innocent X. The obelisk is crowned by the dove of peace and topped by a gilded bronze globe. This element gives the fountain a remarkable height and grandeur.
The Fountain of the Four Rivers is an impressive work that masterfully mixes art, architecture and symbolism, as often happens in Bernini's works. Its creation required a considerable effort of engineering, and the result is one of the most admired and iconic attractions in Rome.

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Bernini’s giants move in gestures full of life and with an irrepressible expressive exuberance. The Nile covers its face with a drapery, referring to the obscurity of its sources, which remained unknown until the end of the 19th century.
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The statue of the Nile in the Fountain of the Four Rivers in Rome – La statue du Nil dans la Fontaine des Quatre Fleuves à Rome – La estatua del Nilo en la Fuente de los Cuatro Ríos en Roma – A estátua do Nilo na Fonte dos Quatro Rios em Roma – Die Nilstatue im Vierströmebrunnen in Rom – Tượng sông Nile tại Đài phun nước Bốn con sông ở Rome – 罗马四河喷泉中的尼罗河雕像 – ローマの四大河の噴水にあるナイル川の像

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16 July 202416 July 2024

Mini Cavolino con panna, il dolce tipico ligure

Mini Cavolino con panna, il dolce tipico ligure.
La Liguria, rinomata per i suoi paesaggi mozzafiato e la sua ricca tradizione culinaria, offre una vasta gamma di delizie, tra cui spiccano i dolci tipici. Uno di questi è il Cavolino con panna, un piccolo gioiello della pasticceria ligure, perfetto per concludere un pasto o per una dolce pausa. Questo dolce, delicato e raffinato, è amato per la sua semplicità e il gusto irresistibile.
Il Cavolino con panna ha radici profonde nella tradizione dolciaria ligure. Il termine “cavolino” si riferisce ai piccoli bignè, realizzati con la pasta choux, un impasto leggero e versatile di origine francese, che ha trovato un posto speciale nelle pasticcerie italiane. In Liguria, i cavolini vengono riempiti con una soffice crema di panna montata, creando un equilibrio perfetto tra dolcezza e leggerezza.

Questi deliziosi bocconcini sono composti da un guscio di pasta choux croccante all’esterno e vuoto all’interno, pronto per essere farcito con panna fresca montata. La combinazione della croccantezza del guscio con la morbidezza e la freschezza della panna crea un’esperienza gustativa unica. Il contrasto tra le diverse consistenze rende ogni morso una vera e propria delizia.
Il Cavolino con panna è perfetto per ogni occasione. Può essere servito come elegante dessert dopo cena, accompagnato da un bicchiere di vino dolce o di spumante. È anche ideale per un tè pomeridiano, una festa o un ricevimento. La sua versatilità lo rende un dolce apprezzato sia dagli adulti che dai bambini.
Ogni pasticceria ligure ha la propria versione di questo dolce, ma la base rimane sempre la stessa: ingredienti semplici e di alta qualità, lavorati con cura e passione. La tradizione vuole che i Mini Cavolini con panna siano preparati artigianalmente, secondo ricette tramandate di generazione in generazione, mantenendo viva la cultura e il patrimonio gastronomico della Liguria.

Il Cavolino prappresenta al meglio la tradizione dolciaria ligure. Questo piccolo dolce, con la sua semplicità e bontà, è un vero capolavoro della pasticceria regionale. Che lo si gusti in una pasticceria affacciata sul mare o lo si prepari in casa, il Mini Cavolino con Panna è un’esperienza che celebra il gusto e la bellezza della Liguria, portando con sé un po’ della magia di questa terra incantata.

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Small cabbage with cream, a typical Ligurian dessert – Petit chou à la crème, un dessert typique de la Ligurie – Col pequeña con nata, postre típico de Liguria – Repolho pequeno com natas, sobremesa típica da Ligúria – Kleiner Kohl mit Sahne, ein typisch ligurisches Dessert – Bắp cải nhỏ phủ kem, món tráng miệng đặc trưng của vùng Ligurian

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15 July 202416 July 2024

A characteristic alley in the village of Vernazza

Un caratteristico vicolo del borgo di Vernazza alle Cinque Terre

A characteristic alley in the village of Vernazza in the Cinque Terre.
Vernazza, one of the five picturesque villages of the Cinque Terre, is famous for its breathtaking landscapes, the colorful houses overlooking the sea and the narrow, winding alleys that tell ancient stories. Walking through the alleys of Vernazza means immersing yourself in an atmosphere of times gone by, where every corner holds a unique and unrepeatable charm. Among these, a particularly characteristic alley captures the essence of the village and invites visitors to explore its magic.

One of the most charming alleys in Vernazza is Via San Francesco. This narrow passage, paved with irregular stones, winds between the pastel-colored houses that stand close to each other, creating an almost labyrinthine effect.
The atmosphere in the alley is intimate and quiet, far from the hustle and bustle of the main streets of the village. The facades of the houses are adorned with colorful flower pots, climbing plants and small decorations that reflect the love of the inhabitants for their corner of paradise. The windows of the houses overlook the alley, often with green or blue shutters that add a touch of liveliness to the urban landscape.
Walking along it, it is easy to meet the locals chatting among themselves or going about their daily chores, adding a touch of authentic life to the visitor's experience. The cats, the true masters of the alley, wander around lazily, making the place even more picturesque.

A walk in Vernazza is a journey through time, an experience that allows you to discover the authentic soul of this enchanting village. Every stone, every flower, every smile of the inhabitants tells a story of simplicity and beauty, making every step a moment of discovery and wonder. If you visit Vernazza, do not miss the opportunity to explore this hidden corner and let yourself be enchanted by its unique and magical atmosphere.

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A characteristic alley in the village of Vernazza in the Cinque Terre – Une ruelle caractéristique du village de Vernazza dans les Cinque Terre – Un callejón característico en el pueblo de Vernazza en Cinque Terre – Um beco característico da aldeia de Vernazza em Cinque Terre – Eine charakteristische Gasse im Dorf Vernazza in den Cinque Terre – Một con hẻm đặc trưng ở làng Vernazza ở Cinque Terre

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14 July 202420 September 2024

Cristo Rei, the statue in front of Lisbon

Il Cristo Rei, la statua simbolo di Lisbona

Cristo Rei, the statue in front of Lisbon.
Cristo Rei of Lisbon is a statue of Jesus Christ that stands on the south bank of the Tagus River, in the city of Almada, in front of Lisbon.
The Cristo Rei statue is approximately 110 meters tall, with the statue itself measuring approximately 28 meters. Its construction was inspired by the Cristo Redentor statue in Rio de Janeiro.
The statue is located on Monte Cristo Rei, which offers spectacular panoramic views of the city of Lisbon, the Tagus River and the 25 de Abril Bridge.
Construction of the statue began in 1950 and was completed in 1959. It was erected as a thank you for Portugal having managed to avoid participation in World War II.
The Cristo Rei statue symbolizes gratitude for divine protection during the war and also serves as a symbol of peace.
This statue has become an icon of Lisbon and is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the region. In addition to offering a breathtaking view, the area around the statue also hosts places of worship and a sanctuary.

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The National Sanctuary of Christ the King or simply Christ the King is a Portuguese sanctuary located in Pragal, a former friary of the city of Almada, which in turn is part of Greater Lisbon. It is famous because behind it is a colossal statue of Christ the King, inspired by the Christ of Corcovado in Rio de Janeiro, designed by the architect António Lino, built by Francisco Franco de Sousa and inaugurated on May 17, 1959. The base of the statue is shaped like a door and is 75 meters high and above it is the 28-meter statue of Christ the King.
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The Cristo Rei, the symbolic statue of Lisbon – Le Cristo Rei, la statue symbolique de Lisbonne – El Cristo Rei, la estatua simbólica de Lisboa – O Cristo Rei, a estátua simbólica de Lisboa – Der Cristo Rei, die symbolische Statue von Lissabon – Cristo Rei, bức tượng biểu tượng của Lisbon – 基督像 (Cristo Rei)，里斯本的象征雕像 – リスボンの象徴的な像、クリスト・レイ

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13 July 202417 July 2024

Eggs in Purgatory Eaten on Ship, the Recipe

Le uova alla purgatorio mangiate in nave, la ricetta

Eggs in purgatory eaten on board, the recipe.
Eggs in purgatory are a traditional Italian dish, particularly popular in the south of the country. This dish with an evocative name is characterized by simple but tasty ingredients, and is often appreciated for its simplicity and goodness.
The recipe requires the use of a few basic ingredients: eggs, tomato, olive oil, garlic and parsley. The preparation is equally simple but the result is a dish rich in flavor.
Here is a basic recipe for preparing eggs in purgatory, taking inspiration from the dish prepared on board by Maitre’d Gianni a few contracts ago.

Ingredients:

– Eggs (as many as you like);
– Ripe tomatoes (preferably peeled and chopped);
– Olive oil;
– Garlic (minced);
– Onion, cut into strips;
– Fresh parsley (minced);
– Salt and pepper to taste.

Procedimento:

In a non-stick pan, heat a little olive oil and add the chopped garlic and onion. Fry lightly without burning them.
Add the chopped or peeled tomatoes and cook for a few minutes, lightly crushing the tomatoes with a wooden spoon to obtain a more homogeneous consistency.
Season with salt and pepper to taste, and let the sauce cook until it thickens slightly.
Using a spoon, create spaces in the sauce and break the eggs one at a time, cooking them in the sauce without stirring too much. You can leave the eggs whole or stir them lightly, depending on your preference.
Cover the pan with a lid and continue cooking until the eggs are as cooked as you like.
Sprinkle with chopped fresh parsley before serving.
Eggs in Purgatory can be enjoyed on their own or accompanied with crusty bread to mop up the delicious sauce. This dish is a great example of how Italian cuisine can transform simple ingredients into dishes full of authentic flavors.

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Purgatorial eggs eaten on board the ship, the recipe – Œufs du purgatoire consommés à bord du navire, la recette – Huevos del purgatorio comidos a bordo del barco, la receta – Ovos do purgatório comidos a bordo do navio, a receita – An Bord des Schiffes gegessene Fegefeuereier, das Rezept – Trứng luyện ngục ăn trên tàu, công thức – 船上吃的炼狱蛋，食谱 – 船上で食べられる煉獄の卵、そのレシピ

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10 July 202410 July 2024

L’orologio Astronomico in piazza della Loggia a Brescia

L’orologio Astronomico in piazza della Loggia a Brescia visto dal retro.
L’orologio astronomico di Brescia è un orologio monumentale situato sulla Torre del Pegol, nel cuore del centro storico di Brescia, Italia. Questo orologio è uno dei più antichi d’Europa ed è famoso per le sue caratteristiche astronomiche e artistiche.
Normalmente lo si fotografa dal davanti, dalla piazza della Loggia, ma in questi scatti ero sul retro della torre (il lato b).
Storia: L’orologio risale al XVI secolo e fu realizzato da Gian Alberto Barigozzi, un orologiaio bresciano, nel 1540. Nel corso dei secoli, ha subito alcune modifiche e restauri.
Posizione: L’orologio è collocato sulla Torre del Pegol, una torre medievale alta circa 30 metri, situata in Piazza Loggia, nel centro storico di Brescia.
Caratteristiche astronomiche: Una delle caratteristiche più interessanti dell’orologio è la sua complicata quadrante astronomico. Esso mostra le fasi della luna, il movimento del sole e della luna nel cielo, le costellazioni zodiacali e altre informazioni astronomiche. Questo tipo di orologio era essenziale nel XVI secolo per le attività agricole e per determinare i tempi liturgici.
Meccanismo: L’orologio è azionato da un meccanismo complesso di ingranaggi e pesi. Il movimento delle lancette è controllato da questo sistema meccanico che, nonostante la sua antichità, continua a funzionare.
Restauri: Nel corso dei secoli, l’orologio ha subito diversi restauri e interventi di manutenzione per preservarne l’integrità e far sì che continuasse a funzionare. L’ultimo grande restauro è avvenuto nel 2001.
Eventi pubblici: L’orologio astronomico di Brescia è spesso protagonista di eventi pubblici, specialmente durante le festività locali. Le sue lancette e i suoi rintocchi hanno un significato simbolico e tradizionale per la comunità locale.
L’orologio astronomico di Brescia è un’importante attrazione turistica e un simbolo della storia e della tradizione della città. La sua complessità meccanica e la sua bellezza artistica lo rendono un elemento unico nel panorama degli orologi astronomici storici.

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La Torre dell’Orologio venne eretta tra il 1540 ed il 1550 su progetto di Lodovico Beretta, architetto bresciano, tra gli autori dello stesso palazzo della Loggia.
All’interno della torre è presente un complesso orologio astronomico meccanico, realizzato tra il 1544 e il 1546 [1] da Paolo Gennari da Rezzato in sostituzione di un orologio posto in un altro lato della piazza, risalente al secolo precedente e dismesso nel 1543.
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The Astronomical Clock in Piazza della Loggia in Brescia seen from the back – L’horloge astronomique de la Piazza della Loggia à Brescia vue de dos – El Reloj Astronómico en la Piazza della Loggia en Brescia visto desde atrás – O Relógio Astronômico na Piazza della Loggia em Brescia visto de trás – Die astronomische Uhr auf der Piazza della Loggia in Brescia von hinten gesehen – Đồng hồ thiên văn ở Piazza della Loggia ở Brescia nhìn từ phía sau – 从后面看布雷西亚德拉凉廊广场的天文钟 – ブレシアのロッジャ広場にある天文時計を裏側から見た

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9 July 202428 March 2024

The columns of the Temple of Saturn in the Roman Forum

Le colonne del tempio di Saturno nel Foro Romano

The columns of the Temple of Saturn in the Roman Forum
The Temple of Saturn (Latin: Templum Saturni) was an ancient Roman temple dedicated to Saturn, the god of agriculture and wealth. It was located at the foot of the Capitoline Hill, in the western part of the Roman Forum. Its construction dates back to the 5th century BC, but the building we see today dates mainly from the period of the Roman Republic, with some modifications made over the following centuries.
The temple was known for its rich decoration and the famous statue of Saturn inside. The statue of Saturn was traditionally tied and during the Saturnalia festival, which took place in December, the rope was symbolically loosened to represent the release of restrictions.
The current structure of the temple is very partial, with only some remains of the columns and foundations. However, some original columns are still standing, giving an idea of the size and elegance of the building. The ancient part of the Temple of Saturn has been integrated with some later reconstructions, and the exact appearance of the temple has been the subject of debate among archaeologists.
Il Foro Romano, in cui si trova il Tempio di Saturno, è una delle zone archeologiche più importanti e visitate di Roma, offrendo ai visitatori una visione affascinante della vita nella Roma antica attraverso i suoi templi, basiliche, e strutture pubbliche.

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The Roman Forum (in Latin Forum Romanum, although the Romans more often referred to it as Forum Magnum or simply Forum) is an archaeological area of Rome enclosed between the Palatine, the Capitoline Hill, Via dei Fori Imperiali and the Colosseum, made up of the stratification of the remains of those buildings and monuments from heterogeneous eras that for much of the ancient history of Rome represented the political, legal, religious and economic centre of the city of Rome, as well as the nerve centre of the entire Roman civilisation.
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The columns of the Temple of Saturn in the Roman Forum – Les colonnes du Temple de Saturne dans le Forum Romain – Las columnas del Templo de Saturno en el Foro Romano – As colunas do Templo de Saturno no Fórum Romano – Die Säulen des Saturntempels im Forum Romanum – Các cột của Đền thờ Sao Thổ trong Diễn đàn La Mã – 罗马广场土星神庙的柱子 – フォロ・ロマーノのサトゥルヌス神殿の柱

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7 July 20246 September 2024

The tasty mimosa cake, the recipe

The tasty mimosa cake, the recipe.
The mimosa cake is a traditional Italian dessert, often prepared on the occasion of Women's Day, March 8. Its name comes from the similarity of its ingredients with the yellow flowers of the mimosa.

Here is a basic recipe for mimosa cake.

Ingredients:

For the base:
– 200 g of flour;
– 200 g of sugar;
– 100 g of butter;
– 4 eggs;
– 1 sachet of baking powder;
– A pinch of salt.

For the custard:
– 500 ml milk;
– 4 egg yolks;
– 150 g sugar;
– 50 g flour;
– Lemon zest (optional).

For decoration:
– Diced sponge cake (obtained from the base);
– Icing sugar.

Preparation:

Base preparation:
In a bowl, beat the eggs with the sugar until frothy.
Add the melted butter and mix well.
Add the sifted flour with the baking powder and a pinch of salt, mixing gently to avoid lumps.
Pour the mixture into a greased and floured pan and bake in a preheated oven at 180°C for about 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
Leave the sponge cake to cool.

To make the custard:
In a small saucepan, heat the milk until it starts to boil.
In a bowl, whisk the egg yolks and sugar until pale.
Add the sifted flour to the egg mixture and mix well.
Slowly pour the hot milk into the egg mixture, stirring constantly to avoid lumps.
Pour the mixture into the saucepan and cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until the custard thickens.
Add the grated lemon zest if you want a hint of flavor. Let the custard cool.

Assembly:
Once the sponge cake has cooled, divide it into three parts: one will be the base of the cake, one you must crumble and mix with the custard and the last one you cut into cubes for decoration.

Then: mix the crumbled sponge cake with some of the custard until you get a soft but compact consistency.
Pour a layer of custard on the base of the sponge cake in a springform pan or on a serving dish.
Cover with an even layer of crumbled sponge cake and continue alternating layers until you run out of ingredients, making sure that the last layer is of crumbled sponge cake.
Decorate the top with the sponge cubes and sprinkle with icing sugar.

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The tasty mimosa cake, the recipe – Le savoureux gâteau au mimosa, la recette – El sabroso pastel de mimosa, la receta – O saboroso bolo de mimosa, a receita – Der leckere Mimosenkuchen, das Rezept – Công thức làm bánh mimosa ngon – 美味的含羞草蛋糕，食谱 – おいしいミモザケーキ、レシピ

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6 July 202417 September 2024

The splendid Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi

La splendida Basilica di San Francesco d'Assisi

The magnificent Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi.
The Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi is one of the most revered sites in Christianity and an architectural and artistic masterpiece. Located in the picturesque town of Assisi in Umbria, the basilica is dedicated to Saint Francis, the founder of the Franciscan Order, known for his life of poverty, humility and love for all creatures. The Basilica is composed of two overlapping churches, the Lower Basilica and the Upper Basilica, both filled with priceless works of art and profound spirituality.
Construction of the Basilica of Saint Francis began in 1228, immediately after the canonization of Saint Francis, at the behest of Pope Gregory IX. The basilica was completed in a relatively short time: the Lower Basilica was consecrated in 1230, while the Upper Basilica was finished and consecrated in 1253.

The entrance to the Lower Basilica is through a portal decorated with intricate Gothic motifs. The interior is characterized by a secluded and spiritual atmosphere, with a series of richly frescoed side chapels. The frescoes of the Lower Basilica are attributed to great artists such as Cimabue, Pietro Lorenzetti and Simone Martini, and illustrate scenes from the life of Christ, the Madonna and Saint Francis.
One of the most important points of the Lower Basilica is the crypt, which houses the tomb of Saint Francis. The tomb is a pilgrimage destination for millions of faithful from all over the world, who come to pay homage to the saint and pray at his tomb.

The Upper Basilica, built in Gothic style, is known for its brightness and its large stained glass windows that flood the interior with light. The single nave is decorated with one of the most famous fresco cycles in the history of art, attributed to Giotto and his school. These frescoes narrate the life of St. Francis in a series of 28 scenes, from his encounter with the leper to his sermon to the birds, up to his death.
Giotto's frescoes are considered a milestone in Western art, marking the transition from Byzantine Mannerism to naturalistic and human representation. Each scene is characterized by extraordinary vivacity and emotional depth, making the story of the saint accessible and touching for all visitors.
Adjacent to the Basilica is the Sacro Convento, a monastic complex that houses a community of Franciscan friars. The cloister of the convent is a place of great serenity, with its well-kept garden and colonnade that offers a place of reflection and prayer. The convent also houses a library and an archive that preserve manuscripts and documents of inestimable historical and spiritual value.

The Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi is much more than just a historical monument; it is a place of profound spirituality and devotion. The basilica was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000, recognizing its universal value as a symbol of faith and art.
Every year, the basilica welcomes millions of pilgrims and tourists who come to pay homage to Saint Francis, to pray at his tomb and to immerse themselves in the beauty of the works of art that adorn its walls. The basilica is also a place of liturgical celebrations and cultural events, which help keep alive the memory and legacy of the saint of Assisi.

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Wished by Pope Gregory IX as a specialis ecclesia, it was awarded by the same Pontiff the title of Caput et Mater of the Order of Friars Minor and at the same time entrusted in perpetuity to the same friars. It is part of the non-extraterritorial properties of the Holy See, therefore it does not enjoy diplomatic immunity. In the complex history that marked the evolution of the Order, the basilica (and the annexed Sacred Convent) was always looked after by the so-called "friars of the community", the group that later went on to form the Order of Friars Minor Conventual.
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The splendid Basilic of St. Francis of Assisi – La splendide basilique de San Francesco d’Assisi – La espléndida basílica de San Francisco de Asís – A esplêndida basílica de San Francesco d’Assisi – Die prächtige Basilika San Francesco d’Assisi – Vương cung thánh đường lộng lẫy San Francesco d’Assisi

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4 July 20244 July 2024

Alcune cascate ammirate nel Geirangerfjord

Alcune cascate ammirate navigando attraverso il Geirangerfjord.
Lo scorso anno ho navigato, un paio di mesi, effettuando le crociere nei fiordi norvegesi. Forse quello più famoso è quello di Geiranger e le sue cascate.
Il Geirangerfjord è un fiordo situato nella regione occidentale della Norvegia, famoso per la sua bellezza mozzafiato e il suo paesaggio naturale spettacolare. È stato incluso nell’elenco dei Patrimoni dell’Umanità dell’UNESCO nel 2005, riconoscendo la sua importanza ecologica e paesaggistica.

Ecco alcune caratteristiche distintive del Geirangerfjord:
1. Paesaggio Incredibile: Il Geirangerfjord è circondato da ripide montagne, pareti rocciose e picchi imponenti che si ergono verticalmente dalle acque del fiordo. Questo paesaggio crea uno spettacolo visivo straordinario, con cascate spettacolari, valli verdi e piccoli villaggi che punteggiano la costa.
2. Sette Sorelle e Il Velo della Sposa: Le Sette Sorelle e il Velo della Sposa sono alcune delle cascate più famose del Geirangerfjord. Le Sette Sorelle sono sette cascate separate che scendono dalle montagne e il Velo della Sposa è una cascata sottile che sembra un velo sospeso lungo una parete rocciosa.
3. Crociere Fjord: Una delle migliori maniere per esplorare il Geirangerfjord è attraverso crociere in barca che offrono una prospettiva unica delle sue spettacolari formazioni rocciose e cascate. Durante la crociera, i visitatori possono godere di viste panoramiche e scoprire la ricca flora e fauna della regione.
4. Dalsnibba: Il punto di vista di Dalsnibba offre una vista mozzafiato sul Geirangerfjord e sulle montagne circostanti. Situato a un’altitudine di circa 1.500 metri, questo punto panoramico permette ai visitatori di ammirare l’intera bellezza del fiordo.
5. Attività all’aperto: La regione intorno al Geirangerfjord offre numerose opportunità per attività all’aperto, come escursioni, passeggiate in montagna e kayak. Gli amanti della natura possono esplorare i sentieri che conducono a viste panoramiche spettacolari e vivere un’esperienza immersiva nella natura norvegese.
6. Patrimonio Mondiale UNESCO: Nel 2005, il Geirangerfjord è stato inserito nell’elenco dei Patrimoni dell’Umanità dell’UNESCO, riconoscendo la sua importanza ecologica e il suo valore unico come uno dei fiordi più spettacolari del mondo.

In breve, il Geirangerfjord è un tesoro norvegese, una gemma di bellezza naturale che attira visitatori da tutto il mondo per la sua maestosità e la sua atmosfera magica.
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The Geirangerfjord (Geirangerfjorden) is a fjord in the Norwegian region of Sunnmøre in the south of the county of Møre og Romsdal. It is a branch of the much larger Storfjorden and within it is the famous village of Geiranger. The fjord is one of the most visited natural sites in Norway and since 2005 it is included, together with the Nærøyfjord, in the List of World Heritage Sites drawn up by UNESCO. The presence of these two fjords in the list is however threatened by a plan to build some power lines through the fjord.
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