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Broken bridge over the Tiber
The ruined bridge flaunts in the middle of the river next to the Palatino bridge. Ponte Rotto is the oldest bridge across the Tiber. In its place, there was originally a wooden bridge, which was sometimes destroyed during wars and attacks on Rome.
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9 years ago
One of the oldest surviving temples
We came to the temple of Hercules the Conqueror from the side of the Palatine Bridge. The temple is a small round building surrounded by marble columns. Probably, because of its small size, it has survived to this day.
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9 years ago
The most beautiful basilica in Rome
St. Paul's Cathedral at first sight became my favorite temple in Rome. Whether it was because it was the first basilica on the list of visits, or its external and internal decoration fascinated me, it is not like any other .
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9 years ago
Park for romantics
We wandered into Savello Park by accident, walked from the Colosseum to the Vatican, climbed the Aventine Hill and ended up in the park. I like this wonderful feature in Rome - wherever you go, you will always come to some sight, and along the way you can still see a lot of unusual and beautiful thi...
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9 years ago
island in the form of a ship
Tiber Island is the only island on the Tiber River along its entire length. Each part of Rome keeps some kind of legend, and sometimes even more than one. According to legend, the island of Tiberina grew up on the site of the death of the malicious Roman tyrant Tarquinius the Proud, who was so cruel...
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9 years ago
Arch next to the Colosseum
The Arch of Constantine is nearby and blends beautifully with the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Stole. Immediately after our arrival and check-in, we went to the Colosseum and walked late into the vicinity.
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9 years ago
Piazza Venice
Rome is a city that will impress even the most experienced traveler. What are its numerous squares worth, the variety of which simply twists. We got to Piazza Venezia by chance in the evening.
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9 years ago
Dwarf city-state
Usually all trips to Rome include a visit to the Vatican and its famous sights. It doesn't matter if you're on tour or traveling alone. This small city-state is home to a rich history, legacy and influence.
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9 years ago
Once upon a time there were horse races
The Great Circus, or as the Italians used to call it, Circo Massimo, is an amazing attraction of the ancient Roman civilization that appeared before our era. Here, at the hippodrome, competitions were held 50 times a year for many centuries.
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9 years ago
The most famous square in the world
Probably any person who has visited Rome, must have visited St. Peter's Square. This place is "must see", "must visit" and all the other "must" put together. The day we arrived at the Square was not an ordinary day in the Vatican.
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9 years ago
Stormy mountain river
We went to Andorra from Barcelona for a day to walk, as they say - "check in". Scheduled buses run directly from Barcelona Central Station to Andorra la Vella. We bought tickets right there and back, waited a bit for our bus, because while we were changing money, we missed the morning bus, and hit t...
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9 years ago
Little Republic Square
The small, freedom-loving and oldest (as it is called) republic in the world of San Marino occupies a small area on the Monte Titano mountain range. Mountain peoples have always been known for their love of freedom.
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9 years ago
Be sure to buy something!
A huge number of souvenir, brand, perfume shops, as well as numerous cafe-restaurants have concentrated in a small state. The malls are also open at night. Local talented youth often gather around them, performing national songs and dances.
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9 years ago
The landscapes are breathtaking!
Since the country itself is located on a mountain, any stop along the narrow, winding road up can be considered a lookout. This is not surprising, because almost from the sidewalk along the creeping road, the views are one better than the other.
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9 years ago
The main basilica of a tiny state
A beautiful, bright basilica attracts the attention of everyone who happens to be near Piazzale Plebis Domus. They say that in the 19th century, many residents of San Marino were not happy that the old temple was destroyed in order to build a new one, although it was no longer subject to restoratio...
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9 years ago
Government House of San Marino
The architecture of the building of the Palazzo Publico is very beautiful - in the neo-Gothic style. One might think that we are talking about a museum, but this is the residence of the city hall and everyone can appreciate both the political and historical sights from the inside.
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9 years ago
San Marino freedom symbol
The Statue of Liberty in white Carrara marble, the work of the sculptor Stefano Galletti, is located right on the central square. The statue depicts a female warrior striving forward with a flag in her hand.
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9 years ago
Palace where the Prince of Monaco lives
There is only one Prince's Palace in Monaco, despite the wealth and luxury of the country itself. This is rather because for more than seven hundred years the principality has been ruled by one dynasty - the Grimaldi, which has only strengthened its castle since the 13th century.
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9 years ago
Can be called a "place of power"
A wonderful historical place with very beautiful and picturesque nature attracts pilgrims and tourists from all over the world. Many world celebrities were baptized here.
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9 years ago
Must visit in Haifa
We arrived in Haifa in the evening and were in a hurry to catch an excursion to the Bahai Gardens. But we didn’t have time, as visiting is allowed until 17 hours. However, the view that opened from the upper entrance, and the whole panorama of the bay, did not leave indifferent anyone from our larg...
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9 years ago
Wanted to dive for pearls
To feel all the admiration of the sight of this majestic installation, you need to see it with your own eyes. The cylindrical waterfall, together with the figures of men who, in flight, seem to be going to dive for beautiful pearls, will not leave indifferent any visitor to the Dubai Mall.
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9 years ago
Central square of Milan
We arrived in Milan for the weekend of Catholic Easter. The city, which in the photographs is always full of people, turned out to be empty for the whole weekend. Only in Piazza Del Duomo, the central square of Milan, one could meet a small number of tourists and, of course, a huge number of pigeons.
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9 years ago
Milano Centrale
Milan Central Station was the end point of our journey through Italy. From there, our path lay straight to the airport. The station impressed with the number of railway tracks, a huge building, all kinds of convenient services inside and out.
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9 years ago
Holocaust, Holocaust, Genocide...
Our group was brought to the Yad Vashem memorial in the morning. There was a little rain, which is not very typical for the end of March. The entrance to the territory begins with passing through the check of bags, then we pass through the turnstile, safety is first of all.
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9 years ago
Israeli history and laser show
The citadel or Migdal of David was built in the 2nd century BC. e. to defend the Old City of Jerusalem. From the walls of the tower offers a bewitching view of Jerusalem, both old and modern.
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9 years ago