Fountains, Squares and Bridges

The square is obviously of very ancient origin but it began to take on the physiognomy that still characterizes it in the 15th century, with the const… Read the rest

Piazza della Libertà is not physically separated from Piazza del Popolo (so much so that the people of Faenza do not make precise distinctions between… Read the rest

The Fontana del Borgo,dating back to the 16th century, also known as the Pietrosa, is a splendid fountain listed as a national monument. Originally us… Read the rest

The Cavallina Fountain in Genzano di Lucania, in its monumental architectural complex, has the shape of an amphitheater with a structure of solid, fir… Read the rest

The town hall square is beautiful and is surrounded by no less than four buildings: the town hall, the Church of the Most Holy Savior (1791-1801) the… Read the rest

The Piazza is dominated by two elements: the first is the monument to the Unification of Italy and the Heroes of the Risorgimento; the second is the P… Read the rest

The square’s importance derives not only from its location in the urban fabric of ancient and present-day Asti, but from the role it has played… Read the rest

A symbol of Paris are the cast-iron Wallace water fountains which are scattered all over the city. You can fill up your re-usable water bottle from mi… Read the rest

One of old Tbilisi’s most emblematic structures is also one of its newest, a higgledy-piggledy clock tower. In 2010 Rezo Gabriadze built a un… Read the rest

<p>If you&rsquo;ve been to <strong>Prague,</strong> then you&rsquo;ll understand what I mean when I say you certainly will f… Read the rest