Necropolis of Sant’Andrea Priu
Necropolis of Sant’Andrea Priu
In the fertile Campo di S. Lucia, on the left, a road leads to the rural church of S. Lucia and, immediately af… Read the rest
Serranos di Valencia Gate
Puerta de Serranos is one of the twelve gates that opened the walls of Valencia, defended by two imposing towers, today they can be visited and are th… Read the rest
Trinidad, a beautiful city in the center of Cuba
Trinidad is a city in the center of Cuba, famous for its colonial old town and cobbled streets. The neo-Baroque central Plaza Mayor is surrounded by s… Read the rest
The Calipsee Islands in the archipelago of Malta
The Calipsee Islands, or the archipelago of Malta, are named after Calypso, the nymph daughter of Atlantis who in the Odyssey held the recalcitrant Ul… Read the rest
The old imperial city of Aachen
The 2000-year old imperial city of Aachen is a cosmopolitan town with historical flair. Located at the heart of the border triangle between Germany, N… Read the rest
The Walls and Towers of the Kremlin
The walls and towers of the Kremlin were built during the reign of Grand Duke Ivan III, under the supervision of Italian architects Antonio Gilardi, M… Read the rest
Kent: Kit’s Coty House and Little Kit’s Coty House
Kit’s Coty House and its neighbour, Little Kit’s Coty House, are the remains of two megalithic ‘dolmen’ burial chambers. Kit&#… Read the rest
The mysterious Brownshill Dolmen, the largest in Europe
The mysterious and majestic Brownshill Dolmen has captured the imagination of visitors for centuries. Located 3km east of Carlow town, the capstone of… Read the rest
Cantwell Fada in Kilkenny, Ireland
The word Kilfane is believed to derive from Saint Pháin or Chill Pháin and the Church dates from the thirteenth century.
Though it now largely lies… Read the rest
The Zampa Gateway in Diu
The Zampa Gateway is an attraction in Diu and serves as an important landmark in the city. This is the gateway to the fortified township of Diu in the… Read the rest