The Cathedral of Carignano is a tourist destination in Italy. Its structure violates certain rules generally followed in architecture : first the convexity of the front and the view offered to tourists who can see simultaneously all the altars. The building has a single nave, has six chapels, three on the left and three to […]
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The trebuchet of Termoli is a machine for fishermen, it became a symbol of the maritime culture of the city of Termoli. Currently, there are three: one to port and two to the Navy of San Antonio; they are more efficient and a very important touristic destination, perhaps because of their proximity to the historic […]
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The pedestrian bridge of the sea is a bridge for pedestrians and cyclists in the city of Pescara, with its 466 m long, the Ponte del mare is the largest Italian cyclo-pedestrian bridge and one of the largest in Europe and an excellent touristic sight. This bridge allows to create the necessary continuity in the […]
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The collegiate church of Saint George (also known as the Cathedral of St. George) is one of the most important monuments in the city of Ragusa in Sicily. The construction works of the Baroque cathedral began in 1744.
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The Romanesque Collegiate Church of San Quirico d’Orcia today stands at the site of an eighth century baptistery. The oldest part of the church is the western facade that was built in the late twelfth century or early thirteenth century. The western façade is adorned with a large Romanesque portal. The door is surmounted by […]
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