What's better than a night among the neon signs that made the history of Las Vegas?
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
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Snapshots of Barcelona
After a month break, I'm back! and what's better than starting the year with some photos of beautiful Barcelona?
10.12.14
3.9.14
Plaza de España, Seville
A walk through the impressive monument built for the Ibero-american exhibition in 1929.
Perhaps you remember it from Star Wars: it was used for some of the scenes of a couple of episodes of the saga. Also on Sacha Baron Cohen's The Dictator.
30.8.14
Real Alcazar, Seville
The Real Alcazar is another UNESCO World Heritage site, one of the most beautiful constructions in Seville, Spain and the World.
10.8.14
Snapshots (& food) of Cordoba
"Nunca merezcan mis ausentes ojos
Ver tu muro, tus torres y tu río,
Tu llano y sierra, ¡oh patria, oh flor de España!"
- Luis de Góngora, A Córdoba
([if] my absent eyes should never again deserve
Ver tu muro, tus torres y tu río,
Tu llano y sierra, ¡oh patria, oh flor de España!"
- Luis de Góngora, A Córdoba
([if] my absent eyes should never again deserve
to see your walls, your tower and your river
your plain and mountains, my homeland,
the flower of Spain!)
Cordoba might be considered a small city now, but as we read in this post, it was once the capital of Al-Andalus (Islamic Spain) and the center of its cultural and political life.
Cordoba might be considered a small city now, but as we read in this post, it was once the capital of Al-Andalus (Islamic Spain) and the center of its cultural and political life.
7.8.14
Cathedral Mosque, Cordoba
As much as we wanted to, we couldn't spend the whole day in Cordoba at the Mercado Victoria eating & drinking, so the time came to visit the breathtaking Cathedral Mosque.
26.7.14
24.7.14
Wong Tai Sin Temple, Hong Kong
A colorful temple for 3 religions in Hong Kong.
The Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple is home to Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism but it's mostly famous because it "makes every wish come true upon request".
19.7.14
10 ideas for the summer in Milan
Summer is finally here but... what if everyone is leaving town and you're stuck in Milan?
Here are 10 ideas to survive the Milanese summer:
17.7.14
A day in Macau - part 2
As I was explaining in the last post, we arrived to the A-Ma Temple, next to the Maritime Museum in the southern part of the Macau peninsula.
9.7.14
Shanghai Map
In case you haven't noticed, there's a section in this blog where you can find the maps with most of the cities and places featured in the blog. It's called My Maps and you can find it in the upper menu or clicking here.
30.6.14
17.6.14
Man Mo Temple, Hong Kong
Our first approach to local culture in Hong Kong...
Man Mo temple is a declared monument and historic building in Sheung Wan, a lively quarter in Hong Kong Island.
Man Mo temple is a declared monument and historic building in Sheung Wan, a lively quarter in Hong Kong Island.
8.6.14
Zhujiajiao, China
Zhujiajiao (Zhūjiājiǎo 朱家角) is an ancient water town in an outer district of Shanghai. It was founded some 1700 years ago and it is one of China's most famous water villages due to its canals and stone bridges.
31.5.14
The Bund, Shanghai
Shanghai's riverwalk divides history on one side and modern architecture on the other.
This futuristic landscape is the modern part of Shanghai, called Pudong, and it was taken from the old part of the town, the Bund. We'll get to Pudong in the coming posts, but now it's all about the Bund.
This futuristic landscape is the modern part of Shanghai, called Pudong, and it was taken from the old part of the town, the Bund. We'll get to Pudong in the coming posts, but now it's all about the Bund.
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