Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 5:12 pm
Definitely, yes. Nice!Aaron wrote:but definitely worth of visiting.
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Pictures of the city you life in
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Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 5:14 pm
From my hometown, Loulé:
The central plaza
The town-hall and the market (with obvious moorish influences)
A street in the old part of town
The Algarve Stadium, one of the venues of Euro2004
In Lisboa, where I currently live:
The water volcanos at Parque das Nações, built for Expo '98
The view from São Jorge castle
Padrão dos Descobrimentos, a monument built by the fascist regime to commemorate the Portuguese Discoveries
Bairro Alto, the center of nightlife and one of my favourite spots in the city
The central plaza
The town-hall and the market (with obvious moorish influences)
A street in the old part of town
The Algarve Stadium, one of the venues of Euro2004
In Lisboa, where I currently live:
The water volcanos at Parque das Nações, built for Expo '98
The view from São Jorge castle
Padrão dos Descobrimentos, a monument built by the fascist regime to commemorate the Portuguese Discoveries
Bairro Alto, the center of nightlife and one of my favourite spots in the city
Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 11:55 am
Almere
Station Almere
Cinema Utopolis
Gooimeer
Gooimeer
Station Almere
Cinema Utopolis
Gooimeer
Gooimeer
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 8:40 pm
HENGELO
City Tower
Stationsplein
Westermaat
Enschedesestraat
Market
Disco New York
City Tower
Stationsplein
Westermaat
Enschedesestraat
Market
Disco New York
Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 3:36 pm
Some pictures of Ghent (Gent)
The city with the largest number of historical buildings in Belgium.
Two pictures of the old harbour of Ghent, Gras- en Korenlei:
Het Gravensteen (The castle of the counts):
Sint-Michiels brug (Saint-Michaels bridge):
Het belfort (The belfry):
The city with the largest number of historical buildings in Belgium.
Two pictures of the old harbour of Ghent, Gras- en Korenlei:
Het Gravensteen (The castle of the counts):
Sint-Michiels brug (Saint-Michaels bridge):
Het belfort (The belfry):
Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 3:55 pm
This summer I'll visit Gent again. I was there four years ago and it was such a nice surprise for me... What a nice city! The most beautiful of Belgium, no doubt about it
Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 4:00 pm
I couldn't agree more, pepitopulpito!pepitopulpito wrote:This summer I'll visit Gent again. I was there four years ago and it was such a nice surprise for me... What a nice city! The most beautiful of Belgium, no doubt about it
I hope you will have a nice stay here in Gent!
Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 5:27 pm
You are right, I was there in december (2005) and I enjoyed it a lotpepitopulpito wrote:This summer I'll visit Gent again. I was there four years ago and it was such a nice surprise for me... What a nice city! The most beautiful of Belgium, no doubt about it
Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 6:10 pm
BTW, planning my trip to Belgium this summer I have some doubts... What could I visit near (near=around 1 hour of train) Brugge, apart of Brussels and Gent? I've been in Antwerpen but I think I had enough visiting it once...
I've thought in Ypres, but I don't know if it's nice enough...
I've thought in Ypres, but I don't know if it's nice enough...
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 7:48 pm
Ieper is very small but also very beautiful!pepitopulpito wrote:BTW, planning my trip to Belgium this summer I have some doubts... What could I visit near (near=around 1 hour of train) Brugge, apart of Brussels and Gent? I've been in Antwerpen but I think I had enough visiting it once...
I've thought in Ypres, but I don't know if it's nice enough...
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 9:06 pm
Do go to Ypres/Ieper. See the Museum of the First World War ("Flanders Field Museum"), it's very interesting.
See site here
See site here
Posted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 3:17 pm
Some picture of Ferrara
the castle (Castello Estense):
the romanesque cathedral:
the walls, 9 km long, that surrounded the town
an ancient map of Ferrara's walls
medieval area, Via delle Volte:
a street in the town center:
Piazza Ariostea with memorial to poet Ludovico Ariosto who lived in Ferrara:
Palazzo dei Diamanti, so named for the diamond points into which the facade's stone blocks are cut:
the castle (Castello Estense):
the romanesque cathedral:
the walls, 9 km long, that surrounded the town
an ancient map of Ferrara's walls
medieval area, Via delle Volte:
a street in the town center:
Piazza Ariostea with memorial to poet Ludovico Ariosto who lived in Ferrara:
Palazzo dei Diamanti, so named for the diamond points into which the facade's stone blocks are cut:
Posted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 3:27 pm
Caniparola is a little town without big monuments, but there are two interesting buildings:
Villa Malaspina with its garden
and the medieval arc
Villa Malaspina with its garden
and the medieval arc
Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 3:08 am
"Some" pictures of Den Haag (The Hague):
Vredespaleis (Peace Palace) where the ICJ (International Court of Justice) and the PCA (Permanent Court of Arbitration) are seated:
Madurodam (The Netherlands in miniature):
The entrance to the Binnenhof ("Inner Court"), which is the center of the Dutch government:
with the Ridderzaal ("Knights' Hall"):
and the parliaments buildings:
The little tower on the left is where the Prime Minister is working ('t Torentje).
Royal Palace "Noordeinde" (where the Queen works):
and "Huis ten Bosch" (where she lives):
"Mauritshuis":
"Pier" of Scheveningen:
"Kurhaus" (also in Scheveningen):
Two main Railwaystations:
"Den Haag Centraal" and "Den Haag Hollands Spoor"
(and my own house
)
Also a lot of pictures of The Hague (Den Haag) on this website
Vredespaleis (Peace Palace) where the ICJ (International Court of Justice) and the PCA (Permanent Court of Arbitration) are seated:
Madurodam (The Netherlands in miniature):
The entrance to the Binnenhof ("Inner Court"), which is the center of the Dutch government:
with the Ridderzaal ("Knights' Hall"):
and the parliaments buildings:
The little tower on the left is where the Prime Minister is working ('t Torentje).
Royal Palace "Noordeinde" (where the Queen works):
and "Huis ten Bosch" (where she lives):
"Mauritshuis":
"Pier" of Scheveningen:
"Kurhaus" (also in Scheveningen):
Two main Railwaystations:
"Den Haag Centraal" and "Den Haag Hollands Spoor"
(and my own house
)Also a lot of pictures of The Hague (Den Haag) on this website
Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 9:06 am
Here picture of my hometown: Jesolo
left in the bottom there's the campingsite where I used to work
Old Townhall
Lighthouse
Palazzo del Turismo: Tonight it hosts PLACEBO in concert
Mid-October beach
Library
Old Town (center of Jesolo)
left in the bottom there's the campingsite where I used to work
Old Townhall
Lighthouse
Palazzo del Turismo: Tonight it hosts PLACEBO in concert
Mid-October beach
Library
Old Town (center of Jesolo)