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These old bathes in Tbilisi, Georgia, are built in the historical center, where – according to the legend – the king of Georgia discovered hot springs while hunting and founded a new capital (it was the 5th century).
Natia, Georgia
People used to live in houses like this in Caucasus mountains.
Natia, Georgia
This is Tusheti, a mountainous region of Georgia,where you can find the villages as high as of 2900 meters.
Unfortunately, people live there only in Summer. I’d spend the whole year in this beautiful Georgian site. I may do it one day. Natia, Georgia
Ferdinando Primo statue (created by Giambologna) on Piazza della Santissima Annunziata (I think that this square is a town-planning gem in the Florence crown )
Greetings from Poland
Mariusz
Panorama from the top of Giardino di Boboli (from terrace near by Museo dell Porcellane). Beautiful landscape of Tuscany – full of of green hills, warm sun and clear sky.
Greetings from Poland
Mariusz
It’s my first photo on LBT fotoblogs – it’s a very wide view Photo was made during the last day of “Touches of Renaissance” workshop . There was rainy weather but light was great for photos – very soft and warm. In my opinion Florence is the most beautiful city in the [...]
Categories: Age, Age 18-25, Alternative Itineraries, Architectural Itineraries, Cultural Tourism, Heritage Sites, Historic Context, Our bloggers, Poland, Urban Space
This is a picture of the Burren in County Clare, Ireland. The Limestone dates back to over 360 million years ago! Thousands of people visit the site every year. It is an amazing site to see in Ireland!
Alexis, USA
The classical London Phonebooth has become a major tourist attraction. Many vendors sell T-shirts, keychains, and postcards with the red phonebooth on the front. While we were visiting London we saw many people taking photographs inside the booths! We joined in after!
Alexis, USA
“Il Corno” or “The Horn” in English, is an ancient Italian amulet. The purpose of the horn is to ward off “evil spirits” and protect against “the evil eye.” This tradition is very popular in Southern Italy, and originated in Naples.
Alexis, USA
Wao!! It’s an amazing hospital!! So beautiful and fan!! This is the hospital “San-Pau” in Barcelona in Spain. I think it’s a good idea to build a hospital as a nice space for patients and visitors.
Azusa, Japan
Look!! It’s very similar to that one I saw at Guel Park in Barcelona, isn’t it??
Here instead is the art museum of “Icchiku Kubota” in Yamanashi.
He designed marvelous “Kimono” japanese dress. .. and the museum. Building materials are different but both Gaudi and Kubota, loved nature and believed in the power of nature.
Azusa, Japan
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