Travel, photography, guide
Ordinary chapel? If only a typical historical and architectural description were to be written, no one would probably visit this chapel. It would sound like this: a two-story,
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The foreground of the Church of St. Magdalene was built twice and it went through a lot before it turned from a church into ... a church again.
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PanTheos Pantheon is a blend of two Greek words: pan (all) + theos (god). The Pantheon, in short, was therefore a temple under construction
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Lutetia… or rather, Lutetia Parisorum. It was a small settlement that was founded in the XNUMXrd century BC on a muddy one
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One day in Venice The statistics are absolute: 90% of tourists visiting Venice only come here for a few hours and do not stay overnight.
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Nature works miracles… There are places where writing is pointless. I don't mean no
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Święta Góra It's enough to glance at the three-dimensional map of the area and everything becomes clear. Of course, I chose a tool for this job,
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Funchal or Koprowice The place where today the largest city and capital of Madeira (i.e. Funchal) functions, once it was abundantly overgrown with fennel, called more
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Colorful Barcelona Barcelona attracts like a magnet. The capital of Catalonia has a certain color that makes you want to stay here all the time
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I will start this post a bit unusual. I know that a lot of people are mainly looking for information about purchasing admission tickets, so I'll start with the kit
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The highest cliffs in Europe Contrary to the information you will come across on the web, Cabo Girao is not the highest cliff in
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