St. Peter's Square in the Vatican in Rome

La celebre piazza San Pietro nella città del Vaticano a Roma

The famous St. Peter's Square in the Vatican City in Rome.
One of the monuments that you can't miss visiting in the Eternal City is definitely St. Peter's Square, a symbol of Christianity in the world.
I didn't remember there being so many tourists visiting... and to think that the last time I was there I even climbed to the top of the dome and I don't remember waiting in line that long.

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La celebre piazza San Pietro nella città del Vaticano a Roma

La celebre piazza San Pietro nella città del Vaticano a Roma

Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Canon RF 24-50.

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The very famous square, a notable example of Baroque architecture and urban planning, is dedicated to the saint of the same name and is a daily meeting point for thousands of Catholic faithful from all over the world.
The space of the square is made up of two parts: the first is shaped like an inverted trapezium whose longest side corresponds to the façade with specific perspective motivations (to cancel the great distance between the square and the basilica) and the second, larger, oval-shaped part with the Egyptian obelisk in the centre.
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The famous St. Peter’s square in the Vatican city in Rome – La célèbre place Saint-Pierre dans la cité du Vatican à Rome – La famosa plaza de San Pedro en la ciudad del Vaticano en Roma – A famosa Praça de São Pedro na cidade do Vaticano, em Roma – Der berühmte Petersplatz in der Vatikanstadt in Rom – Quảng trường nổi tiếng có tên San Pietro ở thành phố Vatican ở Rome – 罗马梵蒂冈城著名的圣彼得广场 – ローマのバチカン市国にあるサン・ピエトロ広場と呼ばれる有名な広場

Doge's Palace in St. Mark's Square in Venice

Lo splendido Palazzo Ducale in piazza San Marco a Venezia

The splendid Doge's Palace in St. Mark's Square in Venice.
When walking around Venice, you cannot help but come to St. Mark's Square and, consequently, also see the palace that was once that of the Doge.
With its unmistakable style, it is one of the symbols of the lagoon city.

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Lo splendido Palazzo Ducale in piazza San Marco a Venezia

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There is also the official website of the palace: palazzoducale.visitmuve.it.

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The Doge's Palace is built on three wings around the sides of a large central porticoed courtyard, the fourth side of which is made up of the lateral body of the Basilica Marciana, an ancient palatine chapel. The entire building rests, as in the case of any other Venetian building, on a raft made of larch trunks, which in turn supports an important base in Istrian stone.
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The splendid Palazzo Ducale in Piazza San Marco in Venice – Le splendide Palazzo Ducale sur la Piazza San Marco à Venise – El espléndido Palazzo Ducale en Piazza San Marco en Venecia – O esplêndido Palazzo Ducale na Piazza San Marco em Veneza – Der prächtige Palazzo Ducale auf dem Markusplatz in Venedig – Cung điện Ducale lộng lẫy ở Piazza San Marco ở Venice – 威尼斯圣马可广场华丽的公爵宫 – ヴェネツィアのサン・マルコ広場にある豪華なドゥカーレ宮殿

The Ducal Court of the Sforza Castle in Milan

La Corte Ducale del Castello Sforzesco di Milano

The Ducal Court of the Sforza Castle in Milan.
Even though it is a couple of hours by train from where I live, I have not been to Milan as a tourist that many times.
The last one, however, I walked around (and photographed) a lot.
In this image there is the Ducal Court of the castle with the famous colonnade called the Portico dell’Elefante.

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La Corte Ducale del Castello Sforzesco di Milano

Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22.

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This is the official website of the Castle: milanocastello.it.

The court has a U-shape and occupies the northern area of ​​the castle. It was built and decorated in the second half of the fifteenth century mainly by Galeazzo Maria Sforza, who came to reside here from his marriage to Bona in 1468 until his death, and by Ludovico il Moro who resided here during the entire twenty years of his dukedom.
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The Ducal Court of the Castello Sforzesco in Milan – La Cour Ducale du Castello Sforzesco à Milan – La Corte Ducal del Castello Sforzesco en Milán – O Tribunal Ducal do Castelo Sforzesco em Milão – Der herzogliche Hof des Castello Sforzesco in Mailand – Tòa án Ducal của Castello Sforzesco ở Milan – 米兰斯福尔扎城堡的公爵宫廷 – ミラノのスフォルツェスコ城の公爵裁判所

The colonnade for Villa Arpe for Santa Vittoria

Colonnato per Villa Arpe per Santa Vittoria

The colonnade for Villa Arpe for Santa Vittoria.
I have always been fascinated by this little path that leads from the road along the Gromolo stream to those little houses that I believe are called Villa Arpe.
I wonder how beautiful it was 50 years ago, everything well kept.
In the second photo you can see the houses better and what seems to be a small chapel or perhaps a burial building of some local family.

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Colonnato per Villa Arpe per Santa Vittoria

Colonnato per Villa Arpe per Santa Vittoria

Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

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The colonnade for Villa Arpe for Santa Vittoria – La colonnade de la Villa Arpe pour Santa Vittoria – La columnata de Villa Arpe para Santa Vittoria – A colunata da Villa Arpe para Santa Vittoria – Die Kolonnade der Villa Arpe für Santa Vittoria – Hàng cột của Villa Arpe cho Santa Vittoria