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A colorful gate in Fargegaten in Stavanger

Un portone colorato a Fargegaten a Stavanger

A colorful door in Fargegaten in Stavanger.
Fargegaten, also known as Øvre Holmegate, is one of the most colorful and lively streets in Stavanger, Norway. This street is famous for its brightly painted facades, a project started in the 1990s by a group of local artists and residents to revitalize the area.
A colorful door in Fargegaten could be one of the many elements that contribute to the unique charm of this street. The doors, along with the facades of the buildings, are painted in a variety of bright colors, creating a cheerful and welcoming atmosphere.

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Un portone colorato a Fargegaten a Stavanger

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

If you want to see all the photos I took in Stavanger click here:

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A colorful gate in Fargegaten in Stavanger – Une porte colorée à Fargegaten à Stavanger – Una puerta colorida en Fargegaten en Stavanger – Uma porta colorida em Fargegaten em Stavanger – Eine farbenfrohe Tür am Fargegaten in Stavanger – Cánh cửa đầy màu sắc tại Fargegaten ở Stavanger

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References:
– https://hopon.no/attractions/stavanger/fargegaten-ovre-holmegate-the-colourful-street/
– https://www.visitnorway.com/places-to-go/fjord-norway/the-stavanger-region/listings-stavanger/fargegaten-%c3%98vre-holmegate-the-colourful-street/235310/

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The pastel colors of the houses of Burano in Veneto

I colori pastello delle casette di Burano in Veneto

The pastel colors of the houses of Burano in Veneto.
Along the canals of the beautiful village of Burano, a few kilometers from Venice, there are these beautiful colored houses that have become famous throughout the world.
I too, when I visited a couple of years ago, took dozens of photos of this beauty!

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I colori pastello delle casette di Burano in Veneto

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

To see all the photos I took on the island click here:

Here is where the island is located:

Burano is a town of 2,270 inhabitants that stands on four islands in the northern Venetian lagoon. It is part of the municipality of Venice and in particular of the municipality of Venice-Murano-Burano. It is connected by a bridge to the island of Mazzorbo, which has become a sort of appendix. The town is known for its typical brightly colored houses and for the centuries-old artisan needlework of Burano lace.
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The pastel colors of the houses of Burano in Veneto – Les couleurs pastel des maisons de Burano en Vénétie – Los colores pastel de las casas de Burano en Véneto – As cores pastel das casas de Burano no Veneto – Die Pastellfarben der Häuser von Burano in Venetien – Màu pastel của những ngôi nhà Burano ở Veneto
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A slamming arch in an alley in Burano

Un arco di sbatacchio in un vicolo di Burano

A sbatacchio arch in an alley in Burano.
Burano, the Venetian island famous for its colorful houses and lace tradition, is a place that enchants visitors with its unique and picturesque atmosphere. Walking through its narrow streets, you can breathe the authenticity and history of this fascinating island.
The alleys of Burano are a labyrinth of colors and architectural details that tell the daily life of the inhabitants. The houses, painted in bright colors, create a spectacular contrast with the canals and moored boats. Every corner of the island offers a new perspective and a new story to discover.
In one of these alleys there was this beautiful arch (which in architecture is called sbatacchio arch) which has a decorative but also structural function; in fact, it helps to maintain the stability of the buildings when the space between two buildings is short.
One of the most famous aspects of Burano is the lace tradition. The lace makers of the island have passed down this art from generation to generation, creating works of extraordinary beauty and precision. Visiting one of the lace workshops is an unmissable experience for anyone who wants to learn about this ancient tradition up close.
Visiting Burano means immersing yourself in a world of colors, traditions and history. Every alley, every house and every architectural detail contribute to creating a unique atmosphere that fascinates and enchants. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this wonderful Venetian island and let yourself be surprised by its timeless beauty.

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Un arco di sbatacchio in un vicolo di Burano

Photo taken with Honor 20.

There is also the official website of the island: isoladiburano.it.

To see all the photos I took on the island click here:

Here is where the island is located:

Burano is a town of 2,270 inhabitants that stands on four islands in the northern Venetian lagoon. It is part of the municipality of Venice and in particular of the municipality of Venice-Murano-Burano. It is connected by a bridge to the island of Mazzorbo, which has become a sort of appendix. The town is known for its typical brightly colored houses and for the centuries-old artisan needlework of Burano lace.
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A slamming arch in an alley in Burano – Une arche cliquetante dans une ruelle de Burano – Un arco que suena en un callejón de Burano – Um arco barulhento num beco em Burano – Ein klappernder Bogen in einer Gasse in Burano – Một mái vòm lạch cạch trong một con hẻm ở Burano

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A pastel colored alley on the island of Burano

Un vicolo colorato pastello nell'isola di Burano

A pastel colored alley on the island of Burano.
Even though I was there a long time ago, I still have some beautiful photos of the splendid island, famous throughout the world for the colors of its houses.

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Un vicolo colorato pastello nell'isola di Burano

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

There is also the official website of the island: isoladiburano.it.

To see all the photos I took on the island click here:

Here is where the island is located:

Burano is a town of 2,270 inhabitants that stands on four islands in the northern Venetian lagoon. It is part of the municipality of Venice and in particular of the municipality of Venice-Murano-Burano. It is connected by a bridge to the island of Mazzorbo, which has become a sort of appendix. The town is known for its typical brightly colored houses and for the centuries-old artisan needlework of Burano lace.
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A pastel colored alley in the island of Burano – Une ruelle aux couleurs pastel sur l’île de Burano – Un callejón de colores pastel en la isla de Burano. – Um beco em tons pastéis na ilha de Burano – Eine pastellfarbene Gasse auf der Insel Burano – Con hẻm màu pastel ở đảo Burano
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A glimpse of via Dante Alighieri in Lavagna

Uno scorcio di via Dante Alighieri a Lavagna

A glimpse of Via Dante Alighieri in Lavagna.
Hidden among the winding streets of the Ligurian coast, Lavagna is a gem rich in history and charm. At the heart of this enchanting town lies its historic center, a labyrinth of cobbled alleys and historic buildings that tell centuries-old stories. Walking through the historic center of Lavagna is a journey through time, an experience that blends past and present in a fascinating union.
The narrow cobbled alleys of the historic center of Lavagna are an invitation to get lost in the streets and discover hidden treasures. Along the medieval streets, there are historic buildings with fascinating architecture, with colorful facades that tell the story of different eras. The elegant Palazzo Franzoni and Palazzo Podestà are just two of the examples of architecture that can be admired as you venture through the cobbled streets.
In the center of the historic center stands the Basilica of Santo Stefano, an imposing sacred building with a thousand-year history. Founded in the 10th century, the basilica has undergone several interventions over the centuries, but has retained its sacred atmosphere intact. The frescoes, altars and sculptures inside the basilica narrate the religious and artistic history of the region.
Piazza Vittorio Veneto is the beating heart of the historic center of Lavagna. Surrounded by historic buildings, cozy cafes and traditional shops, this square is the ideal place to immerse yourself in the daily life of the city. With its characteristic central well, the square is surrounded by colorful buildings and flower-filled balconies that add a touch of romance to this charming space.
The historic center of Lavagna is much more than a simple collection of ancient buildings; it is a journey through the history, culture and timeless beauty of Liguria. With its cobbled streets and historic buildings, Lavagna offers a tangible testimony to the richness of its heritage. For anyone who wants to explore the authentic Ligurian spirit, the historic center of Lavagna is an essential stop, an unforgettable journey between the textures of the past and the vitality of the present.

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Uno scorcio di via Dante Alighieri a Lavagna

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

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A glimpse of the street dedicated to Dante Alighieri in the center of Lavagna – Un aperçu de la rue dédiée à Dante Alighieri au centre de Lavagna – Un vistazo a la calle dedicada a Dante Alighieri en el centro de Lavagna – Um vislumbre da rua dedicada a Dante Alighieri no centro de Lavagna – Ein Blick auf die Dante Alighieri gewidmete Straße im Zentrum von Lavagna – Một cái nhìn thoáng qua về con đường dành riêng cho Dante Alighieri ở trung tâm Lavagna – 拉瓦尼亚中心但丁·阿利吉耶里专用街道一瞥 – ラヴァーニャの中心部にあるダンテ・アリギエーリに捧げられた通りを垣間見る

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A colorful gate in Fargegaten in Stavanger

Un portone colorato a Fargegaten a Stavanger

A colorful door in Fargegaten in Stavanger.
When you arrive in Stavanger, the beautiful and important Norwegian city, you cannot miss a walk in the center and a visit to the street called Fargegaten Øvre Holmegate.
They are all wooden houses enclosed between the sea and the small hill just behind and have the characteristic of being very colorful.
The roofs, the facades, the bars, the restaurants and (as I will show you with this post) many doors are also colored or painted.

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Un portone colorato a Fargegaten a Stavanger

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

If you want to see all the photos I took in Stavanger click here:

Here's where the main street is:

A colorful gate in Fargegaten in Stavanger – Une porte colorée à Fargegaten à Stavanger – Una puerta colorida en Fargegaten en Stavanger – Uma porta colorida em Fargegaten em Stavanger – Eine farbenfrohe Tür am Fargegaten in Stavanger – Cánh cửa đầy màu sắc tại Fargegaten ở Stavanger
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Where Via Palestro meets Caruggio in Sestri Levante

Dove via Palestro incontra il Caruggio a Sestri Levante

Where via Palestro meets the Caruggio in Sestri Levante.
Last winter I managed to take some photos in a rather deserted Sestri and I took the opportunity to take many shots in the historic center.
This is the point where via Palestro, the small street that leads to the Bay of Silence, meets via XXV Aprile, the Sestrese caruggio.

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Dove via Palestro incontra il Caruggio a Sestri Levante

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

Here is the spot where I took this photo:

Where the Palestro road meets the caruggio in Sestri Levante – Là où la route de Palestro rencontre la ruelle de Sestri Levante – Donde la carretera de Palestro se encuentra con el callejón en Sestri Levante – Onde a estrada Palestro encontra o beco em Sestri Levante – Wo die Palestro-Straße auf die Gasse in Sestri Levante trifft – Nơi đường Palestro gặp con hẻm ở Sestri Levante – 帕莱斯特罗路与塞斯特里莱万特小巷的交汇处 – セストリ レバンテのパレストロ道路と路地が交わる場所
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The colorful houses of Burano island near Venice

Le case colorate dell'isola di Burano vicino a Venezia

The colorful houses of Burano Island near Venice.
The island of Burano, located in the Venice lagoon, is famous for its picturesque colorful houses. These traditional homes are painted in bright, contrasting colors, creating a vibrant and unique atmosphere. The tradition of painting houses in bright colors dates back to ancient times and also serves to make it easier to recognize the houses from afar. In addition to their practical function, the colorful houses of Burano contribute to making the island a charming and characterful place.

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Le case colorate dell'isola di Burano vicino a Venezia

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

There is also the official website of the island: isoladiburano.it.

To see all the photos I took on the island click here:

Here is where the island is located:

Burano is a town of 2,270 inhabitants that stands on four islands in the northern Venetian lagoon. It is part of the municipality of Venice and in particular of the municipality of Venice-Murano-Burano. It is connected by a bridge to the island of Mazzorbo, which has become a sort of appendix. The town is known for its typical brightly colored houses and for the centuries-old artisan needlework of Burano lace.
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The unforgettable colors of the island of Burano, pearl of the Veneto – Les couleurs inoubliables de l’île de Burano, perle de la Vénétie – Los colores inolvidables de la isla de Burano, perla del Véneto – As cores inesquecíveis da ilha de Burano, pérola do Vêneto – Die unvergesslichen Farben der Insel Burano, Perle Venetiens – Sắc màu khó quên của đảo Burano, hòn ngọc của Veneto – 威尼托明珠布拉诺岛令人难忘的色彩 – ヴェネトの真珠、ブラーノ島の忘れられない色

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The alley in the small village of Mattarana

Il caruggio nel piccolo borgo di Mattarana in provincia della Spezia

The caruggio in the small village of Mattarana in the province of La Spezia.
A small village in the mountains surrounding the Val di Vara waiting to be discovered.
This is the caruggio, via Aldo Moro, the narrow street that crosses the entire village.

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

To see all the photos I took in the village click here:

Here is where the village is located:

The alley in the small village of Mattarana in the province of La Spezia – La ruelle du petit village de Mattarana dans la province de La Spezia – El callejón en el pequeño pueblo de Mattarana en la provincia de La Spezia – O beco da pequena aldeia de Mattarana, na província de La Spezia – Die Gasse im kleinen Dorf Mattarana in der Provinz La Spezia – Con hẻm ở ngôi làng nhỏ Mattarana, tỉnh La Spezia – 拉斯佩齐亚省马塔拉纳小村庄的小巷 – ラ・スペツィア県マッタラナの小さな村の路地
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The Unforgettable Colors of the Island of Burano

Gli indimenticabili colori dell'isola di Burano, perla del Veneto

The unforgettable colors of the island of Burano, pearl of the Veneto.
I still have some beautiful photos of the island of Burano where I was some time ago.
Every time I decide to post one, the memory of those canals and those colorful houses comes back to me and it seems like I'm remembering a dream.

Have you ever been to the island of Burano? Add your own comment or go to the bottom of the site to read what other visitors have written.

Photo taken with Honor 20.

There is also the official website of the island: isoladiburano.it.

To see all the photos I took on the island click here:

Here is where the island is located:

Burano is a town of 2,270 inhabitants that stands on four islands in the northern Venetian lagoon. It is part of the municipality of Venice and in particular of the municipality of Venice-Murano-Burano. It is connected by a bridge to the island of Mazzorbo, which has become a sort of appendix. The town is known for its typical brightly colored houses and for the centuries-old artisan needlework of Burano lace.
Continue and learn more on Wikipedia

The unforgettable colors of the island of Burano, pearl of the Veneto – Les couleurs inoubliables de l’île de Burano, perle de la Vénétie – Los colores inolvidables de la isla de Burano, perla del Véneto – As cores inesquecíveis da ilha de Burano, pérola do Vêneto – Die unvergesslichen Farben der Insel Burano, Perle Venetiens – Sắc màu khó quên của đảo Burano, hòn ngọc của Veneto – 威尼托明珠布拉诺岛令人难忘的色彩 – ヴェネトの真珠、ブラーノ島の忘れられない色