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Created between the 14th and 16th centuries by 40 different #artists and craftsmen, the #Siena#Cathedral marble floor is made up of 56 intricate panels as truly #art. These panels come in various shapes and sizes, mostly rectangular, but some are hexagonal or diamond-shaped
#Pompeii is usually thought of as a #Roman city, but evidence suggests that the #Greeks once lived there. The oldest remains on the site are those of a #Greek Doric temple dating back to the 6th century B.C. The best way to truly experience this #ancientcity is on a full-day here
In the 13th century, Van der #Beurzes were the most important family of #innkeepers of Bruges. Based on legend 2 foreign merchants were meeting in the #TerBeurze inn. They wanted to trade together cocoa beans and diamonds, and decided to write the #exchange on a piece of paper
As charming and multifaceted a “red” city as #Bologna undoubtedly deserves to #visit it this weekend. no fewer than three nicknames. It’s “the red” because of the characteristic colour of its roofs, visible from the top of its #medieval towers
#Tuscany is the region of #Italy famed for the cities of Florence, Siena and Pisa, is also the home of the famous #winemaking region. Extending 160km from north to south, #Chianti#vineyardsare planted at an elevation of between 150m and 600m, produce #wines with an crisp acidity
#Samaritaine was founded by merchant #ErnestCognac and his wife Marie-Louise Jay in 1870. The store’s original slogan was “One can find everything at La Samaritaine” which helped the #store find its way into the hearts of 19th-century #Parisian#shoppers
The #MocoMuseumBarcelona has found its home in #PalacioCervelló, the private residence of the Cervelló noble family. This palace was built in the 16th century and shows a wide variety of collections of modern and #contemporaryart and featuring #works of legendary #artists…
#BoursedeCommerce building itself is part of the work to #marvel, spanning 4 #centuries - the interior façade of the four-story, central rotunda which shores up the iron #dome, is the major preserved feature of the original structure
It took about 2 years to get it right. There are 1.800 square meters of #glass or 675 "lozenges", these #rhombus shape glass segments associated with the #Pyramid, and 118 triangles. The rest on a #structure composed of 6,000 metal bars, and bring 180 metric tons to total weight
#CatedralPrimada de #Toledo houses the largest number of preserved medieval #stainedglass windows in the world. The so-called transparent is the main #attraction created by #sculptor Narciso Tomé, completed in 1732, and made in Genoese marbles, jasper and bronzes
#Dali built #DalíTheatreMuseum on the ruins of the town’s former Municipal #Theatre which was destroyed during the #Spanish Civil War. The location was perfect since Dalí considered himself a theatrical #artist and the theatre’s lobby is where he hosted his first ever #exhibition
The #cathedral is built located in the highest point of #Girona on the site of a Christian church, which existed there before the Islamic conquest of Iberia, at which point it was converted into a #mosque, in 717 AD. The #church preceded by a large #staircase completed in 1607
Stroll along the riverbank of the #Onar river and cross some of its bridges —like the #puente#Eiffel or the #PontdePedra, and have a look at the #colourful houses overlooking the #river and see the beauty of how they are reflected in it
The #PlazadeEspana was constructed to exhibit Spain’s industry and technology and was designed by #AníbalGonzález. He mixed various Spanish styles such as the 1920s art #Deco, the Spanish #Renaissance Revival, the #Spanish#Baroque Revival, and the Neo-Mudéjar styles as well
Located in the Raval district the #Museu d'Art Contemporani or #MACBA offers an extensive collection of #contemporaryart by Spanish and international #artists. This contemporary-style #building was designed by the American #architect#RichardMeier and it was opened in 1995
The elliptical #shape of the #MuseumoftheFuture posed a unique challenge during its #construction. Architects and designers came up with the ingenious solution of replacing the columns with a solid #stainless#steel backbone consisting of 2,400 diagonally intersecting beams