Places – Page 2 – Enrico Levrini's Photoblog

30 Jul

Roma, Galleria Borghese - Mariano Rossi: The apotheosis of Romulus (l'apoteosi di Romolo)

A Guided Tour to Galleria Borghese, Roma

TheAuthor / Places, Roma / 30/07/2023 / 0 Comments

Time to visit again a beautiful place in Roma, the Galleria Borghese, situated near the border of the wide Villa Borghese.

14 May

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A week in Morocco

TheAuthor / Morocco, Places / 14/05/2023 / 0 Comments

I spent a week, last may, in Morocco. I had the chance to travel a while, from Marrakech to Ait Ben Haddou to finally reach the Mezouga desert. A fascinating, hard country.

28 Apr

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Roma, Ninfeo degli Annibaldi

TheAuthor / Archeology, Places, Roma / 28/04/2023 / 0 Comments

Here is the Roma, Ninfeo degli Annibaldi, a tiny tiny tiny small Ninfeo placed along one the most central street in Rome – No one would notice the entrance (closed most of the time)

19 Jan

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A week in Lapland (Finland)

TheAuthor / Journeys, Lapland, Places / 19/01/2023 / 0 Comments

I spent a week in Finland, in the Lapland area. It has been a nice vacation, though partially ruined by extremely cloudy weather and continuous – though light – snowfall.

12 Nov

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Siena – a visit for the Photo Awards 2022

TheAuthor / Places / 12/11/2022 / 0 Comments

A two day visit to Siena, during 2022 Siena Awards exhibitions.

29 Oct

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Saint Mary Cathedral and The Crypt of San Magno (Anagni, Frosinone)

TheAuthor / Places / 29/10/2022 / 0 Comments

In the Municipality of Frosinone (Lazio) there is, among many beautiful things, a wonderful town – Anagni – where you can find the beautiful Cathedral of Santa Maria and the even more amazing Crypt of San Magno. The City is also known as The City of Popes, being the city where four popes (Innocenzo III, Alessandro IV, Gregorio IX and Bonifacio VIII) were born (Innocenzo III was actually born in Gavignano, a little city that is very close to Anagni).

09 Oct

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Archaeological Precinct of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem, Roma

TheAuthor / Archeology, Places, Roma / 09/10/2022 / 0 Comments

This is my second visit in these surroundings (find first here), the Archaeological Precinct of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem near the Basilica with the same name, in Rome. This one is more on the adiacent area of the Basilica of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem

24 Sep

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Basilica Santi Quattro Coronati, Roma

TheAuthor / Archeology, Places, Roma / 24/09/2022 / 0 Comments

Santi Quattro Coronati is an ancient basilica in Rome. The church dates back to the 4th (or 5th) century, and is devoted to four anonymous saints and martyrs.

07 Aug

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Hermitages of St. Benedict and roman aqueducts

TheAuthor / Archeology, Places / 07/08/2022 / 0 Comments

Overlooking the great precipitous cliff overlooking the Aniene River, the Hermitages of St. Benedict offer an evocative and unique panorama of millennia-old reality.
It is a complex of natural and partly artificial caves, communicating both with the Monastery above and in the portion below with a dense network of tunnels, formerly the spechi of Roman aqueducts. Such a place has always been regarded as a destination for spiritual recollection and meditation.

16 Jun

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Villa Blanc, Rome

TheAuthor / Places, Roma / 16/06/2022 / 0 Comments

This is a beautiful historic building in Rome built in an eclectic style in the late 19th century as the residence of Baron Alberto Blanc, who would die a few years after its completion.

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