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The Eiffel Tower and the carrousel - Paris - France
«Je vais être jaloux de cette tour. Elle est plus célèbre que moi.» Gustave Eiffel
La cascata delle Marmore, in provincia di Terni, nella Valnerina, ha un dislivello complessivo di 165 metri, su tre salti. È la più alta d’Europa di origine artificiale, essendo stata formata, ai tempi dei Romani, con la modifica del percorso del fiume Velino, che confluisce così nel Nera, affluente del Tevere. È una meta turistica molto apprezzata, raggiungibile in un paio di ore da Roma, in auto.
The Marmore waterfall, in the province of Terni, in the Valnerina, has an overall height difference of 165 metres, over three jumps.
It is the highest in Europe of artificial origin, having been formed, in Roman times, with the modification of the course of the Velino river, which thus flows into the Nera, a tributary of the Tiber.
It is a very popular tourist destination, reachable in a couple of hours from Rome, by car.
mirando hacia el infinito y buscando respuestas contestando a mis preguntas mientras me siento observado
por lo cielos amparados por lo dioses..
looking towards the infinite and looking for answers answering my questions while I feel observed by the heavens protected by the gods ..
The valley floor was sprinkled with beautiful white flowers. If anyone knows the name of these flowere, please leave it in the comments. Happy viewing. And Thanks for the Explore!
I see the water running like a silk thread falling from the sky among the colorful diversity of an autumn-flavored landscape, there are the leaves waiting to be wet, perfumed by that thread of water that slides down those steps set by the gods. ...
This was my recent and rare family photo shoot. Nature photography is my passion but every now and then I branch out into portrait and family photography.
Die Engelsburg (italienisch Castel Sant’Angelo oder Mausoleo di Adriano) in Rom wurde ursprünglich als Mausoleum für den römischen Kaiser Hadrian (117–138 n. Chr.) und seine Nachfolger errichtet und später von verschiedenen Päpsten zur Kastellburg umgebaut. Seit 1901 wurde das Gebäude nicht mehr als Burg verwendet. Seit dem 13. Februar 1906 ist die Engelsburg ein Museum.
The Castel Sant'Angelo (Italian: Castel Sant'Angelo or Mausoleo di Adriano) in Rome was originally built as a mausoleum for the Roman Emperor Hadrian (117-138 AD) and his successors and was later converted into a fort by various popes. The building has not been used as a castle since 1901. Castel Sant'Angelo has been a museum since February 13, 1906.