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Nashville, TN. - (Nashville Photography Group Meetup; Centennial Park @ Sunset and Downtown).
View On Black Recommended.
Just one of the many street musicians playing the streets of downtown on a Saturday night. Some are rather good and some are not.
Facade of S. Andrea delle Fratte. Tower and campanile by Boromini. Designed by Gaspare Guerra beginning in 1604, revamped by Boromini in 1653. The Renaissance-style facade was completed in 1826.
Stockholm Public Library (Stockholms stadsbibliotek or Stadsbiblioteket) (1924 - 28, 1932) by Erik Gunnar Asplund in Stockholm, Sweden.
St. Paul's Cathedral was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and was completed in 1677.
The cathedral is a grade I listed building.
St. Paul's Cathedral was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and was completed in 1677.
The cathedral is a grade I listed building.
St. Paul's Cathedral was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and was completed in 1677.
The cathedral is a grade I listed building.
St. Paul's Cathedral was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and was completed in 1677.
The cathedral is a grade I listed building.
St. Paul's Cathedral was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and was completed in 1677.
The cathedral is a grade I listed building.
Asclepeion de Atenas[editar]
Ruinas del Asclepeion de Atenas vistas desde lo alto de la Acrópolis.
El Asclepeion de Atenas se situaba en la ladera sur de la Acrópolis, en una terraza natural al norte de la Stoa de Eumenes. Fue erigido en 420/419 a. C., a propuesta de un ciudadano ateniense llamado Telémaco.2
Restos del santuario de Asclepio de Atenas en 2008.
En la parte occidental del santuario se construyó, en el siglo V a. C., una stoa con cuatro estancias. En la parte oriental se situaron el templo de Asclepio y su hija Higea, el altar y una stoa con dos pisos de orden dórico. Probablemente, esta stoa se usó como abaton o lugar de incubación (enkoimeterion), en donde se alojaban los pacientes. La stoa contiene una fuente natural, llamada Fuente Sagrada. En el lado oeste de la stoa hay una estancia cuadrada, con una estructura circular en su centro, llamada Pozo Sagrado.2
Al sur del templo de Asclepio se añadieron, en época romana, una stoa y un propileo. A finales del siglo V o principios del siglo VI, el recinto completo del santuario estaba ya ocupado por una basílica paleocristiana de tres naves.2