Geronimos
Geronimos (Jerónimos Monastery) Upon seeing the world-famous Jerónimos Monastery, Jerónimos, the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa exclaimed with feeling: “This is a poem in stone that everyone must see to remember…
Continue readingGeronimos (Jerónimos Monastery) Upon seeing the world-famous Jerónimos Monastery, Jerónimos, the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa exclaimed with feeling: “This is a poem in stone that everyone must see to remember…
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Continue readingSan Felipe del Morro fort Fort San Felipe del Morro is a 16th-century Spanish citadel on the northwest side of San Juan Island. For many years, the fort guarded the…
Continue readingCastelul Corvinilor Castelul Corvinov is a family estate in the south of Transylvania in Romania, in the provincial town of Hunedoara. Tourists are attracted here not only by its medieval…
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Continue readingAlexander Palace in Tsarskoye Selo Alexander Palace was laid in 1792 by order of Catherine II for the wedding of her favorite grandson Grand Duke Alexander Pavlovich (future Emperor Alexander…
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