Impressioni della Serenissima
A view to east.
A view to northeast.
A view to north northeast.
A view to north norwest.
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Schneewanderung - Kurz vor der Covid Katastrophe
Die Schlucht der Brasa. ©UdoSm
Bells on top of Pisa leaning tower.
Bell on top of Pisa leaning tower.
Bells on top of Pisa leaning tower.
Saint Anne Church.
Saint Catherine Church.
Church of Saint Paul in Orto.
Saint Cecilia Church.
Saint Cecilia Church.
Scorzi Palace.
Inside Monreale Cathedral
Silhuette im Abendlicht
Saint Fredian Church.
Home-office of Pisa Savings Bank.
Rossi Theatre - corner detail.
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Taking a little souvenir from Pisa.
Tomb of Buschetto.
Verbania Pallanza - Lago e monti
Cefalù
Nero's Baths.
Widows Palace (Palazzo delle Vedove).
Saint Nicholas Church.
Guelfa Tower (1406), in Pisa Citadel.
River Arno and the railway bridge.
River Arno and Solferino Bridge.
Canale dei Navicelli.
Sea Gate.
Castello del Roccolo - La Cappella
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Mansion.
Church of Saint Paul at Arno Riverside.
Belfry of ancient benedictine convent.
Saint Agatha Chapel.
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Church of Holy Mary of the spine.
Church of Holy Mary of the spine.
Church of Holy Mary of the spine.
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Pisa Cathedral and Baptistery.
Seen from the leaning tower (belfry), after the ascent of 217 stair steps.
It's on the floor at the level of the entrance that you feel a slope under your feet - if you rotate your body, your knees must constantly adapt. On the stairs and on the top you don't feel the leaning of the building.
It's on the floor at the level of the entrance that you feel a slope under your feet - if you rotate your body, your knees must constantly adapt. On the stairs and on the top you don't feel the leaning of the building.
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