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Recco
How do you put into words what this place means to me? From just imagining the feeling I always get there, I travel to every corner of that city, which always smells like the sea. Where I have eaten the best food in my 29 years. I never tire of touring its streets, even if they are in ascent, I know that arriving to the top I will see so much beauty that it doesn’t seem real. It seems that the sun never hides, even if it is winter, you feel comfortable, and the best: the sea is always there, waiting for you.
Génova center
Nervi
Afternoons in Genova
Italian flowers
Quarto dei mille
Estadio Luigi Ferraris
Opened in 1911, it is the oldest football stadium in Italy that is still in use and one of the first and oldest in the world. The stadium is owned by the municipality of Genoa.
Chronicles of a snow day
I only saw the snow when I was a little girl. This was the first time I saw a snow day. I’m gonna remember this my whole life.
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Nantes centre
Castle of the dukes of Brittany
The castle of the Dukes of Brittany, which was the illustrious residence of the kings of France in Brittany. Entirely restored, this jewel of the s. XV can be visited freely to discover also the Museum of History of Nantes.
Gothic cathedral of Nantes
Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul of Nantes, is a Roman Catholic church located in Nantes, Pays de la Loire, France. The cathedral is in the Gothic architectural tradition. Construction of the church began in 1434, on the site of a Romanesque cathedral, and took 457 years to finish, finally reaching completion in 1891. It has been listed since 1862 as a monument historique by the French Ministry of Culture.
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Rouen is the capital of the Normandy in the north of France (one hour away from Paris). It's a port City on the banks of the River Seine. I have lived three months in this beautiful City. I had the feeling of living inside a fairy tale. His beautiful houses with half-timbered walls. his streets and gothic architecture gave me the feeling of living in the1400s. This was also the city where Joan of Arc was condemned and burned at the stake in the same square where the Saint Joan of Arc church is now built in honor of her. Personally always liked this character and it was another reason why I love this little city.
Cathedral Notre-Dame de Rouen
The Cathedral of Rouen is a religious monument with a Romanesque part built in 1030 and a Gothic part built in 1145. The cathedral was completed in 1506 and declared a historical monument in 1862.
Streets of Rouen
Saint-Romain Fair
The Saint-Romain Fair illuminates the city of Rouen (France) from October 20 to November 19 every year.
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I never stop being fascinated by Paris. I discover new corners full of magic and charm. This leads me to travel back in time to "Belle époque". I think of all the artists who passed through this city which I deeply admire and I feel so fortunate. It also reminds me of the city I was born, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The architecture is a little similar since many French architects built some structures in my country that still remain today and give it that European touch for which it is often called "the small Europe of South America". In my head the voice of Edith Piaf with her "la vie en rose" always sounds. I also heard her leave the accordion of some man sitting on some street in this amazing city. The baguettes, the macarons, the patisseries where you taste the most delicious sweets in the world. His imposing lights, his monuments, his history, fashion, art, style. all this and more is Paris for me.
Tour Eiffel
Notre Dame
The metropolitan cathedral of Notre-Dame is the main Catholic place of worship in Paris, cathedral of the archdiocese of Paris, whose metropolitan archbishop is also primate of France. Located in the eastern part of the Île de la Cité, in the heart of the French capital, in the square of the same name, it represents one of the most famous Gothic buildings in the world and is one of the most visited monuments in Paris.
Seine River
Shakespeare and company
Shakespeare & company; This famous bookstore is located in the Latin Quarter of Paris. It has been visited by famous authors belonging to the so-called Lost Generation, such as F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, or James Joyce. This bookstore has also appeared in cult films such as "Before Sunset" or "Midnight in Paris", by Woody Allen.
Moulin Rouge
Sacré Coeur
The Basilica of (Sacré Coeur), is one of the most important sacred places in Paris. It's located on the top of Montmartre, a hill 130 meters high from where you can enjoy magnificent views of Paris. It was founded in 1914.
The neighborhood of Montmartre, located on the top of a hill 130 meters high, was an independent town until 1860 when it became a district of Paris and today is famous for the agglomeration of artists and painters who sell their works on the street.
Jardin du Luxembourg
The Luxembourg Palace is currently the seat of the French Senate. It's a highly recommended place to spend the afternoon or Sunday morning, to rest in its beautiful gardens, and to visit with children. Its impeccable gardens have an area of 22 hectares.
Pont des Arts
Pont des Arts. Built from 1801 to 1804, it was the first metal bridge in the French capital. It's known for being the bridge where couples go to color a padlock as a representation of their love. At the moment they have removed the padlocks and they have moved them from the place because the bridge carried a lot of weight on top and their stability was in danger.
París lights
Architecture
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