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Category Archives: Historic Sites
Cardiff Castle (Cardiff, Wales)
Cardiff Castle includes the location of a Roman fortification of the 1st century C.E. next to the River Taff and a stretch of Roman wall is even now accessible. The Normans constructed a stronghold there afterwards and the 12th century … Continue reading
A Day Trip to the Pride of Granada – The Alhambra
Touchdown at Federico Garcia Lorca Granada-Jaen airport brings you 15 km closer to the glorious capital of the province, Granada. Take a moment to savor the enticing aromas of a new land before immersing yourself in a whole new world … Continue reading
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Europe – World Heritage Sites That Will Get You in Touch With History
The typical family vacation comes in all sorts and sizes but if you want to treat your family to something different, that’s a little harder. If you usually visit a vacation spot in the United States, try going international if … Continue reading
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Schloss Charlottenhof, Potsdam, Germany
In 1825 Frederick William III of Prussia purchased an estate south of Sanssouci Park as a gift for the Crown Prince Frederick William. The estate already had an 18thy century manor house, which was remodeled jointly by Karl Friedrich Schinkel … Continue reading
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Tagged Classicism, Doric portico, Frederick William, German Palaces, Palaces, Prussia, Sanssouci Park, Schinkel, Schloss Charlottenhof
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Villa Farnese, Caprarola
Temperatures in Rome rise to unbearable levels in the summer months, and led to the affluent members of Renaissance society to leave for cooler and more pleasant areas around the city, the so-called villeggiatura. Share on Facebook
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Tagged caprarola, Cardinal Alessandro Farnese, Farnese, Palazzo Farnese, Renaissance, Rome, Villa Caprarola, Villa Farnese, Villas
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