There’s a great view of the hanging houses from a footbridge across the gorge below, and a good zoom in shows off the detail of these buildings. But for a […]
This striking statue stands on a rotating pedestal at the entrance to Konstanz harbour. It stands 9 metres tall, weighs 18 tonnes and flaunts its attributes. This assertive figure represents Imperia, […]
Gaudi’s curvaceous architecture and its natural pastel colours simply revel in the spring sunlight. The colours change as you wander around the roof and as the light adapts with […]
Ashridge, a 5000 acre country estate and stately home in Hertfordshire, is one of the most popular places in the country for viewing bluebells. The now serene estate has had it momentous […]
This two storey mausoleum and mosque dates back to the 15th century. The sleek but simple building is wedged into a rugged cliff and both take on added majesty because of […]
The Casa Batllo is worth visiting even if you have to queue. But the best option is pre-booking, and preferably for the “sunrise” access. This allows entrance to a limited […]
This window in the north transept was originally installed in more prosaic church days, with the shape of a graceful rose but the seriousness of plain glass. Fortunately for […]
Teatro La Fenice carries that name for a reason. It means Phoenix and it signifies its rebirth after fire; a disaster that it has now suffered three times. It started life […]