Tag: architecture
The Roman Odeon of Kos
by Felipe Tofani | Mar 1, 2023
Whenever you visit Kos, remember to spend some time at the Roman Odeon of Kos since this is a living piece of history that captures the ancient splendor of the Romans and Greeks. It is a must-visit site for anyone interested in art and history, and its impressive structures and artifacts provide a glimpse into the past. The odeon is well-preserved, making it an excellent destination for those who want to explore and appreciate the wonders of ancient history.
Read MorePyramid of Caius Cestius in Rome
by Felipe Tofani | Feb 24, 2023
The Pyramid of Caius Cestius is an ancient pyramid-shaped monument in the Testaccio neighborhood of Rome, Italy. It was built as a tomb for the Roman magistrate and priest Caius Cestius in 12 BC, during the reign of Emperor Augustus.
Read MoreAlbert Speer Street Lights Still Stand in Berlin
by Felipe Tofani | Feb 14, 2023
Berlin is a city known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and cultural diversity. But one piece of design that often goes overlooked is the street lighting created by Albert Speer, Hitler’s favorite architect. If you’re looking to experience some of the city’s lesser-known design pieces, you won’t want to miss the Albert Speer street lights.
Read MoreDiscover the Hidden Gems of Athens in Anafiotika
by Felipe Tofani | Feb 4, 2023
Athens is full of surprises, from neighborhoods steeped in history to charming alleyways, beautiful squares, fantastic monuments, and forgotten ancient ruins. One such gem is the district of Anafiotika, located on the northeast side of the Acropolis hill, under the shadow of one of Athens’ most famous landmarks. Anafiotika brings a breath of the Aegean to the heart of Athens.
Read MoreHeidelberg Tun: The largest wine barrel in the world can be found in Germany
by Felipe Tofani | Jan 25, 2023
Heidelberg Castle in Germany is home to a remarkable, unusual piece of history – the Heidelberg Tun. This massive wine barrel is one of a kind and has been a source of fascination and inspiration for hundreds of years.
Read MoreArchitectural Travel around Europe: Our Favorite Architecture around the Continent
by Felipe Tofani | Dec 7, 2022
Architectural Travel around Europe Our Favorite Architecture around the Continent ; Everybody has...
Read MoreSkyline Sao Paulo – Viewing Sao Paolo from above
by Marcela Faé | Dec 6, 2022
Skyline Sao Paulo Viewing Sao Paolo from above ; One of the first things I do when planning to...
Read MoreTurning Torso in Malmö
by Felipe Tofani | Nov 26, 2022
The Turning Torso opened to the public in 2005 as the tallest building in Nordic countries. Still, its height differs from what most people think when remembering the structure. Its twisting design is clearly the main feature, and it lends enough inspiration to architects all around the globe.
Read MoreFiltered Rays by Yinka Ilori in Neukölln
by Felipe Tofani | Aug 27, 2022
Filtered Rays is the name of a colorful pavilion created by London-based designer Yinka Ilori as an event space for the Hotel Estrel Berlin here in Germany.
Read MoreUnusual Things to See in Hamburg
by Felipe Tofani | Aug 3, 2022
We have been to Hamburg quite a few times, and we can easily describe it as our second favorite city in Germany. Because of all our visits, we decided it was time to put together a list of our favorite unusual things to see in Hamburg.
Read MoreIgreja do Sagrado Coração de Jesus: A Brutalist Church in Lisbon
by Felipe Tofani | Apr 19, 2022
The Igreja do Sagrado Coração de Jesus, known in English as the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, is a gorgeous brutalist church in Lisbon. This beautiful-looking church was built in the 1960s and is categorized as a national monument today.
Read MorePanoramapunkt: A visit to the viewing platform on Potsdamer Platz
by Felipe Tofani | Mar 16, 2022
Panoramapunkt A visit to the viewing platform on Potsdamer Platz ; Panoramapunkt is one of the...
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