Schloss Schönbrunn seen from the palace gardens. |
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Schloss Schönbrunn, Wien
A colorful picture of Schloss Schönbrunn or Schönbrunn Palace in the Austrian capital Vienna.
Monday, January 20, 2014
From Utrecht with Love
From Utrecht
With Love
View of the Domtoren (Dom Tower) and the heart shaped sculpture on the Stadhuisbrug.
The sculpture consists of two swords forming a heart and is called The Art of Making Peace.
It has been placed to commemorate 300 years from the signing of the Treaty of Utrecht.
With Love
View of the Domtoren (Dom Tower) and the heart shaped sculpture on the Stadhuisbrug.
The sculpture consists of two swords forming a heart and is called The Art of Making Peace.
It has been placed to commemorate 300 years from the signing of the Treaty of Utrecht.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Evening in Zaitunay Bay
Labels:
beirut,
lebanon,
travel,
zaitunay bay
Location:
Beirut, Lebanon
Late Afternoon in Tyre, South Lebanon
View of the Mediterranean in the old Phoenician city of Tyre (also known as Sour) on a late afternoon.
Labels:
lebanon,
mediterranean sea,
sea,
travel,
Tyre
Location:
Tyre, Lebanon
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Jezzine, Lebanon
Maria looking at the valley.
This is the statue of Maria at the entrance of Jazzine, a small town in South Lebanon. Most of the inhabitants of Jezzine are Christian Catholics; followers of the Maronite Catholic Church and the Greek Melkite Catholic Church.
This is the statue of Maria at the entrance of Jazzine, a small town in South Lebanon. Most of the inhabitants of Jezzine are Christian Catholics; followers of the Maronite Catholic Church and the Greek Melkite Catholic Church.
Labels:
Jezzine,
lebanon,
Maria statue,
travel
Location:
Jezzine, Lebanon
Friday, January 17, 2014
Posh Cafe Viennese Style
The cafe in the magnificent cupola hall of the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. The pictures are from my trip to Vienna in September, 2013.
Labels:
Austria,
kunsthistorisches museum wien,
travel,
Vienna
Location:
Vienna, Austria
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Bratislavsky Hrad
Bratislavsky Hrad: the Bratislava Castle standing proudly on the top of a hill by the Danube. The castle is quite old. However, it has been recently reconstructed and looks brand new.
Labels:
Bratislava,
Bratislava Castle,
Bratislavsky hrad,
Slovakia,
travel
Location:
Bratislava, Slovakia
Traditional Music at the Mir Amin Palace Hotel in Beiteddine, Lebanon
Seen in the courtyard of the Mir Amin Palace Hotel in Beiteddine, Lebanon: a guy in traditional folk costume playing the lute.
Mir Amin Palace Hotel used to be a residence of the last Emir of Lebanon. Nowadays, it is a luxury boutique hotel. The hotel is located in Beiteddine, a small town in the mountains about 45km from Beirut.
Mir Amin Palace Hotel used to be a residence of the last Emir of Lebanon. Nowadays, it is a luxury boutique hotel. The hotel is located in Beiteddine, a small town in the mountains about 45km from Beirut.
Labels:
Beiteddine,
lebanon,
Mir Amin Palace Hotel,
travel
Location:
Beit Al Dine, Lebanon
Monday, January 13, 2014
Going Down
Labels:
Budapest metro,
Hungary,
travel
Location:
Budapest, Hungary
Friday, January 10, 2014
Budapest - Pearl of the Danube
Budapest is often called the pearl of the Danube. As most cliches, this is true. Many of the attractions in the Hungarian capital are located on the banks of the Danube.
The Parliament building and one of the lions of the Chain Bridge (Széchenyi lánchíd in Hungarian).
The Parliament building and one of the lions of the Chain Bridge (Széchenyi lánchíd in Hungarian).
Labels:
Budapest,
Chain Bridge,
Hungary,
parliament,
Széchenyi lánchíd,
travel
Location:
Budapest, Hungary
Old and New in Budapest
Old and New in Budapest: the huge glass building of CET Budapest. The CET functions as a cultural and exhibition center.
The building is designed by Kas Oosterhuis, professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology.
The building is designed by Kas Oosterhuis, professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology.
Labels:
Budapest,
CET Budapest,
glass building,
Hungary,
travel
Location:
Budapest, Hungary
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
The Parliament in Budapest at Night
Labels:
Budapest,
Hungary,
parliament,
travel
Location:
Budapest, Hungary
Monday, January 6, 2014
The Holy Right Hand of St. Stephen, King of Hungary
The Holy Dexter, the intact right hand of King St. Stephen, on display in the chapel of St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest.
St. Stephen was the first King of Hungary. He is considered as the founder of the Hungarian State; his major achievement being the establishment of a Christian state.
The cult for his right hand emerged shortly after the opening of his tomb in 1083. The body was already decomposed but the hand had remained pretty much intact.
St. Stephen was the first King of Hungary. He is considered as the founder of the Hungarian State; his major achievement being the establishment of a Christian state.
The cult for his right hand emerged shortly after the opening of his tomb in 1083. The body was already decomposed but the hand had remained pretty much intact.
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Budapest Airport Photo Impressions
Terminal 2 of Budapest International Airport. Recently the airport has been renamed after the famous Hungarian composer Ferenc Liszt.
Labels:
Budapest,
Budapest Airport,
Herend porcelain,
Hungary,
travel
Location:
Budapest, Hungary
Zurich Airport - Switzerland's Gateway to the World
Pictures from a brief layover in Zurich Airport, Switzerland's gateway to the world.
Zurich Airport - View of the Airside Center. |
Labels:
Airside Center,
Christmas,
Switzerland,
travel,
Zurich Airport
Location:
Zurich, Switzerland
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