Sub title: "Eating while 150 years of history is watching you". The church in the background is very popular in Torino. It's called the Sanctuary of Maria Consolatrice (la Consolata). More details, tomorrow.
Sotto titolo: "Mangiando mentre 150 anni di storia ti guardano". La Chiesa sullo sfondo, molto popolare in Torino, รจ il Santuario di Maria Consolatrice (La Consolata). Maggiori dettagli, domani.
Amo Torino e apprezzo i torinesi per come rispettano i loro splendidi monumenti.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful this is - and how wonderfully lit. It's like a stage set.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for comments on Menton DP yesterday, Fabrizio. I've used your comment on my posting today.
Very nice atmosphere...
ReplyDeleteI have to admit, the Italians love and respect their old buildings more so than anyone else, except maybe the French. I wish the US government would show that kind of honor to our old buildings too, especially in NYC.
ReplyDeleteLa Consolata is so beautifully lit and presented in your photo. It just goes to show how proud you guys are of your history. Bravo!
Beautiful. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking!
ReplyDeleteThis building has an irridecent glow. Very beautiful.
Wonderful! Looks great, and you must enjoy summers immensely. We were just at a film festival in Locarno in Ticino, the Italian-speaking canton of Switzerland, and we tried to attend a movie in the Piazza Grande, except it started to rain pretty hard and we gave up -- don't know how many stayed until the end of the film. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe church has a gorgeous light to it - it really stands out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice place, Fabrizio!
ReplyDeleteThe Sanctuaty is just beautiful!
Beautiful photos on your blog!
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