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Showing posts with label nice. Show all posts
Keyboard Keys Art - Space Shuttle Mosaic
The keyboard key space shuttle created by Doug Powell has to be one of the coolest ever. For this latest project, a beautiful mosaic of a space shuttle, he spent 190 hours placing 5,951 keyboard pieces in just the right place to create a detailed image.
Rome - The Greatest City of the Roman Empire
The great city of the Roman empire, the hub of culture, religion and politics had once been the center of one great civilization. Existing for over two and a half millennia, maintaining its city center as a World Heritage Site, the rich history of Rome makes a charming travel destination to one of the most visited capitals in the world with its monuments, museums, nightlife, shopping scenes and fashion.
Using a Roma Pass should grant you free transportation and two museum admissions for three days, which can save you on your holiday budget. Discounts should also be available with the Pass to various events and exhibitions. Best time to visit would mostly be in mid-May, as the city grants a single week called “La settimana dei beni culturali”, offering free admittance to publicly owned landmarks and historical sights. Also, during high seasons, consider taking rather the guided tours to avoid queues.
Using a Roma Pass should grant you free transportation and two museum admissions for three days, which can save you on your holiday budget. Discounts should also be available with the Pass to various events and exhibitions. Best time to visit would mostly be in mid-May, as the city grants a single week called “La settimana dei beni culturali”, offering free admittance to publicly owned landmarks and historical sights. Also, during high seasons, consider taking rather the guided tours to avoid queues.
Optical Illusion Town by Felice Varini
This installation is called “Cercle et suite d’éclats” and is done by Felice Varini in Vercorin, Switzerland. The scale of this point of view artwork is very impressive. The pattern was projected on the town from the vantage point, then traced and painted. Photographs from the same spot in daylight make the town look flat, almost like a postcard.
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