Showing posts with label Naples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Naples. Show all posts

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Vacation Pictures!

Hey Everyone!

I went a little photo-happy and took a couple thousand pictures from our cruise of the Mediterranean, and since I figured you all might not want to go through all of those with me (O_o), I narrowed it down to some of my very favorites from each of our stops. Looking at them makes me want to go back even though it's nice to be home. I highly recommend this cruise to anyone that might be interested in traveling to Spain and Italy, it was a great way to see a bunch of different places in a short amount of time!

Click on any of the pictures to enlarge.

BARCELONA, SPAIN


Clockwise from left:
The Arc de Triomf, sculpted angels on the outside of the Sagrada Familia Cathedral, one of the many examples of architecture by Gaudi in Park Guell (the roof is mosaic tiles), and chimneys sitting atop one of Gaudi's apartment buildings .

Sagrada Familia Cathedral



FLORENCE, ITALY



Clockwise from left:

The Uffizi Gallery looking out toward the Arno River, a view from the Piazza de Michelangelo overlooking the Duomo, a streetlight outside the Pitti Palace, and the Ponte Vecchio bridge.

The Duomo




ROME, ITALY



Clockwise from left:
The Colosseum, a view of the Colosseum from the far end of the Roman Forum, the Altare della Patria (monument to Victor Emmanuel, the first king of unified Italy), and columns from the ruins of the Roman Forum.

St. Peter's Basilica



NAPLES
, ITALY


Clockwise from left:
A view of the Amalfi Coast from above, the bell tower of the cathedral in Amalfi, Amalfi homes set into the mountainside, and a lightpost with a view of Amalfi in the background.

The Ruins of Pompeii




PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN



Clockwise from left:
A view of Palma's enormous cathedral from the balcony of our stateroom on the ship, a view of Bellver Castle up on the hill overlooking Palma (also taken from the balcony), colorful downtown Palma, a shot of the thousands of sailboats docked in Palma's Harbor.

Palma Cathedral