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As you may have seen in my previous posts, I only do an introduction to the trip and a brief description of the places visited, I try to retrace what I did but I tend to leave the details of the place to those who will visit after me, perhaps using the @pinmapple
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Siena è una città altolocata da cui si giunge percorrendo stupende vie panoramiche dalle quali si ammirano paesaggi verdi toscani stupendi.
A Siena si aprono da piccoli vicoli le grandi piazze ed è proprio questo l’effetto che lascia a bocca aperta il visitatore, perchè non ci si aspetta così tanta imponenza uscendo da uno spazio stretto e angusto.
Siena is a high-ranking city from which you can reach it along beautiful panoramic roads from which you can admire beautiful Tuscan green landscapes.
In Siena, large squares open from small alleys and this is precisely the effect that leaves the visitor speechless, because you don't expect so much grandeur when you come out of a narrow and narrow space.
Ne è un esempio lampante la piazza antistante il Duomo di Siena ovvero, la cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta.
La piazza è così grande perchè l’edificio non è stato mai completato in realtà manca una navata però poi col passare del tempo l’idea costruttiva è mutata ed è rimasto ciò che vediamo oggi, ciò non toglie che sia uno spettacolo, lo stile gotico e l’abbinamento dei materiali sbalordiscono chiunque, dentro è indescrivibile io credo che solo chi l’ha vista possa capire, al tempo dev’essere stato un investimento importante per la chiesa, considerate che è stata realizzata con varie tipologie di marmo e la maggior parte è molto pregiata, addirittura la pavimentazione del Duomo e un racconto fatto con pezzi di marmo e mostra raffigurazioni della Bibbia, un vero capolavoro, io debbo tornare per rivederla con più calma.
A striking example is the square in front of the Cathedral of Siena or, the cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta.
The square is so large because the building has never been completed in reality it lacks a nave but then over time the construction idea has changed and what we see today has remained, this does not mean that it is not a spectacle, the gothic style and the combination of materials astound anyone, inside it is indescribable I believe that only those who have seen it can understand, at the time it must have been an important investment for the church, considering that it was made with various types of marble and most part is very valuable, even the flooring of the Cathedral and a story made with pieces of marble and shows depictions of the Bible, a true masterpiece, I must return to see it more calmly.
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Però devo ammettere che preferisco piazza del campo, a livello architettonico è sicuramente molto più semplice e fatta di materiali meno pregiati ma credo che sia uno sile che ci appartenga di più come popolo italiano, uno stile che rappresenta le nostre origini, il nostro sapiente modo di costruire trafugato e rielaborato dall’impero Romano uno stile che il mondo ci invidia e di cui noi non abbiamo abbastanza cura e rispetto, è proprio per questa piazza che ho voluto intitolare SIENA the red charm il mio post, perchè questa piazza al tramonto si colora d’un rosso fantastico che son sicuro dalle foto non si può percepire.
But I must admit that I prefer piazza del campo, on an architectural level it is certainly much simpler and made of less precious materials but I think it is a style that belongs to us more as an Italian people, a style that represents our origins, our wise way to build stolen and reworked from the Roman Empire a style that the world envies us and of which we do not have enough care and respect, it is precisely for this square that I wanted to call my post SIENA the red charm, because this square at sunset is color of a fantastic red that I am sure you can not perceive from the photos.
La piazza si apre da scorci fantastici di piccole vie come vi dicevo in precedenza dalle quali è possibile catturare scatti stupendi, ci sono altri piccoli dettagli architettonici che curiosando in giro riuscirete sicuramente a trovare, alla prossima!
The square opens up from fantastic glimpses of small streets as I said earlier from which it is possible to capture wonderful shots, there are other small architectural details that by browsing around you will surely be able to find, see you next time!
Mamma mia, che meraviglia!
How I love medieval cities, villages and Italy has a lot of them. Grazie mille Mattia per il post!
thanks Erika! you have to come and visit these places ✈️😘
That's the plan, to visit Italy one day, from Bolzano to Messina 🙂
What a plan.😍😍😍
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