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A feast for my eyes #Lucerne #Switzerland #VisitLucerne #Luzern

From Milan to Cannes 🚂 What a lovely day on the French Riviera! #CôtedAzur #France

@Shelli_BH Thanks ☺️ And beautiful sculptures! I like that they placed these gold ones against a black background. Looks magnificent

@AlexLuzPics Beautiful images!

The Father and the Son: ▫️Christ at the Column, sculptured by Cristoforo Solari, known as Il Gobbo (16th century) ▫️Eternal Father, created by Beltramino de Zutti (15th century) ▫️Benedictory Eternal Father with Cherubs, created by Giovanni Battista da Corbetta (16th century) 📍Duomo Di Milano; Museo del Duomo di Milano

@comedy9526 Thanks! 😊

@AlexLuzPics Looks so wholesome ☺️

Another stroll through Milan

And its treasures

📍Castello Sforzesco, Milan

@aMarienbad Thank you!

@AlexLuzPics Love your photos. All self-made and from across Europe. Nice discovery!!

Back from London to Lucerne. Enjoying a lovely sunny day 🌞

📍Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa, Milan This ossuary originated in the 13th century due to the overcrowded cemetery of the medieval hospital and was reconstructed in the late 17th century in Baroque style after its collapse

It’s interesting how art can influence people. We all know Stendhal syndrome, that overwhelming feeling caused by intense beauty. But some works of art give you chills because the story behind them is so dreadful. For me, one such example is the statue of St. Bartholomew in the Duomo di Milano. Long story short: St. Bartholomew was one of Jesus’ twelve apostles and is said to have brought Christianity to Armenia. He was brutally martyred: first crucified, and then flayed. He is depicted holding the knife with which he was tortured in one hand and the Gospel in the other, with his own skin hanging from his shoulders

Inside the Duomo of Milan

The incredible Duomo Di Milano P.S. Yesterday’s mass was beautiful ✨ #Milano #Easter

@joce_leigh I enjoyed these spots: 1. Rigolo (Via Solferino, 11) 2. Il Marchese Milano (Via dei Bossi, 3) 3. Trattoria Milanese - Dal 1933 (Via Santa Marta, 11) And one of the best gelatos I’ve had was at VERO Gelateria Cremeria (Corso Garibaldi, 60)

@AlexLuzPics Going there in June! Where did you eat?

15,000 steps across Milan and agnello for lunch in honor of Easter

More pics from that morning walk

The colours of #London

The streets of London are lovely at any time

Welcome to Kensington Palace