I haven't got a clue what it might be, but it's gorgeous. Imagine the time it took just to create those statues on the roof? And of course it's a great shot too - as always :D

wow, looks fantastic, excellently done!!!! :=)

Snyggt jobbat grabben ;) Puss & Kram

Beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!! Love this shot !! ;)

Superb shot! excellent POV! bravo Andreas! Have a nice evening!

Great architecture shot. I love the building!

I just love what you do to your pictures ... beautiful ... they have such a sharpness and the colors ....

what beautiful lighting on the most magnificnet and beautiful antient architecture this is!!..incredible poV and stutues siloutted !! MOST SPECTACULAR!!! cow tipping ..!! lol how much $ do you tip them?? ( jks)!! haha ... wonderful Andreas!!!

ROTFLMAO @ Kimmie!!!! Depends if they accept euro or not, lol. #:oP

Another beautiful light and dark effect!Superb sky. have a great evening.

Andreas, this is one of your most finest images to date. You have captured the architecture to perfection and if I didn't know you better I would have accused you of scanning a postcard. The relationship between the pale stonework, shadows and blue sky is truly a great achievement and I bow down before you with respect...well, let's not go quite that far, but I will say that this is truly a Whacko Zacko Cracko!

Superb capture! The angles are awesome and, as usual, the crispness of the entire presentation is top notch... +++

wonderful ! your photos sparks beautiful memories of our few stays there ! thanks for sharing !

Nice shot...it is the Monumento a Vittorio Emmanuele II.some locals call it the "typewriter". if you would see it from another angle, you would also see the multiple stairways leading up to the "temple". it was built in the end of the 19th century.

Thank you carmello. I did see it from all angles i think, but this was the one that pleased me the most....and it was also the only one i could capture without getting hundreds of tourists in it, lol.

Fantastic shot of a most impressive building. All these old monuments and buildings are fascinating. You are capturing their beauty perfectly. Have a wonderful evening! :)

Such a beautiful image. I know what you mean about tourists always getting in the way. I just HATE it, when that happens to me, even though those people give those images a rather "natural" and "realistic" touch, because they just are there...

Fantastic POV for this monument ! I've seen that Carmello has told you the name... Shame on you ;o)))) It's one of the most famous in Rom and you don't know his name ;o))))))) Lol ! Well known with the name of "Typewriter"... by the Romans ! It's an imposing monument built up in 1885 according to architect G.Sacconi's plan to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the kingdom of Italy. A beautiful shot Andreas !!! Hugs. V

Fabulous shot Andreas... this tour promises a lot ! Excellent photography ! About the building Im not very sure, but I think it is a huge monument for the king Victor Manuel, who unified Italy.

you did an outstanding image of this amazzzzzing place. BRAVOOOOOOOOO. BIG BIG BIG V**

you do have a way with a camera dude..S..

Lovely shot of the "typewritter" Andreas, though it comes up a little dark in the midrange on my monitor. This IS a great angle and stellar shot!

Hello!Ciao!WOOOOOOOWWWWWW!!!A amazing shot!!You are a really big artist!!A professional shot!!My compliments my dear Andreas!!V!!This building is the Vittoriano things called because is dedicated to Vittorio Emanuele II di Savoia first king of Italy. On the staircase it is found the altar of the Homeland that, contrary to how much it is believed, is alone a part of the complex one, that for so to say in the middle to the staircase and where are the picket of honor and the large statue of the goddess Rome with golden background.In the altar of the Homeland the Unknown Soldier it is interred. It is discussed of an unknown corpse choice between the much of the falls of the First war world actual choice in agency of all of the soldiers that did not be able to have a grave with their name. press the chapel are taken care of also of thei it, relevant to the wars to that took part the Forces armed Italian. To the superior plan, in two spacious arcades annas to the Encrypts some Unknown Soldier, are collected and taken care of, in large windows introduced in the niches of the walls, the flags of war of the departments, of land and of sky, dissolved. In the first lounge 228 flags and 469 in the second are preserved. To the inferior plan they find place the flags and the coats of arms of fight of the unity of the Military Navy Italian.It climbs them to the superior plan were inaugurated in 1968, in occasion of the fiftieth one of the victory in the First World War.Excuse me if I wrote a lot and if I have left to take from the emotion and from the enthusiasm for this wonderful your photo! Excuse me also for my bad English!CIAO!GRAZIE! I wish you a serene evening!A big hug!

Nice, clean, sharp, elegant, superb indeed !

Hello all, in french this building is nicknamed the "pissotie", means the men's toilet... Hey don't blame me, I didn't make this up ;) Congrats on the picture !

I like the contrast and the light. it's an excellent photography. have a good day

a magnificent view with a magnificent light ! Viva Roma!

Gorgeous capture, I am loving this little photgraphic tour of Rome (with a side trip to see some furry cows):-)

Beautiful capture of this building, it seems to me there's at least someone recognising it! :) Love the contrasts with the sky! Fantastic work!

very impressive