Dal grande libro della memoria by mariogiannecchini

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jan 27, 2011

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Una veduta della Senna dalla rIve Gauche , mentre ci stiamo avvicinando all'Ile de la CitÃ¨ per visitare la Cattedrale di Notre Dame . A view from the Seine Rive Gauche, as we approach the Ile de la Cite to visit the Cathedral of Notre Dame. Ile de la Citè Da Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera. L'Ile de la CitÃ¨ una delle due isole fluviali della Senna (l'altra Ã¨ l'Ile Saint-Louis), centro di Parigi, dove la cittÃ�Â medievale fu rifondata e in un certo modo costituisce l'equivalente parigino dell'Isola Tiberina a Roma. Il Boulevard du Palais taglia l'isola a metÃ e funge anche da linea di confine tra il I arrondissement, al quale appartiene la parte occidentale, ed il IV arrondissement. L'Ile de la CitÃ¨ ospita la cattedrale di Notre-Dame, sede dell'arcivescovo di Parigi, e il complesso del Palais de la CitÃ¨ (giÃ residenza reale e oggi palazzo di giustizia) con la Sainte-Chapelle, la Conciergerie e la prefettura. L'isola Ã¨ collegata tramite nove ponti a entrambe le rive della Senna nonchÃ¨ alla vicina Ile Saint-Louis; il ponte piÃ¹ antico ancora esistente Ã¨, a dispetto del suo nome, il Pont Neuf, che Ã¨ situato all'estremitÃ Â occidentale dell'isola. Sull'Ile de la Citsi trova lÃ¨ a stazione CitÃ¨ della metropolitana di Parigi. L'Ile de la CitÃ¨ is one of two river islands of the Seine (the other is the Ile Saint-Louis), the center of Paris, where the medieval city was refounded and in a certain way is the Parisian equivalent of the Island Tiber in Rome. The Boulevard du Palais cuts the island in half and also serves as a dividing line between the first arrondissement, which belongs to the west, and the fourth arrondissement. L'Ile de la CitÃ¨ is home to the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, home of the Archbishop of Paris, and the complex of the Palais de la CitÃ¨ (former royal residence and now a courthouse) with the Sainte-Chapelle, the Conciergerie, and the prefecture . The island is connected by nine bridges to both banks of the Seine and the nearby Ile Saint-Louis, the oldest bridge still in existence is, in spite of its name, the Pont Neuf, which is located at the western end of the island . Ile de la Cite is the Cite metro station in Paris. History Due to its strategic position to cross the Seine, the ile de la CitÃ¨ has hosted since ancient times human settlements. According to some scholars the island was the seat of the small Celtic tribe of the Parisi (hence the name of the future city), although the first traces of archaeological sites dating back to Roman city Lutetia. The island was the seat of the court and capital of the Merovingian kingdom of Neustria, while in the sixth century King Childebert I started off the work of the St. Stephen's Cathedral which was later to rise in the cathedral of Notre-Dame. Throughout the early Middle Ages, the Ile de la CitÃ¨ was it the political and religious center of Paris. Good night and good week Thanks for the comments and the favourites of previous image

Comments (35)

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flora-crassella

1:22PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

FANTASTIC image!!!!!!! GREAT!!!!!!!!!

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emmecielle

1:28PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

Una splendida presentazione! :)

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jayfar

1:31PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

A wonderful shot Mario and I love how you do this.

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mgtcs

1:48PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

Wonderful image dear Mario, loved it!

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SSoffia

1:55PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

This presentation is beautiful capture and view as well!!

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durleybeachbum

1:56PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

Very clever!

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helanker

2:54PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

SUper gorgeous work. SO beautifully done.

alanwilliams

3:11PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

magnificent, so very effective

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alessimarco

3:15PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

~Beautiful capture, and a very wonderful presentation!~

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drifterlee

3:26PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

Fantastic presentation on that book!!!!!

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alida

4:09PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

che bella atmosfera!

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kbrog

4:16PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

Excellent work with this capture, it's a real beauty! :)

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anitalee

5:48PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

Excellent

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fredster66

6:24PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

This is very cool, Mario.

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npauling

6:29PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

I love how you have put your capture into this book it looks wonderful.

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Faemike55

6:49PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

Great photo and fantastic presentation

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MrsRatbag

9:52PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

Wow, love the book presentation! Very well done indeed!

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renecyberdoc

11:25PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

notre dame always brings the hunchback Quasimodo (charles laughton acting)to my head.excellent.

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bmac62

11:37PM | Thu, 27 January 2011

Creative and really captured my attention.

whaleman

1:47AM | Fri, 28 January 2011

Very nicely done! Excellent!

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erlandpil

1:59AM | Fri, 28 January 2011

Great work erland

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rainbows

3:27AM | Fri, 28 January 2011

Beautiful capture and superb presentation, dear Mario. Hugs. Di. xx

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RodolfoCiminelli

3:51AM | Fri, 28 January 2011

Un lavoro fotografico assolutamente impressionante il mio amico, creativa e bella presentazione......!!!

gonzojr

4:34AM | Fri, 28 January 2011

Nice work

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Juliette.Gribnau

6:03AM | Fri, 28 January 2011

superb

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Rhanagaz

6:39AM | Fri, 28 January 2011

Excellent capture and work! :o)

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magnus073

7:59AM | Fri, 28 January 2011

Mario, questa è una splendida foto il mio amico. E 'stata una idea intelligente per presentare in un libro. La Seine Rive Gauche è una bella zona, e ricco di storia. La tua galleria è incredibile, e mi insegna qualcosa di nuovo ogni giorno.

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