Last summer I finally managed to get tanned also in Leuca, Italy's south-est end. This town is a gem. I hope you agree with me! Sanctuary of Santa Maria de Finibus Terrae Mediterranean Flora Harbour of Leuca Leuca Lighthouse Leuca Lighthouse Leuca Business Call Leuca Lighthouse

This short collection of shots consists of some very special pictures that most caught my attention. They are very subjective shots and certainly do not represent the city in its entirety. Via della Conciliazione Giardini Musei Vaticani -- Basilica di San Pietro, Inside Largo del Colonnato Piazza San Pietro A nice contrast to the sacredness of the Vatican?

In the middle of Basilicata region there's a place called Craco, the Ghost Town. It earned this particular name due to a landslide that happened back in the 1960's. Ten years later, a flood worsened the already critical situation and after an earthquake of the 1980's Craco was completely abandoned. Craco from the road Craco Nowadays, it's just a tourist attraction and a popular filming location.

The Punta Palascìa lighthouse represents one of the symbols of Otranto. It is located 40 km from Lecce and is the most eastern point of Italy. It is located at 40°06'26" N, 18°31'14" E. When parked near the military base literally on the main street it starts the main path to the lighthouse; it's a 10 minutes downhill path that lets you enjoy the view, the wind and the lighthouse from above.

I've been in the United Kingdom almost 4 years ago and during my journey in Cardiff I visited the city of London. Camden Town, original and warm tones Camden Market Super-warm-tones invaded London Big Ben showing off