Ese día también estuvieron de excursión en Parque Europa nuestros amigos Ladybird y Bumblebee. Aquí está Ladybird frente a la Torre de Belém (Lisboa, Portugal)
On the same day, our friends Ladybird and Bumblebee were also visiting Parque Europa. Here is Ladybird in front of Belém Tower (Lisboa, Portugal)
La Torre de Belém se construyó en el siglo XVI. Es Patrimonio de la UNESCO porque desempeñó un papel muy significativo en los descubrimientos marítimos portugueses en la llamada Era de los Descubrimientos.
Belém Tower was constructed in the 16th century. It is an UNESCO World Heritage Site because of the significant role it played in the Portuguese maritime discoveries of the era of the Age of Discoveries
Luego visitaron el Atomium de Bruselas, construido para la Expo del '58, espectacular!
Then they visited the Atomium of Brussels, constructed for the Expo'58, espectacular!
Ésta es la Puerta de Alcalá, de Madrid. A finales del siglo XVIII, Madrid seguía pareciendo un pueblo, rodeado de murallas medievales. En el año 1774, el rey Carlos III encargó a Francesco Sabatini construir una puerta monumental en la muralla, reemplazando a una puerta más antigua y pequeña. Se inauguró en 1778
This is Alcalá Gate. Madrid in the late 18th century, still remained a somewhat drab villa in appearance, surrounded by medieval walls. Around the year 1774, king Charles III commissioned Francesco Sabatini to construct a monumental gate in the city wall replacing an older, smaller, gate which stood nearby. It was inaugurated in 1778.
Este es el Tower Bridge, de Londres, sobre el río Támesis
This is Tower Bridge of London, over Thames river
La Fontana de Trevi, es la fuente más famosa de Roma
Fontana di Trevi, is the most famous fountain in Rome
Y también encontraron 2 elefantes de hiedra!!! Qué bonitos!!!
And they found two ivy elephants!!! Awesome!!!
@Hammie: I knew you would like the pics, hehehe :) Of course, I have said hello to my ladybug and she says that she wants to meet your ladybugs too :)))
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Ohhh que bonito, me encantan todas las fotos, la primera es muy bonita. En la 5 foto no se porque da una sensación como si el fondo estuviera amañado… no se… a mi me lo parece jaja. La del barco vikingo me encanta, preciosa esa foto y la de los elefantes de hiedra es muy graciosa. Besicos ^_^
ResponderEliminar@Bea: no hay ninguna foto trucada, lo que pasa es que la cámara es tan buena que puede enfocar el primer plano y el fondo a la vez (es un regalito que le hice a mi maridín para su cumple el año pasado, jeje). Besicos
ResponderEliminarLondon bridge, that's classic :-)
ResponderEliminarWe loved to see more of these, would there be part 4?
@Hugo: there are some photos left, hihihi :) Kisses
ResponderEliminarHi Raquel. Your photos are a pleasure as always!!! Our Bumblebee Sophia is thrilled to see that a relative of her has accompanied you on this wonderful trip. And we notice that you had more than two hands to take a picture of the Tower Bridge haha...Belem Tower is very imposing!The elephants are very lovely. At the entrance of "Loro Parque" Teneriffa we have seen three similar ones. Kisses :-)
ResponderEliminar@Leona: Hahaha, my husband is the owner of two of the four hands, hahaha!!!!! I visited Lisboa two years ago, and I can say that the reproduction of Belém Tower is very close to the original :)
ResponderEliminarSend our regards to your bumblebee, to your flock and to you :)
Kisses
I've been to the REAL Tower Bridge in London!!! Andrea says she mailed you something today!!!
ResponderEliminar@Beanie and Andrea: I've been to the real Tower Bridge too some years ago, and I liked it very much. London is a GREAT city worth to visit at least once in your life.
ResponderEliminarI can't wait for my mail, hahahaaaa!!!!!
Kisses and many thanks :)
@Raquel: That's great to hear, we can't wait for part 4! :-)
ResponderEliminar@Hugo: Yes, I hope to publish them next week :)
ResponderEliminarSend our kisses to Rosa too