Feel yourself as a prince(-ss) and come to this old abandoned castle located not far from Rurikovo station. When night comes down you can hear again some classical music and the rustling of a ball gown…
Abandoned Princess
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Abandoned Trulli
Here we are back in Italy, trying to catch last summer days, eating Focaccia, and drinking vine all days long. This time we will go south and visit the region of Puglia and its famous traditional houses called “trulli”. Read More
East in Gagra
The eyes work like a radar, and in the vicinity they sight another abandoned place that appears to be different from the others.
Villa Saggini
Surrounded by a boundary wall, the villa “Mater dei” stands on two floors above a decorated and rusticated cloven hoof.
Sorgo-Natali
Dubrovnik, penultimate destination before my return home. Never has it been so hard to reach a place, never so hard. But fortunately mine, just a moment before I started looking for a place where I could place myself with the tent, this magnificent abandoned dwelling appears as if by magic in front of my eyes.
Malacca and Chinese Heritage
Nowadays the influence of China is felt in any part of the world. From the most remote African village to the great European and American cities. Even more so in Malaysia where there are some cities declared world heritage sites by UNESCO. Here once to lead were the various Chinese clans who were fighting over the power.
Owl’s House
Suddenly I saw majestic barn owl of other times; leaping and shaking his wings he hovered in the air, pointing in the opposite direction to mine. Read More
Custodians of Burmese Imaginary
A simple wooden and bamboo house has been our haven for the night. When we wake up here is the surprise .. Read More
Black Palace
Immersed in the Cambodia forest, I found myself exploring the remains of the ancient residence of King Sihanouk. Read More
Ruins from Vietnam
In the middle of the forest of Vietnam this small blue wreck comes out, without a soul and with only one plant to hold its walls. Read More