This is my contribution to the weekly Thursday Doors challenge hosted by Dan Antion over at No Facilities blog.
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Another post this week from a cold December visit to incredible Milan, Italy. Last week, I featured the magnificent Milan Cathedral (Duomo of Milan). This week, I’ll be featuring the area surrounding the Duomo, the Piazza del Duomo.
Beside the Duomo (as pictured in the photo above) is a famous pedestrian passageway of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele with lots of restaurants and up-scale stores. The structure was built in the 20th century and dedicated to the first king of Italy: Vittorio Emanuele II.
Here’s a view after sunset …
And open doorways nearby …
Thank you for stopping by! More to come from Milan next week.
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The Galleria is world famous, but I’d much prefer to see the Duomo.
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Yes, I agree, the Duomo is spectacular. I need another visit to take it in. 🙂
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Lots if fabulous doors nearby
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There certainly were. They were huge! :) Thanks for stopping by, Sheree.
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Wow! Brenda – these are fabulous photos. I love that view of the pedestrian passageway. I think I’d be bumping into people all over the place with my head pointing up all the time..
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That is me, with my eyes in the air! My husband is always watching out so I don’t trip or bump into anyone. 🙂 I’m very glad you enjoyed the photos, Dan.
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😂
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Amazing! Everyone was so stylish in Milano I felt like a real country bumpkin.
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Milano is quite fashionable. 🙂 With the cold and snow, everyone was snuggled in their heavy coats so I didn’t have to worry about that since I travel in jeans or sweats. haha. Thanks, Jan, for stopping by!
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These are amazing archways and doors Brenda! I love the great details all around even the floors are replete with beautiful forms and tile work. Great sharing Thank you. I enjoyed it.
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Thanks so much, Suzette, I’m glad you enjoyed. It is a very beautiful city. I enjoy traveling in Italy especially, though, there is beauty everywhere really. 🙂
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Amazing! You are very blessed!
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Brenda they are an amazing fabulous photos in Milano Anita
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I’m very glad you enjoyed the photos. Milano is an amazing place to visit. 🙂
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What a wonderful destination! Looking forward to more!
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It was a wonderful place to visit. I hope to some day return. Thanks so much for stopping by! 🙂
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Lovely doors!
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Thanks so much for stopping by. I’m glad you enjoyed the doors. Many of them were huge, I can’t imagine opening and shutting them. 🙂
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