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Recently taken in Marseille, France...

This giant mirrored canopy called

the  Port Vieux Pavilion  

was designed by Christopher Jobson 

on March 5, 2013.

The pavilion measures nearly 150 feet (46 meters) long 

and is made of highly polished stainless steel 

meant to reflect people and the surrounding environment 

of Marseille’s World Heritage-listed harbor

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Pont du Gard

I am finished my duty and 

now it is the time for travelling...

Let's go to visit  Provence.

The Romans made the region into 

the first Roman province  

and called it Provincia Romana. 

They built beautiful Pont du Gard 

in the  first century BC.

And it is the must to see...

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The Church and the  Monastery of the Merciful Brothers

 A worldwide 

Catholic religious institute dedicated to 

the care of the poor was formed by 

St. John of God, born in 

in Montemor-o-Novo, now in the District 

of Évora, Portugal ( 1945)

This early-baroque complex of buildings 

dates from 1728 and incorporates a 

church, monastery and hospital.

 Its broad façade, including a square tower, 

looks out over SNP Square, Bratislava. 

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Reflection  in a car

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After a day of heavy rain

Military hotel „STAR“,

built in 1977 and height 82,2 m,

hight "Indian corn"

Different architectonic style

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"Manhattan" height 87 m (285 ft)

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ROLAND  RESTAURANT CAFÉ

You can find the ROLAND's Fountain 

in the main square of Bratislava.

This fountain built in 1572,

featuring a 10.5 metre column.

At the top of the column there is

a statue of a armoured knight 

known as Roland, 

a legendary character believed

to protect the city.

Not only  fountain even  a  restaurant 

 put to use  Roland's  name

The photo was taken with a cell phone...

 However, it seems like a nice

contribution of the main square,

something what  is nice to see

 during the warmer months

 of the year...

Main Square, Bratislava is located in the Old Town and it is considered

to be the center of the city...

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Petrzalka is the largest and densest district

in Bratislava,also it is the largest housing

development in central Europe.

However, today there is not only vast greenery

but also several interesting natural sights located

just among houses or nearby.

This channel stretches across Petrzalka from north to south where it turns to its southeastern part; it is remaining of former creek of the Danube which used to flow through this area. The creek is renowned with lots of greenery, thus it is a picturesque oasis in Petrzalka with rich flora and fauna – mostly there are many different fish, birds, reptiles and amphibians

Sporadically on its surface appear water lilies and you can admire it in summer months. Next to the Croatian Arm there are several pathways where you can take a walk, ride a bike or roller skate. The arm is somewhat of Petrzalka’s artery and it is well-accessible from many main roads or streets

Or you can get there if you turn at international bike trail along the Danube dam at southeast of Petrzalka. 

Petrzalka is the best example that even in a densely populated area a harmony of city and nature is possible.

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Weekend Reflections

Spring in Saint James Park in London

London weather in spring has a magnetic fragrance, it is unique and it is lively in the air and it can be furthermost expressed in the famous  gardens of  London... 

...I have to say that spring comes with some fresh and inspiring thoughts and happy smiles on my face...