There are more than ten churches in city center of Genoa. But since I had only a short stay, I only got to visit two of them. Just a few walks from the hotel where stayed, I found the Basilica … Continue reading
Genoa: The Cathedral And A Basilica.
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Verona: More Than Romeo & Juliet.
The Casa di Guilleta or Juliet’s House is probably one of the most visited places in Verona. Thanks to Shakespeare, I think most tourists come to Verona to see this place. It’s a 14TH century house at Via Capello that … Continue reading
Corregidor: A Trace of History.
Yesterday, April 9 is the “Araw ng Kagitingan” (Day of Valor) for the Philippines. On this day we pay homage to the fall of Bataan to the Japanese troops in 1942 during World War II. A part of this history … Continue reading
Mabuhay Ka Pilipinas.
12 June 2012: today marks the 114th year of Philippine Independence from the three-centuries long of Spanish rule. God bless the Philippines! Related articles 114th Philippine Independence Celebration Today (hurting.wordpress.com)
