The door and the window in the above picture date back to the thirteenth century. An old pharmacy was located there, that's why there is still an old stone plaque above the ancient door.
An old port access gate, which was used in medieval times, is still in good condition.
The weather will be rainy here in the next 2 days. Have a nice weekend 🌧🌦
Bellissime foto-Buona domenica.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteNice Sunday to you too!
...thanks for this mini tour, it is raining here today.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear the appreciation, Tom!
DeleteSuch a great shot showing the old pharmacy!
ReplyDeleteOld stones that tell us history of the town.
DeleteHi Giorgio!
ReplyDeleteMy friend, this must be a very interesting place. I, while in Cracow, I visited the apothecary museum.
I talk about lemon - a wonderful tree!!! I extremely regret that citrus fruits don't grow in Poland :(
Giorgio, I always drink tea with lemon or quince juice, in winter is raspberry juice often. I speak of lemons I like lemon pie too, the pie is made by my mother.
Giorgio, I wish you a beautiful Sunday!
It seems that lemon trees mainly grow close to Mediterranean shores 🍋🍋🍋🍊🍊🍊
DeleteYour photo of the old pharmacy door and window is most captivating, Giorgio.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing to think about the lives and stories that must have passed through that entrance centuries ago.
Such a shame that lemons don't grow in my tropical corner of the world because I love the scent of lemon 🍋
Happy Sunday!
Hello, Veronica!
DeleteI didn't know that lemons don't grow in your country.
Glad to see the appreciation about old pharmacy. I also took a picture of that old stone plaque, but I yesterday I forgot to post it 😒
Enjoy the rest of this Sunday.
Buona domenica, caro Giorgio! Mi piacciono molto le tue foto! Vivo in Siberia, i limoni non crescono qui. Ci sono posti in Russia dove crescono limoni, arance e mandarini.
ReplyDeleteI know there are same places in South Russia, close to the Black Sea, where lemons grow.
DeleteI'll send you some lemons from Italy, if you agree 😊 🍋 🍊 ☀
Enjoy the rest of this Sunday, my dear friend!
El legado que nos dejaron otras culturas, me parece fascinante, gracias Giorgio por compartir
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
Glad to see youant other blogging friends have been interested in this "mini tour" through the old part of the town where I live.
DeleteHave a nice Sunday, Stella !
These photos are absolutely stunning and the history behind the old phamacy. When we lived in Arizona, I had lemon, oranges and grapefuit in my backyard. Some of the best eating ever.
ReplyDeleteHello, Nicole! I know lemon trees grow in Arizona and California. There also olive trees, walnuts and vineyards in California.
DeleteHave a nice week!
Hermosas fotos esa farmacia nos transporta a pasado. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteDOORS OF THE PAST
ReplyDeleteDoors of the past smile to the sky
Out times bow to dignity of love
And the beauty of a lemon tree
Comes to us to tell that
A hope of light still exists
Harsh though it might be
The way to reach it.
DVR®
You are right, my friend, as the beauty of a lemon tree is like a glimpse in the night.
DeleteHave a nice new week!
Very enjoyable to see your nice photos of these ancient places. Thank you, Aloha from Honolulu
ReplyDeleteGlad to see your comment ! Thanks for visiting my blog.
DeleteI have just tried to write a comment on your blog unsuccessfully. It is not easy to leave a comment on your blog. I don't understand why.
Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹
I think my earlier comment has disappeared into spam folder!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing the photographs of the old pharmacy.
I hope you have had an enjoyable week.
All the best Jan
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It's not easy to undestand how Blogger works 😃 LOL
DeleteGlad to hear you and other blogging friend have enjoyed this mini-tour through the historical part of the town.
I hope you'll have a nice Friday ☀
Te deseo un genial fin de semana. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteHave a nice weekend ☀
Kisses.