Ancient Port Hoodies

Point of interest, tourist of Genoa

About 80 km from Athens and 25 km from Loutraki, close to the edge of Cape Malagavi, there is a beautiful archaeological site, the Heraion of Perachora, with 2 sanctuaries dedicated to Hera, the Hera Acraea ("of the cape") and the Hera Limenea ("of the harbor"). The location is really picturesque, with a beautiful small, natural harbor, and people swimming surrounded by antiquities !!! Close to the archaeological site you can also visit a beautiful lake, Vouliagmeni, with many great taverns. Right on the edge of Malagavi Cape, a few hundred meters from the archaeological site, you can see a beautiful lighthouse Camera : Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III

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A view of the Quai St Étienne, part of the Vieux Bassin at Honfleur on the Normandy coast of France. In the centre is the old church of St Étienne (St Stephen) which gives its name to the Quay. This is one of the oldest buildings in the town dating from the time when the medieval walls were built In 1432 it was enlarged by order of the Duke of Bedford during the English occupation of the region. These days it houses the town's Maritime Museum. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

A view over the port of Stavanger in southwestern Norway. It is the fourth largest city in the country and has a history stretching back to medieval times. Starting life as a village it grew into a fishing port. It was the discovery of offshore oil and gas that made it grow into the major port it is today. The old town and its harbour has old, colourful houses and quayside buildings, the city itself having an eclectic mix of old and new, This image has been finished as coloured pencil art.

On a small hill in Margam, South Wales, sits the long disused chapel known as Hen Eglwys or Capel Mair.

THE CURSED OF BLACK PEARL

A view over the port of Stavanger in southwestern Norway. It is the fourth largest city in the country and has a history stretching back to medieval times. Starting life as a village it grew into a fishing port. It was the discovery of offshore oil and gas that made it grow into the major port it is today. The old town and its harbour has old, colourful houses and quayside buildings, the city itself having an eclectic mix of old and new, This image has been finished as a pastel sketch.

Bigo di Genova, attraction in the ancient port of Genoa, a tourist destination

Cruise ships tied up alongside the quay at Stavanger in Norway. This is the fourth largest city in the country and has a history stretching back to medieval times. Starting life as a village it grew into a fishing port. The discovery of offshore oil and gas made it grow into the major port it is today. The old town and its harbour has old, colourful houses and quayside buildings, the city itself having an eclectic mix of old and new, This image has been finished as pastel art.

At the quayside in the old port of Stavanger in Norway we find these characterful vintage ships moored. Stavanger is the fourth largest city in the country and has a history stretching back to medieval times. Starting life as a village it grew into a fishing port. It was the discovery of offshore oil and gas that made it grow into the port it is today. The old town and its harbour has old, colourful houses and quayside buildings, This image has been finished as a digital coloured drawing.

The harbourside building and moored ships at Stavanger ion southwestern Norway. It is the fourth largest city in the country and has a history stretching back to medieval times. Starting life as a village it grew into a fishing port. It was the discovery of offshore oil and gas that made it grow into the major port it is today. The old town and its harbour has old, colourful houses and quayside buildings, This image has been finished as a digital coloured drawing.

The quayside scene at the port of Stavanger in Norway. This is the fourth largest city in the country and has a history stretching way back to medieval times. Starting life as a village it grew into a fishing port. It was the discovery of offshore oil and gas that made it grow into the major port it is today. The old town and its harbour has old, colourful houses and quayside buildings, the city itself having an eclectic mix of old and new, This image has been finished as coloured pencil art.