Medieval Manhattan
The Tuscan hilltop town of San Gimignano and its world-famous towers rises like a “Medieval Manhattan” from the Val D’Elsa. At its height in the 13th and 14th Century the town boasted over 70 towers, now only 15 remain:
© Mark Simms Photography (2015)
17 Responses to “Medieval Manhattan”
Beautiful shot of a wonderful town- I really enjoyed staying in San gimignano for a week last summer- the city, the architecture and surroundings and not to forget this wonderful Ice cream 😉
Thanks Mary….we only visited for the day, but it was certainly one of the highlights of our trip to Tuscany a few weeks ago……and yes the ice cream was delicious 😊
One day is too short 😉 You couldn’t even try yourself through all those wonderful ice-cream flavors 😉
Tuscany is wonderful- I especially like siena, which is even more beautiful (early in the mornings esp. during palio) on some days 🙂
Haha…..I agree, I’m sure we’ll go back someday. We visited Siena too….watch this space for the photos 😊
I will – the City is amazing during Palio (esp. In the evening) and I am really looking forward to your pictures of that wonderful city
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Wonderful photograph of Medieval Manhattan Happy Fathers Day Weekend for you and your Family
Beautiful Mark!
Cheers Adrian
Wonderful image of a stunning landscape.
Thanks Laura
Thank you wonderful photograph Happy Fathers day
it looks like an illustration from a storybook!! Beautiful Mark!
Thanks Cyb 😊
Very nice!
Thanks 😊
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