Located between two hills and connecting upper Kiev to Podol’s shopping street you’ll find Andriyivsky Uzviz, also known as “Saint Andrew’s slope.” 720 meters of paving stones that will make you enjoy a historical tour among important monuments like Richard the Lionheart’s Castle, Saint Andrew’s baroque church and famous Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov’s house. You will also come across many art galleries and shops on your way where you may buy the typical matryoshka or enjoy one of their famous pyrizhky.

By Isabel Sánchez-Vallejo from longoneday

Picture by Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli

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The popular expression of “square head” made real, literraly: Tête au Carré is an architectural masterpiece, designed by Sacha Sosno, which helds three floors and the administrative offices of the Central Library of Nice.

With the park that surrounds it, is one of the most curious spots of Nice. In addition, during library opening hours, you can visit its quiet spaces, art exhibitions or the magnificent views of the city from the top floor.

A huge bust is truncated at the height of the mouth, for a bucket of 14 square meters. The building, 30 meters high in total, was officially opened in 2002. The night lighting is a work by French conceptual artist Yann Kersalé.

Photo: Oren Levine

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Pettigrew Tea Rooms, the best tea room in Cardiff. Are you walking by the wonderful Bute Park and it’s the moment for a tea? Here’s your place, just at the entrance of the park. Sit down to a tea, Victorian-style and served in ancient china crockery as if a manor of lords it were, and accompany a good piece of cake.

Although located in the heart of the city, the place is a haven of peace, perfect to relax for its unbeatable location and great views over the park. In Pettigrew Tea Rooms can eat the best carrot cake ever you could try, without neglecting the chocolate cake and almonds or any of their other delicious varieties. And if you’re not very fond of sweet, try one of their sandwiches.

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The gateway to the Encarnación district, the most typically Sevillian area in the old quarters.

The actual design of the Plaza de la Encarnación is thanks to the German architect Jürgen Mayer. The Metropol Parasol redesign project of this hundred-year Seville square has undergone the construction of six laminated wooden parasols which provide an enormous and welcome shade for everyone who passes by, and at the same time preserves the archaeological remains of ancient Hispalis.

The square is an important hub of internal traffic communication in the old quarters and most metropolitan buses going to the centre of Seville stop here. This provides easy access for both locals and visitors alike from this square to the old quarters of Seville allowing them to enjoy and discover the secrets of the Encarnación district.

The sense of humour amongst Seville’s locals has resulted in them fondly referring to the square as the “square of the mushrooms”.

Image: Anual

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