Tag: “Landmark”

14 photos found.

  1. Mother's Restaurant

    Only one of New Orleans most recognized culinary institutions. Located on the corner of Tchoupitoulas (chop-it-too-lis), should you have a craving for a Po' boy or some jambalaya, this would be your first recommended stop.

  2. Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, Italy

    The clock and the tower of this 13th century palace are a reference point for many tourists who visit Florence.

    The palace was designed by Arnolfo di Cambio and built in the Quartieri Santa Croce, in Piazza della Signoria. Cosimo I de’ Medici resided there along with his family.

  3. Under the Golden Gate

    While the world rushed by above my head, it was eerily silent under the bridge.

  4. Sts Peter and Paul Church

    Sts Peter and Paul Church is a Roman Catholic Church in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood.

  5. The Bean!

    Chicago's silver jelly bean, the Cloud Gate sits in Millennium Park in the downtown core. It's beautifully seamless mirrored coating reflects back the life around it to all those mesmerized my it's attractive beauty..

  6. The Cloud Gate

    One of Chicago's most interesting outdoor attractions is the "Cloud Gate" in Millennium Park... also affectionately known as The Bean (or Jelly Bean)....

  7. Curved Perspective

    Casa Milà, or La Pedrera, is another Antoni Gaudi masterpiece. Nothing is in a straight line on this 1906 built building (yes 1906!)...

  8. The Parthenon

    One of the most magnificant buildings in the world... sitting atop the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, the Parthenon still stand proudly after passing well over 2000 years of history.

  9. Lobby, Chelsea Hotel

    New York, New York

    8 April 2007

  10. Brooklyn Bridge

    My mother grew up in the Bronx, married my father at 18 and moved to Ohio.

    As a kid, my family made a few trips to New York to visit my grandfather in Manhattan, relatives on Long Island and New Jersey, and my mother's childhood best friend on Staten Island.

    With the exception of riding the Staten Island Ferry to Manhattan we'd done nothing typically touristy.

    Until last year, I'd not really spent any time in New York as an adult, and I'd been wanting to walk the Brooklyn Bridge for a long time.