Sarah Gangl
Gustavo Kralj
In the heart of the historical city of Seville in Spain stands the world’s largest Gothic Cathedral. While other Churches in Spain were abandoned prior to completion due to lack of funding, fortunately, this Cathedral...
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Wadi Qelt, a Valley of Light in the Wilderness of Judea
Wadi Qelt, a Valley of Light in the Wilderness of Judea Mostly uninhabited through history, Midbar Yehuda (the Judean wilderness) has been the perfect place for those seeking solitude. King David, John the Baptist, and...
The Dead Sea – a Trip to the lowest point on Earth
The ancients called it Sea of Arabah; Bahr Lut -the Sea of Lot-; the Sea of Wilderness; Al-Baḥr Al-Mayyit -Arabic for “Sea of Death”; the Crusaders, the Sea of the Devil. In spite of names and images associated with...
Belvoir Castle: the Star of the Jordan Valley
The Eagle’s Nest Located on the Naphtali Plateau only 20 km south of the Sea of Galilee, and 500m above the Jordan, the crusader castle dates back to the 12th century AD. It dominated the entrance road to...
The Wall
Jerusalem: The wailing wall, receives millions of visitors a year. ©Gustavo Kralj/GaudiumpressImages.com
Quito: La Compañia, a hidden gem covered in Spanish Gold
The Jesuits left a deep mark in Quito, Ecuador; indeed, the Church of the Company of Jesus, or La Compañía, (as the locals know it) will dazzle visitors and leave them completely dumbfounded. The architectural setting...
The Glory of Venice
Venice, Italy: Seagulls seem to be the ever-present owners of the Venetian sky. Photo: Gustavo Kralj/GaudiumpressImages
The Lion and the Seagull
Venice, Italy: a Seagulls flies by the Lion of Venice domineering the Sea and the Sky. Photo: Gustavo Kralj/GaudiumpressImages
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Seville:The World’s Largest Gothic Cathedral
In the heart of the historical city of Seville in Spain stands the world’s largest Gothic Cathedral. While other Churches in Spain were abandoned prior to completion due to lack of funding, fortunately, this Cathedral...
The Lion of Venice
Venice: The Lion representing St Mark the evangelist, decorates San Marco Basilica façade. Photo: Gustavo Kralj/GaudiumpressImages.com
Padova
Padova, Italy: St. Anthony Shrine, its cupolas and towers in the early winter evening. Photo: Gustavo Kralj/Gaudiumpressimages.com
The Gulf of Bengal
Velankani Shrine, India: a Child runs by the seaside as the sun slowly rises up over the waves. Photo: Gustavo Kralj/Gaudiumpressimages.com
The Lion and the Seagull
Venice, Italy: a Seagulls flies by the Lion of Venice domineering the Sea and the Sky. Photo: Gustavo Kralj/GaudiumpressImages
The Glory of Venice
Venice, Italy: Seagulls seem to be the ever-present owners of the Venetian sky. Photo: Gustavo Kralj/GaudiumpressImages
Quito: La Compañia, a hidden gem covered in Spanish Gold
The Jesuits left a deep mark in Quito, Ecuador; indeed, the Church of the Company of Jesus, or La Compañía, (as the locals know it) will dazzle visitors and leave them completely dumbfounded. The architectural setting...
The Wall
Jerusalem: The wailing wall, receives millions of visitors a year. ©Gustavo Kralj/GaudiumpressImages.com
Belvoir Castle: the Star of the Jordan Valley
The Eagle’s Nest Located on the Naphtali Plateau only 20 km south of the Sea of Galilee, and 500m above the Jordan, the crusader castle dates back to the 12th century AD. It dominated the entrance road to...
The Dead Sea – a Trip to the lowest point on Earth
The ancients called it Sea of Arabah; Bahr Lut -the Sea of Lot-; the Sea of Wilderness; Al-Baḥr Al-Mayyit -Arabic for “Sea of Death”; the Crusaders, the Sea of the Devil. In spite of names and images associated with...
Wadi Qelt, a Valley of Light in the Wilderness of Judea
Wadi Qelt, a Valley of Light in the Wilderness of Judea Mostly uninhabited through history, Midbar Yehuda (the Judean wilderness) has been the perfect place for those seeking solitude. King David, John the Baptist, and...
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