Hello, Martina!
The The Cretto de Burri is truly a work of art, which, even for those passing through as you were, leaves no-one indifferent. It's a bit reminiscent of Ground Zero in New York, isn't it? It's as if they want to keep the place sacred, and that it shouldn't be rebuilt, but kept in the memory of those who lived there and those who pass through. I have to confess that the church has a Soviet feel to it, due to its grandeur and "brutality", as your guide characterized it.
I know very little about Italy, I only visited Milan in 2005, at the time for a European Youth Meeting, having stayed in a small town on the outskirts of Milan called Melzo.
I'll have to take a holiday one day to get to know some of the most iconic cities Bella Italia has to offer.
Thanks for sharing with us!
Hello! 😊
It's like burying something what was alive (the city), and keeping it alive in this way. It's a strange concept, but it works.
I agree, I also thought of Soviet architecture - I think it's the concrete that makes us feel like this.
You should absolutely go to Italy as there are so many beautiful places to see. We try to go every year, but there is still so much to see. If you go there don't forget to visit Florence or Sienna - those are my favorite place. And Sardinia of course 😊
Thank you for your thoughtful comment!
Thank you so much for your reply, Martina!
Yes, indeed, Sardinia is the wonderful place to visit at least once in out lifetime!
A true diamond landscape for our eyes and soul!