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ambrogio.dagostino
From: Milano
Instagram: ambrogioDagostino
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Po river, Turin, Italy
Reggia di Monza, Italy
Galleria Vittorio Emanule, Milano
Tower Bridge, London
Sunset Zambrone, Italy
San Paul's Cathedral, London
Santa Maria dell'Isola, Tropea, Italy
View of Ponte Vecchio in Florence, this is one of the most famous landmarks located in the city.
Palazzo Regione Lombardia, the Headquarter of Lombardy region located in Milan, Italy.
View on San Marco Campanile, walking around Venice
Cathedral of Florence located in the city centre. The construction was begun in 1296 in Gothic style.
Person paragliding during sunset over the sea
Sundown with Stromboli island
View on Palazzo vecchio in Florence. The photo has been taken during a sunny day in August.
Po river, Turin, Italy
Palazzo del Broletto, Como, Italy
Sundown Zambrone, Italy
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Milano
Silhouette of man in sea with dramatic sky at sunset
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Milano
Bosco Verticale, Milano
San Marco Bell Tower in Venice.
Unicredit Tower
CityLife, Milano, Italy
Walking through the City Life district in Milan.
Tropea, Italy
Seaside in Southern Italy
UniCredit Tower, Milan
London Eye, London
View from Canal Grande of one typical example of Venice Architecture.
City Life, Milano
View on Canal Grande in Venice from a private courtyard which looks directly on the water.
City Life, Milan
Po river, Turin, Italy
The Shard, London
Mole Antonelliana, Turin, Italy
City Life, Milano
CityLife, Milano
Monte dei Cappuccini, Turin, Italy
Photo taken from a window of Palazzo Vecchio which looks directly on the Cathedral of Florence.
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