Seville on Google Street View

Seville is over 200 years old, it was a Roman City. In the Middle Ages it was taken by the Moors who left signs that are evident even on Google Street View. It is the fourth largest city in Spain and the capital of Andalusia. 

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Siena in Google Street View

I've only been to Siena many years ago when I was too young to fully appreciate it.  I'm very envious of  these people eating gorgeous Italian ice-cream in Siena even if today is not ice-cream weather here.

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Lyon as it used to be

Images courtesy of the Library of Congress

And as it is now.
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The Pantheon in Rome

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This has to be one of the most amazing buildings ever and to confirm that there is a long list of buildings inspired to it on Wikipedia.

 

 

Pantheon at night by xrrr on Flickr

 

 

pantheon, rome by stanrandom on Flickr

 

 

The Pantheon by adebⓞnd on Flickr

 

 

 

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Cadore, or Titian's country (1869)

Sketches from the book which can be found here

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Nearly Random place on Google Street View: King's Lynn

View Larger Map It is a nice medieval town in Norfolk, Englandand the birthplace of George Vancouver. You can read more on Wikipedia.

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Morocco painted by A.S. Forrest

This book  was published in 1904 and can be found here

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Old postcards of Munich

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Pictures in Umbria (1905)

 

The  full book can be found here online

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Egypt by Pierre Loti

See  the entire book here

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Ireland painted by A. Heaton Copper

Book published  in 1916 which can be found here

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