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Via Fantaguzzi, Cesena
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Contrada Uberti, Cesena
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Via della Firenzuola, Sansepolcro.
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Via Lorenzo Leoni, Todi
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Medieval streets in Todi
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Via delle Scalette, Todi
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Via dell'Arringo, Spoleto
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Piaza del Duomo, Spoleto
The Sun came out! -
Via dello Spagna, Spoleto
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Via Fontesecca, Spoleto
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Via Bordo Aretino, Assisi
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Via San Rufino, Assisi
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Piazza San Rufino, Assisi
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Etruscan Arch in Perugia
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Via Acquedotto and Via Appia, Perugia
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Via Acquedotto and Via Appia, Perugia
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Via Baldassini, Gubbio
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Via Repubblica, Gubbio
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Cosy restaurant in Urbino
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Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi, Urbino
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Portoferraio
A pedestrian tunnel through the fortress's walls -
Capoliveri
Qui si mangia. -
Capoliveri
Piazzetta G. Marconi -
Pitlochry
Such a lovely picturesque town! -
Alcaicería
Super lively during day, super lonely otherwise. This part has been a shopping centre since the 11th century. -
Calle Molina Lario
Now this I like. Although it was still insanely hot, we could walk in shadow. -
Mont Dol
What a lovely house - with a curved corner. -
Mont Saint-Michel
Plenty of lovely souvenir shops and places to eat in the town, but some of them closed fairly early in the evening. -
Osaka
A typical side street in Osaka. -
Nara Kōen
Of course the deer occasionally leave the park :-) -
Nara
Colourful manhole covers in Nara. With deer, of course. -
Osaka
Interesting street lights in Shinsaibashi, Osaka. -
Dotonbori Osaka
Rainy night in Osaka. -
Osaka
Side street in Osaka city centre. -
Osaka
A manhole cover with Osaka castle. -
Himeji
View from the castle towards the train station. The fish (shachi) guards the castle against fire. Male fish are on north/east side and female fish on the south/west side of the roof. -
Hiroshima
Hiroshima manhole cover, depicting Saigoku Kaidō, the road connecting Kyoto and Kyushu. -
Hiroshima
Manhole cover depicting the origami paper cranes, symbols of peace and hope. -
Kyoto at night
City road Nr. 186 at night. -
Nagoya
We went to Nagoya and visited the Toyota Automobile Museum. This is Nagoya on the way to the museum. -
Kyoto old town
Yes, it was crowded. Higashiyama District. -
Ninenzaka
Lovely streets in old Kyoto. -
Ninenzaka
If you stumble on Ninenzaka, it brings bad luck. Either you will die within the next three years, or your life will be shortened for three years. That's quite a difference! -
Kyoto
Not bad, not bad at all. Not our hotel, though. -
Kyoto
Another lovely manhole, this one in Maruyama Park. A park, known for its cherry blossoms. -
Kanazawa
A rather quiet town, not much going on at night. -
Kanazawa
Higashi Chaya District outside the (Edo Period) city limits. -
Kanazawa
Another lovely local manhole cover. I wish we had such lovely surprise details in other parts of the world as well. -
Kanazawa
RUN! An interesting sculpture on the streets of Kanazawa, unfortunately couldn't find the name of the author. -
Nagamachi District
Nagamachi is the former Samurai district. Quite dull on the outside but I'm sure magnificent houses (and gardens!) are hidden behind these walls. -
Akihabara at night
Akihabara is a special place. But probably this could be said for any part of Tokyo. -
Ueno Ameyoko
Early morning in Ameyoko shopping district. -
Tokyo
Another cutie helping with the road renovations. -
Ueno Park
Another lovely manhole cover. -
Shinjuku
A gigantic 3D display showing a cat doing cat things. -
Shinjuku
Can you see it? -
Shinjuku
There she is ... -
Asakusa
Not exactly what I would expect in Tokyo. But hey, expect the unexpected. -
GTS Bench
This bench is a part of a 2011 sightseeing art project. -
Tokyo
The most typical view of Tokyo side streets. One last view... before taking the train, the monorail, the plane, another plane, and the shared car back home.