seashell by bugatti
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Description
Venice. It's called the scala a bovolo, the seashell staircase. It's one of the very hidden treasures of Venice, almost impossible to find, through a narrow dead end passageway ...

Comments (19)
So very nice you sought this out! Grand architecture! Looks like it's been restored and work is going on next to it? As to the left... kinda looks like "zero lot line" digs... That beautiful tower needs some breathing room!
Everything is impossible to find in Venice and it's really easy to get lost and actually fun! Unfortunately I missed this when I was there, it's really beautiful and that's a great shot :)
What an excellent capture, and thank you for finding it for us!
Fantastic! superb pic.
very fine image of a beutiful piece of architecture - hopefully everything around it will be restored soon.
Amazing building that had been unknown to me too, so far. Thank you for sharing !A great capture you've done here.
thank you for sharing this image, excellent
Esta espectacular construcción arquitectónica me recuerda en mucho en cuanto a sus formas a la torre de Pisa....!!! Muy acertado angulo de toma y una excelente fotografía sin lugar a dudas.....!!!!
A most beautiful staircase, the architecture is just wonderful!!! Too bad part of the building was covered. A wonderful find and image!
Excellent.
Fantastic Work!!!
Cool, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
molto bene!
Amazing!
Thanks for sharing this beauty. Really splendid ;O)
This is a very beautiful and very interesting image!
A hidden gem - thanks for finding it for us!
splendid hidden treasure !
What a great way to make a tower more interesting! Rain might be a problem, though. :-) I hope they continue restoring the rest of those buildings. It's great to wander around and find suprises like this.