The Garden of the Villa d’Este
Yesterday Alison and I took the train to Tivoli to visit Hadrian’s Villa and the Villa d’Este. Hadrian’s Villa lies … Continue reading The Garden of the Villa d’Este
Yesterday Alison and I took the train to Tivoli to visit Hadrian’s Villa and the Villa d’Este. Hadrian’s Villa lies … Continue reading The Garden of the Villa d’Este
In a small side-street just ten metres from our front door, there is a water fountain which runs continuously, all … Continue reading The Fountains of Rome
Last Thursday, 22 March, became our Handel day in London: we visited the Handel house in Mayfair and his statue, … Continue reading Handel in London
Just as Bordeaux is renowned for wine, Dresden is renowned for music. This city of about half a million people … Continue reading Dresden: music
It seems that there is not only a strong streak of independence running through Catalonia, but also a democratic theme. … Continue reading Palau de la Mùsica Catalana
Hi Robert, Helen and Michael. This wonderful summer weather brings Berliners outside and we are joining them. Near the Potsdamer … Continue reading Mr Barenboim
I have wanted to visit the castle Wartburg since acquiring a taste for Wagner’s operas many years ago. On my … Continue reading Die Wartburg