Episode II
San Carlo al Corso
我們在Via del Corso街發現了一所很漂亮的教堂 - Sant'Ambrogio e Carlo al Corso教堂。
我們參觀了它，之後我們去了一間不錯的餐館，吃了美味的寬麵條和比薩餅。
We found a very beautiful basilica in Via del Corso - the Sant'Ambrogio e Carlo al Corso church.
After we visited it we went to a nice restaurant to have a nice lasagna and salmon pizza.
"Sant'Ambrogio e Carlo al Corso (usually known simply as San Carlo al Corso) is a basilica church in Rome,
facing the central Via del Corso. It is dedicated to Saint Ambrose of Milan and Saint Charles Borromeo,
also native of that city. It is one of at least three churches in Rome dedicated to this saint,
including San Carlo ai Catinari and San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane.
The construction was begun in the occasion of the canonization of St. Charles Borromeo (1610),
under the direction of Onorio Longhi and, after his death, of his son Martino. The site was that of the
former church of San Nicola de Tofo. The dome, resembling that of Santi Luca e Martina,
was designed by Pietro da Cortona (1668), who was also responsible of the apse and of the rich
internal decoration. The façade was designed by Cardinal Luigi Alessandro Omodei,
who did not like the project prepared by Carlo Rainaldi.
The internal plan is on the Latin cross. The central vault is frescoed with a Fall of the
Rebel Angels (1677–1679) by Giacinto Brandi. The altarpiece, depicting the
Saints Ambrose and Charles, was painted around 1685-1690 by Carlo Maratta."
- From Wikipedia
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Beautiful basilica in Via del Corso - the Sant'Ambrogio e Carlo al Corso
(usually known simply as San Carlo al Corso)
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The interior of the San Carlo al Corso basilica church
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The interior of the San Carlo al Corso basilica church
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The Beautiful interior of the San Carlo al Corso basilica
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The Beautiful interior of the San Carlo al Corso basilica
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The Beautiful ceiling of the San Carlo al Corso basilica
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The Beautiful interior of the San Carlo al Corso basilica
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I saw a cute baby in the church
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A cute baby in the church
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The interior of the San Carlo al Corso basilica church
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The interior of the San Carlo al Corso basilica church
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ReplyDelete多謝叻叻欣賞! 這所教堂唔算好大, 但入到去我都呆左,
ReplyDelete因為係第一間參觀既教堂, 實在估唔到入面咁靚!
之後的Basilica Santa Maria degli Angeli, Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore, Pantheon 同St. Peter's Basilica 仲靚, 入到去真係唔捨得走! ^.^
間教堂靚到好似d五星級酒店咁 :p
ReplyDeleteYa lor...the church architecture looks so grand and nice le...Nice photos and baby is cute too :)
ReplyDelete係呀Kay, 參觀羅馬的教堂真係有好高的視覺享受! ^.^
ReplyDeleteThanks uLi, I really like the architecture and the interior of the church,
ReplyDeletespecially the wall painting! ^.^
羅馬美麗的教堂不計其數！
ReplyDelete哈哈，乍看之下，我還以為那小女孩是雙胞胎呢？！
Thanks London Caller,
ReplyDelete多謝你的留言, 羅馬的教堂真的很美, 所以這次旅程令我樂在其中,
小女孩表情多多, 所以其中一張照片分別放了她的兩個動作! ^.^
看過你的網頁, 有中,美,日文, 真的是個用心的網頁,
有時間我一定會慢慢欣賞的, 已經把你的網頁連結,
方便我追看你的更新!
Thank you very much, I really appreciate your website, hope keep contact with you! ^.^
What a magnificent church, especially it was taken with your fisheye lense to look even more magnificent! I also like the songs that you selected for each post, so beautiful and peaceful! They go well together~~
ReplyDeleteThanks micki, I tried to get the match songs for each post,
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like it! ^.^
No, thank you.
ReplyDeleteI'm usuing my blog to practise my Japanese and other languages. Tend to forget words easily these days... Ha ha... guess that part of ageing process. Oh no!
I always using my blog to practise my chinese and english writing,
ReplyDeleteI also know portuguese, but can't read japanese... it's hard language for me...
Portuguese? I only know a few Portuguese words from Malay, like garpu (fork), jendela (window), almari (cupboard).
ReplyDeleteMalaysia was onced a Portuguese colony. Then, the Dutch came, followed by the British. Then Japanese and British again. Finally gained our independence in 1957...
Re: Heaven’s Gate / 天堂的大门 / Pintu Pagar Syurga / 天国のゲート
No, it's not a dolmen like the Stonehenge. It's actually a group modern art sculptures, including the "doughnut". ;-)
I studied portuguese from chilhood, it's convenient when I went to europe,
ReplyDeleteI can hear most of them... I can teach you some more useful words:
Good morning = Bom dia
Good night = Boa noite
Hello = Ola
Thanks = Obrigado (Gracias)
歐洲的教堂真是美不勝收~拍掌
ReplyDelete喜歡3,4,11
多謝魚仔欣賞! 係呀, 歐洲的教堂真是美不勝收, 令人目不暇給! ^.^
ReplyDeletehi...greetings to u.. have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteHi reanaclaire! Nice to meet you, have a nice weekend! ^.^
ReplyDelete嗨~我连接你了。你没有chatter box,所以我来这里留言。
ReplyDelete是啊，我年年换一个部落格的:)
我也不知道是建筑物还是你的照片让我咂舌！超美的~~
多謝Lulu讚賞! 每年都換一個部落格真有趣! ^.^
ReplyDelete當然是建築物和風景本身已經相當漂亮, 我只是懂一點攝影,
希望拍得好照片跟大家分享! ^.^
好靚呀, 隨便一間教堂都咁輝煌!!!!!!! 你真有眼福.第三,四張是用魚眼的嗎? 好好好正正正~~~~
ReplyDelete多謝maymay欣賞! 第三,四張都係用魚眼影的,
ReplyDelete今次帶了兩架相機四支鏡頭, 但大部份照片都係用:
5DII + 24-70mm F2.8L 同450D + 10-17mm 魚眼影的!^.^
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