La città vecchia di Varsavia, Stare Miasto, è il centro storico della città, la parte più antica, un vero e proprio salotto culturale.
Rientra nel patrimonio dell’umanità
dell’UNESCO ed è una meta obbligatoria, perchè oltre a essere semplicemente bella è anche ricca di storia e di un’atmosfera
particolare. Passeggiando tra le sue viuzze è possibile allontanarsi dal frastuono della grande metropoli, perdendosi tra scorci romantici e colorati, che si incontrano casualmente, svoltando un angolo o oltrepassando un arco, e che donano un tocco magico ad una zona di Varsavia che già di per sé sembra uscita da una fiaba.
dell’UNESCO ed è una meta obbligatoria, perchè oltre a essere semplicemente bella è anche ricca di storia e di un’atmosfera
particolare. Passeggiando tra le sue viuzze è possibile allontanarsi dal frastuono della grande metropoli, perdendosi tra scorci romantici e colorati, che si incontrano casualmente, svoltando un angolo o oltrepassando un arco, e che donano un tocco magico ad una zona di Varsavia che già di per sé sembra uscita da una fiaba.
Stare Miasto si sviluppò intorno al Castello fortificato dei principi, nel XIV secolo, ed
era tutta circondata da mura, delle quali oggi rimane il solo Barbacane,
un’antica struttura difensiva in mattoni rossi, eretta nel 1548 con lo scopo di
proteggere l’accesso alla città stessa: era la porta fortificata che metteva in comunicazione la città vecchia con
la città nuova.
era tutta circondata da mura, delle quali oggi rimane il solo Barbacane,
un’antica struttura difensiva in mattoni rossi, eretta nel 1548 con lo scopo di
proteggere l’accesso alla città stessa: era la porta fortificata che metteva in comunicazione la città vecchia con
la città nuova.
Fu disegnato dall’architetto italiano Giovanni Battista il
Veneziano.
Veneziano.
Era in origine un bastione largo 14 m e alto 15 e affiancato
da quattro torri semicircolari dotate di feritoie.
da quattro torri semicircolari dotate di feritoie.
Il Barbacane,
distrutto durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale, quasi per il 90%, fu ricostruito tra
il 1952 e il 1954 sulla base di disegni del XVII secolo.
distrutto durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale, quasi per il 90%, fu ricostruito tra
il 1952 e il 1954 sulla base di disegni del XVII secolo.
E’ bello passeggiare lungo le mura, zigzagando tra pittori, artisti locali e venditori di souvenir, che ormai lo hanno colonizzato, tra carrozze trainate da cavalli e i numerosi locali tradizionali che bordano la via principale… l’aria è pungente, ma riesco a sopportarla rapita dalla magia di questa pittoresca zona.
Indosso un look casual, ma con dettagli romantici e decisamente femminili: un pull in lana grossa, una giacca in piume e un paio di sneakers stampa floreale, il tutto in sfumature di rosa.
(Clicca qui se vuoi vedere un mio diverso look casual con sneakers, dalla splendida città di Varsavia).
Warsaw’s Old Town, Stare Miasto, is the finest and most picturesque part of the city.
It is the heart of Warsaw, with narrow cobbled streets, colorful historic buildings, and a fairytale character. This tiny cluster of archways and courtyards round the Main Market Square was once the whole extent of the city.
While a Renaissance-period New Town sprang up beyond its borders, and the surrounding countryside was built over with the palatial homes of important noblemen, Warsaw remained within the bounds of the Old Town you see today, surrounded by high defensive walls.
It was built during the 12th to 13th century and is surrounded by 14th-century fortification walls. It played a major role in Poland’s history and cultural life since the beginning of its existence and continues to do so even today, and it is a World Heritage property.
The redbrick Barbican was built around 1548 by architect Giovanni Battista Venetian: a semicircular, defensive, impressive bastion topped with a decorative Renaissance parapet, reinforced with four defensive towers. During World War II, nearly the entire Barbican was completely destroyed, and after the war, it was decided to rebuild the walls surrounding the former Old Town, together with the Barbican. The reconstruction was carried out on the basis of 17th-century engravings and used brick from Gothic buildings demolished in Nysa and Wrocław.
Warsaw’s Barbican definitely lends an aesthetic touch to the city, recreating the feel of another era, when high walls and deep moats could protect a city from destruction. Today, it serves as a bridge between the Old and New Town and is also the hangout of choice for buskers and a popular spot for art sellers.
It is the heart of Warsaw, with narrow cobbled streets, colorful historic buildings, and a fairytale character. This tiny cluster of archways and courtyards round the Main Market Square was once the whole extent of the city.
While a Renaissance-period New Town sprang up beyond its borders, and the surrounding countryside was built over with the palatial homes of important noblemen, Warsaw remained within the bounds of the Old Town you see today, surrounded by high defensive walls.
It was built during the 12th to 13th century and is surrounded by 14th-century fortification walls. It played a major role in Poland’s history and cultural life since the beginning of its existence and continues to do so even today, and it is a World Heritage property.
The redbrick Barbican was built around 1548 by architect Giovanni Battista Venetian: a semicircular, defensive, impressive bastion topped with a decorative Renaissance parapet, reinforced with four defensive towers. During World War II, nearly the entire Barbican was completely destroyed, and after the war, it was decided to rebuild the walls surrounding the former Old Town, together with the Barbican. The reconstruction was carried out on the basis of 17th-century engravings and used brick from Gothic buildings demolished in Nysa and Wrocław.
Warsaw’s Barbican definitely lends an aesthetic touch to the city, recreating the feel of another era, when high walls and deep moats could protect a city from destruction. Today, it serves as a bridge between the Old and New Town and is also the hangout of choice for buskers and a popular spot for art sellers.
It is nice to walk around the beautiful remnant of the old defensive walls, the temperature’s below freezing, but I can stand it carried away by the magic of this picturesque area.
I’m wearing a casual
look, but with romantic and decidedly feminine details: a cozy sweater, a lovely feather jacket and a pair of floral print sneakers,
all in shades of pink.
look, but with romantic and decidedly feminine details: a cozy sweater, a lovely feather jacket and a pair of floral print sneakers,
all in shades of pink.
(Click here to see another casual look where I was wearing sneakers, from Warsaw).
Location: Old Town – the Barbican – Warsaw – Poland
Photos: GerardoFusco.it
I was wearing:
Phard feather jacket and sweater
Met jeans
Estiara sunglasses
Chanel brooch, belt, and bag
Adidas cap and sneakers
Bellissimo look, Paola, perfettamente in tinta con i colori pastello del centro di Varsavia. Mi piacciono tutti i particolari dell'outift 🙂
xoxo
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These buildings are amazing! Such a gorgeous backdrop for these photos.
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beautiful architecture!
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That jacket is gorgeous!
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Il maglioncino è favoloso rosa. Bella proposta!
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bellissime le scarpe!
You look so stylish!
This city looks so beautiful and your outfit is really cool. Love your pink jacket!
xx
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Questo luogo è davvero magico ed il tuo outfit romantico e sportivo in perfetto equilibrio 🙂
Buona giornata <3
Adoro il bomber con le piume, tutto l'outfit e queste foto meravigliose!
Bacioni
Martina
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Such a beautiful outfit! I love the soft pink colours.
Gemma x
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I hope some day I will visit this city, I like it a lot. Those snickers are lovely!
Wow, Paola! Such a gorgeous look! Love your pink sweater!
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non credevo ci fossero dei colori così belli…e tu più stupenda che mai!
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The pictures are awesome hun and love your outfit too!!
xoxo
Lovely
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Thanks so much doll!
xoxo
your jacket and shoes are my favorite part of your outfit…loved the look and backdrop is amazing…
Ma che meraviglia, vorrei essere lì! Adoro i colori del tuo look Paola, quel giacchino è fantastico e ti dona tanto!:*
Che meraviglia questo posto a dei colori fantastici e il tuo look è stupendo.
OMG this city is amazing!!
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great!
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Such a cool look! I love the feathered jacket. And Warsaw looks beautiful xx
Warsaw looks like such a charming city! The architecture is amazing!
Abbinamento perfetto, adoro le sneakers su questo look!!!
baci
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Paola! Amei demais a blusa!
Ótima quarta!
Beijo! ^^
I’ve always wanted to visit Warsaw, theres tons of history there. You coat is everything, and I love your baseball cap, totally pulls the look together.
xoxo
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mi piace quel tocco di rosa 🙂
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un look molto stiloso! sei sempre bellissima!!!!!!!
wow such a beautifull style darling love these pictures..
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I'm loving the pastel pink and the feather coat. So trendy!
Have an amazing day Paola!
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Thanks a lot 😀
you always have the most amazing street style combos 😀
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buona giornata!
Pero que maravillosa chaqueta, no me puede gustar más. Preciosa.
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So lovely pics!
Have a nice rest of the week!
Gil Zetbase
ne parlano tutti benissimo di questa città, devo assolutamente visitarla
Bellissimo il tuo look
un bacione
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me encanta cariño! Qué guapa estás!!!! Feliz día! un besazo! te espero en mi blog
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Muchas gracias Patti, besos!
La location come al solito è spettacolare e te stai davvero benissimo!
Giulia
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love how you dresses up the sneakers.
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La tua pelliccia sembra fatta di penne di fenicottero, è meravigliosa.
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You look superb. Love your entire outfit 😘.
Kisses 😘
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Amazing shooting! I've never been there but seems to be a lovely place <3
Have a nice weekend!
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so cool outfit!!!
thanks for sharing!!!
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adoro il contrasto della giacchina girlish con le sneakers! da copiare!
Super fantastic pictures! This city is simple awesome<3
Love this casual look. and can't go wrong with pink for spring. My grandmother was Polish and I have always wanted to got Poland especially Warsaw. The intern at my old job was Polish. I took her to NYFW with me last fall.
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Fantastic place! Lovely look!
kiss:)
xxBasi
As usual very interesting post! Have a nice weekend)
Thanks for stopping by babe!
Your shoes is definitely stunning ! I love the outfit – you have such an amazing sense of style.
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Those kicks are awesome bellisima doll.
Estas preciosa, me encanta el look!! Tengo pendiente ir a Polonia, tengo muchas ganas!
xx
Mónica Sors
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