is a wonderful town,
The roots of of Grado, go back 1,500 years,
and the history is told through the
Roman-era churches and narrow, stone streets.
It has a modern town with a historic centre and although tiny,
, the little medieval quarter is the most charming part of Grado.
With lanes and courtyards, like a maze.
With lanes and courtyards, like a maze.
The old fishermen's houses are clustered together ,
almost on top of each other, with pretty squares and little bars and restaurants.
You had to have eyes looking everywhere ..
so much to take in!!
I will be back with more soon, but work calls
and then off to London to meet up with Leesa!!
Hope you enjoy the little tour.
I enjoyed it very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you! m.
What a gorgeous little place! Their buildings are so quaint
ReplyDeleteHi Anne,
ReplyDeleteYou were right; my eyes din't know where to look! So many quaint and charming details.
Bellissima!
xox
It looks lovely there. Thanks for sharing your photos and trip.
ReplyDeleteLots of green in Grado !! loved that aged rustic patina.
ReplyDeletesuch a cozy town!
ReplyDeleteSimply Lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm very jealous, how gorgeous. Love your photos. x
ReplyDeleteIt does look lovely.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos - very atmospheric. I liked the one of the steps. I like taking photos like that, or of side streets. Hope all is well with you and that you are enjoying this wonderful weather that we are having at the moment.
ReplyDeleteItaly is a fantastic country. I never came further east there than Venice, but I see that I have missed a region!
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing and so historic. I would love to see Italy one day!! Enjoy your time with Leesa. Take care. Diane
ReplyDeleteGrado is charming! My favorite photo is the first one on the left. The three flower pots climbing the pole. Sweet!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Anne!
xox
Constance
Lovely! Imagine living in a little place in the higher building and looking down at people having a coffee. :D
ReplyDeleteAnne, as you can imagine I am thoroughly enjoying your posts about your trip to Italy.
ReplyDeletephotos are so good... looks a such a lovely place too :-)
ReplyDeletelovely town, lovely churches. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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