#ancona
Rotonda sul Mare. Senigallia (AN), Italy. Arch.: Enrico Cardelli. Construction: 1932-33. Inauguration: Juli 18th 1933. Photo: © Wolfram Mikuteit
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‘Foro Annonario’, Senigallia (AN), Italy. Photo: © Wolfram Mikuteit
Designed by architect Pietro Ghinelli in 1834. Built in neoclassical style with 24 doric style columns which compose an arcade. The whole structure is made of bricks. Until a few years ago, the buying and selling of fish took place under the portico on a daily basis. In the central square still today, in the morning, the itinerant merchants of fruit and vegetables carry out their activity.
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Administration building ‘Trenitalia’, Italian railroad company, Via Guglielmo Marconi, Ancona (AN). Photo: © Wolfram Mikuteit
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Train station. Ancona (AN) Italy. Photo: © Wolfram Mikuteit
During the Second World War, the original building was destroyed and, at the end of the conflict, replaced by a new one, designed by the architect Paolo Perilli 1904 - 1982), known for designing numerous railway stations in Italy, and inaugurated on 18 August 1948.
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Incomplete - Chiesa di San Domenico, Piazza del Plebiscito, Ancona (AN), Italy. Photo: © Wolfram Mikuteit
Architect: Carlo Marchionni (1702 - 1786); built 1771 - 1778. The upper part of the façade in baroque style remained unfinished.
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Color shock. Albergo Eleonora in Lungomare M. Marconi, Senigallia (AN), Italy. Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit
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Opening soon with new management. Hotel Mignon in Senigallia (AN), Italy.
Photo: © Wolfram Mikuteit
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Ancona
Oggi è più bello essere italiani
(Festeggiamenti nelle diverse città d’Italia; qui in foto Milano, Roma, Ancona)
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