industrial heritage
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Moria of Germany: Freiberg (culture and identity)
Freiberg is one of the best cities serving as a real example of how heritage can shape a town’s image and, surely, its people..
The Tale of Thurmhof Schacht’s Ghost…
Thurmhof Schacht was the part of the one of the oldest mining water system. Having being closed for so long, it was only just restored through the efforts of the locals…
Digging Up Heritage
A look on the marble quarries and the marble route in Alentejo, Portugal
The End of an Era, The Start of an Era
In the depths of the Ore Mountains the miners’ spaces are still alive and in continuous evolution according society needs
Rijeka
I visited Rijeka (and Croatia) for the first time 3 years ago. I was surprised by two characteristics of the city…
Tivoli
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Water, Beauty, Progress
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It is everywhere, impossible not to notice it, not to hear it. Water is certainly the most present element in the …
Monfalcone
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One of Europe’s Last Living Company Towns
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The most striking feature about industrial heritage is the coexistence of contrasts and contradic…
The Bernina Railway
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The Bernina Railway is an international line connecting St. Moritz, in the Swiss canton of Grisons, with the Lombard town of Tirano, Italy. Completely opened in 1910, it’s one o…
Mulino Pizzardi – The Pizzardi flour mill
The Pizzardi Mill is one of the best preserved XIX century flour mills in Italy, with an history stretching for 6 centuries.
Carbonia: The Machine Town
The mining town of Carbonia, masterpiece of the Italian rationalism and home of the Italian Coal Mining Museum.