This little Venetian style part reveals a hidden past of Bologna.
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Ruins and Ancient Remains
Bologna’s canal
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
Casa Conoscenti
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
A 13th century building illustrating a rare example of a privately owned house with a portico constructed from selenite rock and with ogival characteristics. There’s also clear evidence of one of Bologna’s first examples of its ancient defence walls. The house belonged to Alberto Conoscenti.
A 13th century building illustrating a rare example of a privately owned house with a portico constructed from selenite rock and with ogival characteristics. There’s also clear evidence of one of Bologna’s first examples of its ancient defence walls. The house belonged to Alberto Conoscenti.
The Battiferro Industrial Park
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
Footage of an abandoned kiln and hydro-electrical plant. The Navile Canal passes through here which was central to industrial uses here in the late 1900s. A few deaths were also recorded here in recent years as it was visited by homeless people. Long term plans will transform this area into social and cultural facilities.
Footage of an abandoned kiln and hydro-electrical plant. The Navile Canal passes through here which was central to industrial uses here in the late 1900s. A few deaths were also recorded here in recent years as it was visited by homeless people. Long term plans will transform this area into social and cultural facilities.
Tramvie di Bologna
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
In 1904 electric trams began to operate in Bologna. They would complete their journey in this area outside of the city which is now the seat for local council offices. Plaques on the building are dedicated to those who died during service or in war. Also includes a permanent exhibition by Alcide Fontanesi nearby the original tracks.
In 1904 electric trams began to operate in Bologna. They would complete their journey in this area outside of the city which is now the seat for local council offices. Plaques on the building are dedicated to those who died during service or in war. Also includes a permanent exhibition by Alcide Fontanesi nearby the original tracks.
The House of Cesare Battisti
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
External footage only. A building in ruins which would have been a magnificent building in its day as can still be seen from its large and sturdy shape. The patriot and martyr Battisti was born here.
External footage only. A building in ruins which would have been a magnificent building in its day as can still be seen from its large and sturdy shape. The patriot and martyr Battisti was born here.
Napoleonic Forts
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
Seemingly off the beaten track – really the old street of Marocchi. These old ruins which were defensive buildings built by the Austrian army (1802-1805), are a little disappointing because there’s not much to see. The beautiful scenery though does make up for it.
Seemingly off the beaten track – really the old street of Marocchi. These old ruins which were defensive buildings built by the Austrian army (1802-1805), are a little disappointing because there’s not much to see. The beautiful scenery though does make up for it.
Barnfield Road Mystery
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
A mysterious force seems to pull vehicles uphill at one point on this road. Camera footage shows clearly 2 vehicles going up and down it so we put it to the test. Come and along and try it. You wont be disappointed unless you’ve got an explanation…
A mysterious force seems to pull vehicles uphill at one point on this road. Camera footage shows clearly 2 vehicles going up and down it so we put it to the test. Come and along and try it. You wont be disappointed unless you’ve got an explanation…
The Bohill Mystery
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
Mystery and intrigued is written all over this plot of land. The Bohill near Dundrod contains an unexplained series of visual signs nobody seems to know for sure what they mean. An underground bunker/tunnel, twin set of trees in a circle, large stones clumped together, but to top it off a giant cross permanently engraved in the ground.
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Mystery and intrigued is written all over this plot of land. The Bohill near Dundrod contains an unexplained series of visual signs nobody seems to know for sure what they mean. An underground bunker/tunnel, twin set of trees in a circle, large stones clumped together, but to top it off a giant cross permanently engraved in the ground.
Spanish Arch
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
Constructed in 1584 it has in fact nothing to do with being Spanish. Who knows” But once made up the protective walls of the city. Right beside the quays therefore liable to a little flooding once in a while.
Constructed in 1584 it has in fact nothing to do with being Spanish. Who knows” But once made up the protective walls of the city. Right beside the quays therefore liable to a little flooding once in a while.
Salmon Weir & River Walkway
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
For a truly picturesque view of the River Corrib try this route. It has only a length of four miles from the Lough to the sea, and is said to be the shortest in Europe as well as being the most powerful. It’s popular with local whitewater kayakers. Legend traces its name back to a Fir Bolg chieftain and the sad end for his daughter.
For a truly picturesque view of the River Corrib try this route. It has only a length of four miles from the Lough to the sea, and is said to be the shortest in Europe as well as being the most powerful. It’s popular with local whitewater kayakers. Legend traces its name back to a Fir Bolg chieftain and the sad end for his daughter.