AUBERGE DE PROVENCE by sangwann

AUBERGE DE PROVENCE

This is one last shot from Max’s and my visit to the Museum of Archeology. And this is the entry hall of the Auberge where the museum is located. The Auberge is in Valletta’s main road. It was first built in 1571 or 1574–75 to a design by Maltese architect, Girolamo Cassar, and was extensively renovated in the 17th century. In World War II, buildings located close to the auberge were destroyed by aerial bombardment, but the auberge itself was not hit. Since Auberge d'Auvergne and Auberge de France were both destroyed during the war, Auberge de Provence is the only surviving French auberge in Valletta.
Many thanks for all your views, comments and favs. Always much appreciated.
Beautiful ceiling Dione!
February 9th, 2019  
Beautiful capture
February 9th, 2019  
Reminds me of the Sistine Chapel
February 9th, 2019  
Such a stunning ceiling - beautiful sight Dione ! fav
February 9th, 2019  
Wow what a magnificent ceiling.
February 9th, 2019  
Super capture of this ornate ceiling
February 9th, 2019  
Lovely shot and beautiful artwork.
February 9th, 2019  
Beautiful artwork
February 9th, 2019  
Beautiful.
February 9th, 2019  
Beautiful ceiling and details!
February 9th, 2019  
what a stunning building and great shot showing off this beauty
February 9th, 2019  
A beautiful ceiling. Fav!! 😀
February 9th, 2019  
Wonderful patterns!
February 10th, 2019  
outstanding clarity and detail dione.
beautifully composed
February 10th, 2019  
A fabulous ceiling. Well captured.
February 11th, 2019  
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