Dating from the 4th century, this wall was long seen as a part of Roman defensive fortifications – hence its name. Newer interpretations suggest that it supported an aqueduct.
Marilyn Jones visits the world’s tallest arch and the fascinating exhibits around it
Jonathan L shares photos of some of New York’s older storefronts
A glass-fronted department store in Lyon, France is a flashy canvas for an ornate older building
A visit to a pleasant public park in the South Amsterdam De Pijp neighborhood.
A nice display of potted plants just along from the monastery’s church.
It looks almost unreal and it is certainly unusual: a completely calm Aegean Sea.
Actually an EX fire engine. This one (probably from the mid 1960s) appears to be used as a minibus-cum-transporter. Spotted
