Stone Pavement Collection

Transitions
Bruno Lavi

Floor of the main courtyard of the Palacio de Viana, a 14th century palace, made with river stones polished along the centuries.. Cordoba, Andalucia, Spain

The lighthouse of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, Veneto, Italy

The Portas da Cidade (Gates to the City), are the historical entrance to the village of Ponta Delgada and the ex-libris of the city since the 18th century. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Old Town Hall and dragon trees. Vila Baleira, Porto Santo island. Madeira

Micha cloister. Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tomar, Portugal (MR)

Otaru Canal View
Built in 1923, the canal allowed small ships to transport goods to the warehouses. Once modern docking facilities were built, the canal became obsolete and was no longer in use

View stone pavement Appian Way Veduta dell antica Via Appia
Artokoloro

St Blaises Church
Low angle perspective shot of St. Blaises Church, night shot, grey stone building lit by moonlight, odd composition, dark night sky left corner

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"Journey through Time: Exploring the Enchanting Stone Pavements of Europe" Step into the past as you walk upon the stone pavement that graces the floor of the main courtyard of Palacio de Viana in Cordoba, Andalucia, Spain. These river stones, polished by centuries of footsteps, tell tales of a 14th-century palace and its rich history. In Venice, Italy, let your gaze be captivated by the lighthouse of San Giorgio Maggiore standing tall amidst a backdrop of charming stone pavements. As you stroll along these ancient paths, imagine yourself transported to a time when Venetian gondolas glided gracefully through picturesque canals. Discover the Portas da Cidade in an idyllic village where historical significance meets architectural beauty. These gates serve as a timeless entrance to this enchanting place that has witnessed countless stories unfold over generations. On Porto Santo island in Madeira, Portugal, marvel at the Old Town Hall surrounded by majestic dragon trees and cobblestone streets. The stone pavement beneath your feet echoes with whispers from centuries past while inviting you to explore every corner of this captivating destination. Immerse yourself in tranquility within Micha cloister at Convento de Cristo - a UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled in Tomar, Portugal. As you wander across its meticulously crafted stone pavement adorned with intricate designs and patterns, feel connected to those who sought solace within these sacred walls throughout history. Gaze upon Otaru Canal View and be transported back to Japan's golden era. The elegant stone pavement lining this iconic canal reflects both tradition and modernity harmoniously intertwined – an ode to Otaru's vibrant heritage. As twilight descends upon Lisbon's historical cityscape, Terreiro do Paco emerges as one of its most mesmerizing centers. Here lies another chapter etched onto ancient stone pavements that have witnessed countless gatherings, celebrations, and moments of contemplation throughout the ages.