I'm a sucker for Christmas lights. For the 150th anniversary of Italy's unification, Rome put on quite a show with its Via del Corso mile-long flag. But the rest of the city is no less decked out.
Fendi always does the best Christmas decorations. This year the gold belt was added with sparkly melting icicles, and every 20 minutes or so, it snows! There are models in reindeer costume that take photos of kids with Santa and meake free buttons out of them. Posh Via Condotti is decorated with giant chandeliers, and for snowball fans, there's a huge one with a big tree inside it and blowing snow in the main entrance of the Galleria Alberto Sordi.
For more awesome images of Rom'e holiday look please head over at Moscerina's light show post.
Bellissimo! :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful, wonderful Christmas lights in your fantastic photos!
ReplyDeleteHappy Advent!
The Fendi building never fails to please!
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Oh Wow!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays, Eleonora.
Thanks for always inspiring and illuminating us, millions of miles away.
The next best thing to coming down to Roma to see the lights, is to view them through your photos. Have a lovely Christmas Eleonora.xx
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I need to get out and see the lights.
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ReplyDeleteWow! I love these! I too am a sucker for Christmas lights ... all that twinkling gives me joy!
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I'd forgotten about the delicate lights that get strung this time of year. I remember one street that was strung with stars. Lights in the darkest, coldest night can warm you.
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