Monte Cassino (Italy) / samostan Monte Cassino u Italiji

When I arrived in Split last Sunday it was a wonderful sunny day but soon it started raining...This entire week has been marked by rain. Well, at least I have started to see flowers everywhere (always look on the bright side of life, right?) It's raining again today so that means another post about my short vacation in Italy last week. This time I'm going to write about Monte Cassino.



 
Monte Cassino is a monastery in the region of Cassino (Italy). It was originally founded by Saint Benedict in the sixth century and it is considered by scholars to have been one of the spiritual centers of Europe in the middle ages.  It is a beautiful and peaceful place and if you ever have the opportunity to visit it, don't miss it.





















Ponovo nešto sa mog prošljetjednog putovanja u Italiju. Ovaj post posvećen je Monte Cassinu, samostanu kojeg je u šestom stoljeću utemeljio sveti Benedikt. Samostan se nalazi u općini Cassino u Italiji. Redovnici slijede moto reda kojeg je on utemeljio, a koje glasi "moli i radi". Tako možete vidjeti doktore znanosti koji obrađuju vinograde ovdje kraj samostana. Uz njegov grob, ovdje je i grob njegove sestre blizanke svete Skolastike koje je postavši redovnicom nedugo nakon njega, nasljedovala svoga brata u njegovom životnom putu. Iz samostana koji je na uzvisini pruža se lijepi pogled na okolicu, a u blizini se nalazi i groblje poljskih vojnika poginulih u Drugom Svjetskom ratu. 

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  1. Anonymous14 March 2013 at 11:01

    Oh great post... wonderful views.

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  2. Dressed With Soul14 March 2013 at 11:02

    How great that you saw already flowers, I believe this is really good for your soul :) Here in Bavaria it snows again ... but at the weekend I saw some crocus in our garden!

    You´re looking soo stylish in your outfit, like it <3

    xx
    Rena
    http://dressedwithsoul.blogspot.de/

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    1. Ivana Split16 March 2013 at 11:19

      Today I picked some flowers from our garden...it is so nice that spring is coming:)

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  3. Unknown14 March 2013 at 11:30

    Odlične fotografije :)

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  4. Selvaggia Capizzi14 March 2013 at 11:44

    Montecassino è splendida ma la toscana è tutta bella!
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  5. Unknown14 March 2013 at 11:57

    adoro la Toscana, ti invidio tantissimo!

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  6. Ely14 March 2013 at 12:04

    Oh dear.. it's lovely! I love Monte Cassino, one of my friend is the nephew of the prior there! :D Thanks a lot for sharing, you're beautiful :)

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  7. Denisa14 March 2013 at 12:49

    Very nice and looks like a perfect trip.

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  8. Unknown14 March 2013 at 13:48

    How many wonderful trips!! Want to make the same think!

    xoxo

    Julia from aboyeur.blogspot.com

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  9. Unknown14 March 2013 at 14:16

    Italija je prelepa zemlja. Odlicne fotografije!

    Pozdrav
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  10. Antonella C’est Moi14 March 2013 at 14:27

    Belle foto...bacio

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  11. Jade Wright14 March 2013 at 22:13

    I'll be in Italy next month! Can hardly wait!! Your photo's look incredible x

    www.bohemianmuses.blogspot.com

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  12. Rosa Caruso15 March 2013 at 03:32

    Che bello ...meravigliosi luoghi!
    Chocolate Rose Style

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  13. Unknown15 March 2013 at 06:03

    What an amazing place. You are so lucky you are traveling like this!

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  14. Unknown15 March 2013 at 06:21

    I absolutely understand. I was in Paris with a group and I didnt see most of things I wanted to because we had just a little time for it. But I think it is still better than sitting at home. :)

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  15. Unknown15 March 2013 at 06:27

    Well than you can come to the Czech Republic in summer. I will be your host here. :)

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  16. M + K15 March 2013 at 17:12

    You should come to Australia!

    www.mkstyleramblings.blogspot.com.au

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