Discovering Cuban beauty (Havana)

Country, City and Monument
Discovering Cuban beauty (Havana) (Printable Country, City and Monument Coloring Page for adults)

This illustration evokes an emblematic Cuban scene, with an old vehicle, palm trees and a lighthouse in the background.

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Half-timbered houses in Angers (France). This coloring page is based on an original drawing of a street in the town of Angers (France), with its pretty half-timbered houses. The oldest house in Anger dates back to 1491, the Maison d'Adam.
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Lisbon alley. A typical Lisbon alley, with the famous Tramway running through it. Color the characters in this beautiful drawing, such as the guitarist playing a Fado tune.
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Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco. The Golden Gate Bridge is an American suspension bridge in San Francisco, California. The Golden Gate is 2,737 meters long and 230 meters high.
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Grand Place of Brussels (version 2). It is bordered by the Houses of the Corporations, the Town Hall and the King's House (Broodhuis in Dutch).
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Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and Michelangelo's David, Florence. Major artistic testimonies of the Italian Renaissance
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Cathédrale Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence. Florence Cathedral, or Santa Maria del Fiore, is a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance. Its construction began in 1296 under Arnolfo di Cambio and was completed in 1436 with Filippo Brunelleschi's revolutionary dome, an architectural feat of 45 meters in diameter. The white, green and pink marble façade, as well as the Campanile designed by Giotto, add to its splendor. The interior houses frescoes by Vasari and Zuccari depicting the Last Judgement. The cathedral symbolizes the power of Florence and its central role in the artistic development of the Renaissance.
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Clock with red Fleur de Lys (symbol of Florence). The red lily is the symbol of Florence due to its deep historical and cultural roots. It is derived from the fleur-de-lis, a medieval symbol associated with royalty and purity. In the case of Florence, the lily was initially white with a red background and was used as early as the 11th century. However, after a long rivalry between the Guelph and Ghibelline factions fighting for control of the city, the symbol was reversed by the victorious Guelphs in 1251, becoming a red lily on a white background. The choice of this flower can also be linked to the flourishing nature of the city, its commercial and cultural importance, as well as its prosperity. The red lily has thus become an emblem of Florentine identity, representing both the beauty, strength and resilience of the city throughout its history.
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