Hey, hey! This is @gabrielatravels, and I am excited to bring you a brand new edition of #TravelDigest! 鉂わ笍
Today's post is going to take you on a virtual tour with stops at a winery in Spain, a church in Italy, and an open air museum in Norway. We also have the honourable mentions, where you can get a few more travel postcards from Indonesia, Venezuela, Philippiness, Czechia, Egypt and Turkey, so don't forget to check these posts too! 馃槉
I should mention that this place regularly enters the list of the world's top fifty wineries. Probably not for nothing, because there is an absolutely fascinating Museum of Wine Culture here. Perhaps the best museum I have seen so far. Definitely the largest and it has a very rich collection. Naturally the story of the eight thousand year mutual love between humans and wine is told here.
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We entered San Giuseppe church, but there was a service going on once again. So after taking a quick look inside, we turned our route toward the Church of Jesus. In Palermo we could wander around comfortably and take photos inside churches. On that note, I have a rather unpleasant memory from Venice. Seeing that we were taking photos, church officials handed me a price list. Fortunately I faced no such issues in Palermo at all.
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I chose to start at "Setesdaltunet" with buildings dating back to 1554 - 1700s. Setesdalen is the name of an inland valley. In this old farming community, the settlements was carefully planned. The residential houses were located on one side and the stables and barns on the opposite side. Two of the houses were I saw here, were residenstial houses. The other two served as attics. One of the guides took me into the two residential buildings. From her I learned about the buildings and the people who once lived here.
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