Another surprising sight on my way up. I doubt these were made for garden work. After a close inspection, I decide it is a medieval collection of cold weapons replicas used by commoners in an event known as Peasant Uprising that took place in 1573.
Continuing to climb to the first floor. I like the arch over that window. Thick solid walls also spark my attention. These were built to last forever. Today people figured out it is too expensive to build things to last for centuries. What a pity, really...
A statue of two hungry, half-starved to death people, is displayed on the stairwell. I don't like the art depicting horrors, really. Craftmanship may be superb but it still gives me a bad vibe, so I tend to avoid that in general.
A view of the yard is much better from here. Take a look at the tree growing in there. It makes the whole yard beautiful and full of shade. I can see myself visiting in summer just to feel the different vibe. Probably load of people come here at that time of the year.
Uh, doesn't this look scary? Notice how the top part of the shadow disappeared... Velimir, stop! This is the moto travel blog, not the art photo one. :D
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