⛪️ CHA pide al Gobierno de Aragón que actúe para que la iglesia de Santa María de Iguácel sea visitable Laura Climente: "El Gobierno de Aragón debe actuar con urgencia en la pista que sale desde Villanovilla para permitir visitarla" 🔗 chunta.org/cha-pide-al-gobie…

"J'ai vu un tunnel avec au bout une grande lumière blanche! " Bien que moins célèbre que le @pontdugard, il s'agit pourtant de la suite souterraine de l'aqueduc romain d'Uzés à Nimes, visitable lors d'une jolie balade à Sernhac dans le Gard.

En 2012 se inauguró en el interior de la iglesia de Santo Tomé el Museo Diocesano. La iglesia-museo es visitable en el marco de La Milla Románica. 📌 Iglesia de Santo Tomé. Plaza de Santo Tomás, 14. Zamora.

📍CANARIAS | #MásDeUnoCanarias @sergiomiro 👉 @CEARCanarias hace balance 👉 ¿Cómo puede Canarias competir económicamente? 👉 La casa de Amaro Pargo, visitable virtualmente 👉 Pasta con espirulina cultivada en las Islas ondacero.es/podcast/emisoras…

Tip for a hidden gem in Italy 🇮🇹💎 The underrated Ventimiglia area in Liguria, right on the French border Crystal-clear waters, the picturesque village of Latte, visitable Hanbury Gardens, and the breathtaking Balzi Rossi beach Perfect for visits and smart investment too!

Non du tout, j'étais sur place et c'est visitable !

🩻 #UGR | El museo de la Facultad de Medicina amplía su colección visitable 👉 La Universidad de #Granada culmina la segunda fase de la muestra 🔗 info 👇 granadahoy.com/granada/museo…

Le Paris de 2026 c'est des trottoirs défoncés, des loyers délirants, une insécurité délirante, mais rassurez-vous, le Pont-Neuf est désormais un immense intestin artistique visitable.

We don’t need more buildings if they are not visitable and make you not able to find the one which is visitable. But I agree if there are more buildings in the background, it might be better.

Fun fact about this episode is that the set they made is now abandoned in a lord and taylor store in livingston mall NJ l, and I'm surprised people rarely talk about it as it's the only real "visitable" backrooms thing you can really go to

(britishholywells.co.uk/) England (selected) Chalice Well — Glastonbury, Somerset **Saint/legend:** Linked to Christian and Arthurian traditions rather than a single canonised saint; famed for healing/holy associations and continuous devotional use. **Practical:** At the foot of Glastonbury Tor; well garden open daily with modest entry donation. Madron Well — Madron, Cornwall **Saint:** Local medieval traditions associate the site with St Madron; known for wishing/curing rituals (pins, rounds). **Practical:** Rural site near Penzance; often visited on local feast days. St Chad’s Well — Lichfield, Staffordshire **Saint:** St Chad; small medieval spring historically used for pilgrimage and healing. **Practical:** In or near the cathedral precincts; easy to combine with a city visit. Scotland Lady Well / St Mary’s Wells (various) **Saints:** Local dedications vary (Mary, local female saints); many urban wells (e.g., Glasgow’s Lady Well) predate modern city fabric and are marked by plaques. **Practical:** Often accessible in parks or beside churches; check local council heritage pages. Ireland St Brigid’s Wells (multiple counties) **Saint:** St Brigid of Kildare. **Why visit:** Numerous wells across Ireland are dedicated to Brigid; they combine Christian devotion with older spring rituals (rounds, rag‑trees, votive offerings). **Practical:** Many are roadside shrines; local parish pages or the Heritage Council list give maps and visiting guidance. [The Heritage Council](heritagecouncil.ie/content/f…) [haeretico.com](haeretico.com/sacred-wells-b…) St Brendan’s Well — Valentia Island / Kerry (historic) **Saint:** St Brendan the Navigator; local tradition links springs to his cult. **Practical:** Remote west‑coast sites may be seasonal and require local directions. How to use these sites respectfully - **Observe local rules** (some wells have bathing times or are on private land). **Leave no trace**; many sites are ecologically sensitive. **If you plan to collect water or perform rituals, follow posted guidance.** [britishholywells.co.uk](britishholywells.co.uk/) [The Heritage Council](heritagecouncil.ie/content/f…) Strawberry Moon Magazine X The Wishing Well **Many saints are linked with holy or “wishing” wells across Britain and Ireland; below are notable, visitable examples by country with the saint, what people traditionally do there, and practical visiting notes.** Wales **St Winefride’s Well — Holywell (St Winifred)** **Why it matters:** One of Britain’s oldest continuous pilgrimage springs with a medieval shrine, bathing pool, and ongoing devotional use. **Visiting:** Shrine open to visitors; set bathing times and a small museum on site. England (selected highlights)  **Chalice Well — Glastonbury (legendary/Christian syncretism)** **Why it matters:** Famous for healing associations and Arthurian/Christian layers rather than a single canonised saint; well garden is maintained and open daily. **Visiting:** Garden at the foot of Glastonbury Tor; small donation requested. **Madron Well — Madron, Cornwall (local saint tradition)** **Why it matters:** A classic “wishing/curing” well where pins, rounds, and votive acts were recorded in folklore. **Visiting:** Rural site near Penzance; best checked with local parish for access. **St Chad’s Well — Lichfield (St Chad)** **Why it matters:** Medieval spring associated with St Chad and historic pilgrimage to the cathedral precincts. **Visiting:** Easy to combine with Lichfield Cathedral visit. Scotland **Lady Wells and St Mary’s Wells (various towns)** **Why it matters:** Urban and rural wells often dedicated to Mary or local female saints; many survive as plaques or small enclosures. **Visiting:** Check local council heritage pages for exact locations and access. Ireland **St Brigid’s Wells (multiple counties)** **Why it matters:** Thousands of wells (tobar) across Ireland are dedicated to St Brigid; they combine Christian devotion with older spring rituals such as rounds and clootie trees. **Visiting:** Many are roadside shrines or in parish care—respect local customs (leave no trace; ask permission if on private land). . [irishgetaways.com](irishgetaways.com/blog/holy-…) [The Heritage Council]

Eso ya esta abierto y es visitable?

📸 El Mercat Central de Reus acull l'exposició #FotoRecercaURV2026. 📆 Serà visitable fins al 31 de juliol. reusdigital.cat/noticies/cul…

manden comando :roomid se ve visitable <3

A small exploratory place is now outside. No launch. Just a clearing made visitable. It’s easiest to wander on desktop, though mobile works too. playground-eta-drab.vercel.a…

Well most of Crossbells areas are visitable in HD in CS3/4/Reverie

"In England, new homes that are not #accessible to older and #disabled people continue to be built, which impacts communities now and in the future." In my opinion, it's because #BuildingRegulations2010 are not fit for purpose, e.g. an M4(1) home is supposed to be visitable, should have a step free entrance (unless unavoidable) but an entry level toilet too small for a #wheelchair user. I.e. not visitable to a relative/friend in a wheelchair Etc. linkedin.com/posts/accessibl…

Coincidiendo con el octavo centenario del inicio de las obras de la Catedral, la Biblioteca de Castilla-La Mancha presenta la exposición "Toledo en el siglo XIII: la ciudad que levantó una catedral". @SICP_de_Toledo Visitable hasta el 31 de julio en la Sala Borbón Lorenzana.