Edmondo De Amicis Boeken

A remarkable nineteenth-century account of Istanbul - which begins with a dazzling description of the city gradually appearing through the fog as the author's ship approaches the harbour - Constantinople expertly combines personal anecdote, breathtaking visual observation and entertaining historical information.

As a first-time visitor to London, De Amicis was awestruck by the bustle and magnificence of the Victorian metropolis and wrote a number of sketches in his trademark witty, observational style, which made him one of the best-selling travel writers of his age. Originally conceived as a series of newspaper articles and later published in volume form, De Amici's 'Memories of London' brings back to life all the bygone charm of the capital of the British Empire. De Amici's impressions are paired here with a piece written by one of his contemporaries, the French writer Louis Laurent Simonin, which leaves the city's opulence and granduer behind and offers an uncompromising look at the poverty and squalor of its most deprived areas.

Explore the beauty and culture of Holland through the eyes of Italian author Edmondo De Amicis. This travelogue showcases the vibrant history, architecture, and people of the famous Dutch country. With meticulous observations and charming prose, De Amicis brings Holland to life in a way that will inspire and delight readers.

This travelogue offers a vivid and engaging account of Spain, its people, culture, and history. It is written from the perspective of an Italian author who spent several months exploring the country.