11 Spiral Staircases from Around the World

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7 responses to “11 Spiral Staircases from Around the World”

  1. Bert says:

    Very nice! Wonderful places

  2. Tony Murtagh says:

    The Spiral Staircase in the Vatican Museum, with a Christmas Tree at the bottom. It was designed by Giuseppe Momo in 1932. It is shaped like a double helix, made of two intertwined spirals; one leading down and the other upwards.

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  3. Xopher says:

    The top one looks like the double helix at the Vatican Museums.

  4. Lisa Dorne Barber says:

    Fantastic photos, and brilliant photo subject idea, but only recognise one of them – The Queen’s House at Greenwich, London, but would be really nice to know where the others are, so we can all go and view them for ourselves!

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