Santa Lucia Collection
Santa Lucia is a name that resonates across continents, evoking images of diverse landscapes and cultures
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Santa Lucia is a name that resonates across continents, evoking images of diverse landscapes and cultures. From the tranquil Hare Creek and majestic redwoods in Limekiln State Park, Big Sur, California USA to the enchanting Chiesa Degli Scalzi church beside the Railway Station in Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Santa Lucia captivates with its natural beauty and architectural wonders. In Chile's capital city of Santiago, Santa Lucia Hill offers breathtaking panoramas. Here, one can gaze upon the sprawling cityscape or admire the remains of an old Spanish fort atop this historic landmark. The Neptune Fountain adds a touch of grandeur while La Ermita Chapel exudes serenity against the backdrop of Santiago's skyline. Traveling further southward brings us to Honduras near Tegucigalpa where Santa Lucia stands as a testament to an old Spanish mining town. Steeped in history and charm, it transports visitors back in time to an era long past. Meanwhile, on Italy's Campania coast lies another Santa Lucia - Naples' very own gem. As fishing boats sway gently on azure waters beneath Vesuvius Volcano's watchful eye, this picturesque scene captures hearts with its timeless allure. Not far away lies Dalt Vila in Ibiza's Balearic Islands; here stands Cathedral and old town skyline which showcases Santa Lucia’s rich cultural heritage amidst stunning Mediterranean vistas. Artistic depictions throughout history have immortalized these captivating locales: Calvert Jones' 1846 portrayal of St. Lucia in Naples reveals her enduring appeal while an oil painting from 1841 presents Santiago de Chile from the Hill looking westwards - both capturing moments frozen forever by talented hands. Even postcards hold memories within their delicate frames; one sent in 1913 depicts Naples' Grand Hotel Santa Lucia harmoniously coexisting with Mount Vesuvius – a reminder that nature’s might can coexist with human ingenuity.