Navegation Collection

Rhode Island, Newport, Goat Island, Newport Island Light

Gokstad Ship, approx. 900 A. D. Was found in a burial place n
Viking Ship. Gokstad Ship, approx. 900 A.D. Was found in a burial place nera Gokstad, Norway. Replica. Scale: 1:50. Deutches Museum. Munich. Germany

Russian. Moscow. Kremlin and Moskva River. Engraving. 19th century. Colored

Parchment. Drawing city Barcelona and Port of city. 1521. Sp
Parchment. Drawing city Barcelona with twon of Sants, Pedralbes, Creu Coberta, Montjuic and Port of city. 1521. Realized by Nicolau Credenca, son. Capitular Archive. Barcelona. Spain

Boat model. Museum of History and Navigation. Inside. Riga
Room dedicated to navigation. Boat model. Museum of History and Navigation. Inside. Riga. Latvia

Boat models. Museum of History and Navigation. Inside. Riga
Room dedicated to navigation. Boat models. Museum of History and Navigation. Inside. Riga. Latvia

Mixed ship propulsion (sail and steam), and Spanish naval sh
History of navigation. 19th century. Mixed ship propulsion (sail and steam), and Spanish naval ship. Color engraving

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"Navigating the Coastal Charms: From Rhode Island to Florida" Embark on a captivating journey of navigation as we explore the scenic wonders and historical landmarks across two coastal states. Starting in Rhode Island, specifically Newport, prepare to be enchanted by its maritime heritage. The picturesque Goat Island offers breathtaking views of the shimmering waters that surround it, while the iconic Newport Island Light stands tall as a testament to centuries of seafaring history. Now let's set sail towards sunny Florida, where Miami awaits with its vibrant energy and cultural treasures. A visit to Villa Vizcaya is an absolute must-do; this opulent estate transports you back in time with its exquisite architecture and meticulously manicured gardens at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. As you wander through this enchanting oasis, don't forget to admire the intricate Wind Rose design that graces its grounds. Returning once again to Rhode Island's Newport, our voyage takes us back to Goat Island for another dose of nautical charm. Here lies a hidden gem - the Gokstad Ship dating back approximately 900 A. D. , discovered within a burial place. This ancient vessel serves as a reminder of humanity's enduring fascination with exploration. Continuing our adventure abroad, we find ourselves in Russia's capital city Moscow. The majestic Kremlin overlooks the Moskva River, creating an awe-inspiring sight captured beautifully in 19th-century engravings. These artistic renderings transport us into an era when navigation played a crucial role in shaping nations. Speaking of renowned navigators from history, Italian condottiero Andrea Doria commands attention for his naval prowess during the Renaissance period. His legacy lives on as we delve into tales of his exploits on land and sea. Our final stop brings us to Barcelona in Spain during 1521 when parchment drawings depicted both cityscapes and bustling ports like never before seen. These detailed illustrations provide invaluable insights into how navigation shaped the development of coastal cities.