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Travelling Tuscany - a short guide to the most charming region in Italy
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Markus Mross
Besides its many historical monuments, art treasures and breathtaking Medieval architecture, Tuscany is world-renowned for its culinary specialties and for its diverse and beautiful landscapes. But the most popular Italian region offers much more for visitors than they might expect and awaits exploration.
Urbino, Italy: The Other Tuscany
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If you love cobbled streets, terra-cotta roofs, provincial cuisine made with lamb, rabbit, swine, and cheese, you may just love Urbino. This hill town lies nestled in the calf of the boot that is Italy, in a region known as Le Marche (MAHR-kay). Divided into four provinces — Pesaro-Urbino to the north, Ancona, Macerata and Ascoli Piceno to the south — the Marche extends from the Adriatic coast in the east to the Sibillini Mountain chain of the Appenines in the west. From ...
Short Walk In Florence: Piazza Santa Croce
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Starting from the hotels in the centre of Florence, one of the itineraries not to miss is the one of Piazza Santa Croce, one of the most beautiful square of Florence. The square is in the historical center, not far from the Duomo (15 minutes walking), passing through Piazza della Signoria and Borgo dei Greci. Although a map of the city is available, for free, in all of the hotels halls of the centre of Florence. If your accommodation is not so close to the centre many service...
Our Trip To Italy April 2007
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It was our first trip to Italy.
W e expected to see a lot of ancient civilisation( ROME, POMPEII), the religious center of the World (VATICAN CITY), icons of Italy (NICOLOSSEUM, LEANING TOWER OF PISA, VENICE, TREVI FOUNTAIN), wonderful statues and frescos, paintings, architecture and the culture of a country known for its history and its famous people( MICHAELANGELO, LEONARDO DA VINCI, GALILEO, ST PETER, ST FRANCIS OF ASSISSI,MARCO POLO).
All these we visited and saw th...
Tuscany Car Rental Made Easy
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Ken Morris
Seasoned travellers and novices alike will find it is not difficult to rent a car in Tuscany. There may be a few minor obstacles to getting around, just as there would be in any other new location, but in general a Tuscany car rental is easy to acquire and simple to use.
Reserving Your Car
Most of the major car rental companies do business in Europe and have areas of their web sites for International rental. What may differ from booking a more local car rental is that...
The Treasures Of Florence And Italy
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Peter J. Mason
When you imagine Italy, it is really Florence Italy that you are seeing. That is because Florence is at the heart of Italy. It is a place filled with passions and indulgences that awaken all the senses. Visual masterpieces are there to behold and one almost begins to salivate at the thought of the Florentine cuisine. To make the most of your visit to Florence, you can learn a little here about where to stay, what to do, and what you can expect from the locals.
A Warm Wel...
Travel in Italy: Great Free Travel Guide of Venice by Flashbooking budget reservation website
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Michele De Capitani
Flashbooking is a growing youth hostels and hotels directory in Venice (Italy) specializing in budget accommodation for independent travellers, students, backpackers, families and all the ones that travel on a pocket.
Great Free Pocket Travel Guide for Rome Italy
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Michele De Capitani
In Flashbooking website you can also get a quite exhaustive list of Rome Events as well as the main festivals, exhibitions, concerts and cool things to do and see in Italy and other top European cities and Rome Pocket City Guide free download!
Rome Shore Excursion: Going from Civitavecchia to Rome
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stefano sandano
The Vatican city as a must see when arriving in Rome from its port
Italy - Florence: Great Free Pocket Travel Guide by Flashbooking website
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Michele De Capitani
Flashbooking is a growing youth hostels and hotels directory specializing in
budget accommodation for independent travellers, students, backpackers,
families and all the ones that travel on a pocket. Flashbooking is becoming
a recognized source of information and services for who loves creating a
trip by him/herself and book bed nights securely online.
Venice-Italy's Pride
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The city of Venice is unique in the entire world. A port city, Venice is built directly on canals. Venice is truly a city of explorers and among its most popular citizens was Marco Polo. It is also an important location as far as the shipping fraternity is concerned. Tourists to this city are always in awe of its rich history and beauty.
Why Choose A Farm Holiday In Tuscany?
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Rob Carlton
If you are looking to travel to a unique and beautiful destination in Europe, the wonderful Tuscany, Italy, is an excellent choice of holiday destination. The rich culture, fascinating lifestyle, and breathtaking beauty of this destination means that a vacation here will truly be a vacation to remember. When it comes to finding accommodations in the area, you will enjoy a range of choices one of which is a farm holiday in Tuscany, where you can enjoy the delights of your own ...
Things To See In Florence Italy
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Johnathan Bakers
Florence Italy is in the Tuscany region about midway between Milan to the north and Rome to the South. During the Renaissance, Florence was the center of art, politics and intellectual thought. The city is the biggest tourist attraction in the region with plenty to see and do. The city is small enough to walk to most places, but offers many attractions to keep you interested for weeks.
A large airport and train station in town make travelling within the region or out of th...
Things to See When Landing at Rome Airports
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stefano sandano
The Appian Way as a must see when arriving in Rome
A Florence Accommodation To Remember
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Rob Carlton
Wouldn’t it be great to show up at your hotel absolutely sure that you’ve book the type of place you really wanted. We’ve all been there. We have looked up hotels online and hope to book one based on pictures and descriptions that will make a nice stopping place at the end of a busy day touring. Then, after a long day of travel we show up just to find that the place is much older and run down than the pictures implied. And what happened to the year-round indoor pool? Under co...
An Introduction To Tuscany Italy
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Rob Carlton
Tuscany, Italy is the place that movies are filmed and fantasies run wild. Perhaps it is the cities of Florence, Pisa, or Livorno that invoke feelings of culture, art, or arouse the senses to the smells and taste of the Chianti region. The fact is that Tuscany is home to some of the most famous tourist destinations in Italy. It is here that budding artists come to learn from the masters. It is here that the world of fashion takes it cues. And it is in Tuscany that romantics r...
Florence Hotel And Other Accommodations
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Jerry K. Blackburn
Florence is the biggest tourist attraction in the Tuscany region. There are hundreds of hotels in the area, making finding the right Florence hotel fairly easy. The choices range from inexpensive hotels to more extravagant and expensive inns. Much of the city and some of the hotels have a medieval feel that is like stepping back in time. This city was the center of culture in the Renaissance and still retains much of this character.
Florence Hotel and Other Accommodations
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Florence Museums At A Glance
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Peter Wilson
Florence museums are known around the world to house some of the world’s greatest masterpieces by the masters of each era of the art world. Trends in painting and sculpture have set the pace for others and made times in history immortal. The art work of Florence tells the tales of the Birth of Christ, His crucifixion and resurrection. It tells of fashion trends and how the world viewed beauty. Each element of the world’s history has been captured in the art found in the museu...
Benefits Of Holiday Villas In Tuscany
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Jerry C. Blackburn
Holiday villas in Tuscany are becoming increasingly popular for vacations in Italy and around Europe. Villas allow you to enjoy the quiet of the countryside and offer a relaxed alternative to busier cities and tourist areas. You can find rentals and book them online or through a travel agent.
Benefits of Holiday Villas in Tuscany
There are several benefits to renting a holiday home in Tuscany when you travel. Staying longer in a Tuscany villa allows you to experience mo...
The Lure Of Lucca, Italy
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Sharon Stajda
Tuscany is home to the town of Lucca, an exquisite example of Romanesque architecture displayed in all of its glory throughout the town. The cathedrals of San Michele and San Martino are two of the best examples of the Romanesque architecture to be seen in Lucca, or all of Northern Italy for that.
Lucca sits near the Serchio River, about 30 kilometers from Pisa and 80 kilometers from Florence. The town itself rests on a plateau under the watchful gaze of the Apuane Alps. T...
Villas In Tuscany
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Giovanni Marchi
Travelling through Tuscany can be a very stressful experience, in spite of what all romantic books and guides tell you, if you do not know where to find that great spot or restaurant or museum you are looking for.
The first thing to do when planning a trip to Tuscany is to plan what are the things youwould like to do when you are there. Are you looking for relax and just a hint of culture among strolls? Or would you like a full immersion in Tuscany's cultural heritage? Or ...
A Quick Travel Guide To Rome
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Chris Snow
Rome is an enchanting place that has been attracting tourists for its rich cultural heritage and brilliant historic monuments. In the ratings of Condé Nast Traveler’s 2004 Reader’s Choice Awards, Rome grabbed the coveted second spot on the list of top ten European cities.
Some quick helpful facts about traveling to the city. You need to have a valid passport to enter Italy though you do not need a visa if the duration of the stay is less than 90 days. However, there is an ...
Beautiful Tuscany
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Giovanni Marchi
So much has been written on Tuscany, and so much will be, but it seems like it's never enough to cover all the what can be said about this wonderful region in Italy and the hospitable people that inhabit it.
Tuscany holds within its museums, galleries, open spaces and private collections, 35% of the world's historic and artistic heritage, which accounts for millions and millions of operas to see visit study and leave first hand, such as the Town of San Giminiano, recently ...
Ancient Roman Tourists
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Sharon Stajda
Route 66 A.D.: On the Trail of Ancient Roman Tourists by Australian author Tony Perrottet chronicles how ancient Rome invented the world’s first tourist industry by sending their citizens on the original “Grand Tour” of famous sites in the ancient world.
Along this route, Romans visited places like Troy, the Athenian Acropolis, the ruins of the fallen Colossus at Rhodes, and the Pyramids of Egypt—to name just a few hot spots.
In this book, Perrottet used ancient texts a...
Tuscany – A Region Of Beauty And History
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Sharon Stajda
The Tuscany region of Italy captivates all of its visitors with its natural and man-made beauty. There are cities filled with historic sites and art treasures; medieval towns and villages perched on hilltops; and beautiful countryside dotted with vineyards and olive groves.
In Florence, the capital of Tuscany, the Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge) dates back to 1345 and spans the River Arno. The Uffizi palace, built in 1560, is full of Renaissance art treasures, including works b...
How you Can Save Money if you Book Hotels in Central Rome.
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stefano sandano
Saving money when lodging in Rome downtown hotels.
Italian Translation Into English Of The Seasons
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Nigel Massey
I have a great love for all things Italian. I work in a translation agency dealing with Italian English language combination projects, I am getting fat on Italian food and I am even marrying a fantastic Italian girl, who is also a translator.
So I hope to bring to you in this article not only an Italian English translation of the text. But also, a feel of the Italian culture and way of life.
Italian Names for the Seasons - la primavera, l’estate, l’autunno, l’inverno
T...
The Holy Country Of Italy
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Josiah William
Today, Italy is littered with over 3,000 years of history; all proof of the spectacular empire that once stretched all across the globe. Italy is a country famous for its spectacular churches, sculptures, frescos and Renaissance paintings. It is a country that dips into the Mediterranean Sea like a woman’s leg planted in a sleek stiletto.
Italy is a country divided between its Armani wearing, scooter driving cities and the pastoral, hillside olive farms in the seaside fish...
Italian Translation Into English - Days & Months
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Nigel Massey
I have an ongoing interest in Italian English translation and Italian life in general. I hope this article Italian Translation into English - Days & Months' will help those trying to learn the Italian language. If these articles prove of interest then I will continue writing a whole series on these subjects.
Italian / English Translation of the Months of the Year
gennaio — January
febbraio — February
marzo — March
aprile — April
maggio — May
giugno — June
luglio — J...
Florentine Legends: “The Reversed Balcony”
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Simone Alfaweb
Florence is a city full of history where it’s easy to be charmed by surrounds and you do not notice some little corners, minor ones that make you rediscover the city and the character of Florentine people.
One of these is little corners in Florence, perhaps surrounded by a legend, is in Borgo Ognissanti at number 12, where is located the reversed balcony. Admiring it is a real pleasure especially if you think about the legend that surrounds it, not because it was object of...
Lake Como, Italy - My View Of The Lake
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Sharon Stajda
Just a short bus ride, 25 miles north of Milan, is one of the most scenic spots in all of Italy - Lake Como. Its shores are circled with charming little towns and fabulous century-old villas; one larger, and more ornate than the next. The glistening water beckons one to sit, and take time to enjoy all that the lake and surrounding lush scenery have to offer. Lake Como being the third largest lake in Italy, I found it not only tranquil, but magical. With its lush Mediterranean...
A Quick Guide To Venice
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Chic Retreats
Is Venice the most romantic city in the world? It’s certainly hard to beat, especially when you’re staying right in the centre of things.
Where is it?
Venice is a city built on water - just off the north east coast of Italy, facing the Adriatic Sea - and is famed for its canal network, opulent palazzos and beautiful religious buildings and art. It has an airport on the mainland but from there, you need to take a water bus to reach the city.
Where can I stay?
The b...
A Quick Guide To Tuscany
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Chic Retreats
Tuscany has long been a favourite destination for anyone looking for an authentic Italian experience.
Where is it?
Tuscany is a large area in central Italy that stretches to the Mediterranean coast. It is divided into ten provinces, which include some of Italy’s most beautiful towns and cities; Florence, Siena and Pisa.
Where can I stay?
Many people choose to stay in villas when they visit Tuscany, preferring the independence of self-catering to the routine of a h...
The Imperial Age Is Alive When You Travel To Vienna
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Frank Johnson
There is no city that encompasses Western European sophistication and Eastern European culture and charm quite like Vienna, Austria. Baroque edifices enchant the pristinely kempt boulevards while sleek restaurants are packed with networking business suits. Remnants of pre-Roman history in the Danube River Valley make Vienna an intriguing center of human settlement apart from its European neighbors. Celtic and Viking history adorn the extensive museum collections while any con...
Everything Italian
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Rachael Cleipher
I have had many opportunities to travel in the past few years. I am grateful for each chance I have had to see new parts of the world and to learn from cultures and people that are different from me. There are valuable things to be gained from all cultures, but I have fallen in love with all things Italian.
I have never been somewhere as magical and wonderful as Italy. There is something special about that country that cannot be understood until it is experienced. I spent ...
Travels Through Lake Garda, Italy
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Steven Cronin
“Your bill sir,” the waiter whispered with a gentle murmur of broken English. He spoke with a smile. He either expected a tip or had just broken wind. The consequences of the latter were too grim to bear so I settled up quickly and retreated to the waterfront.
Lake Garda glistened in the moonlight, perfectly still but for the faint ripples from passing boats. Illuminations danced like fireflies upon the open water, enticing you into the lake to view the town from a differe...
Your Holiday In Tuscany
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Matt Shupe
A region on the West coast of Italy, Tuscany is a fantastic destination for a truly unique vacation. Lying on the Tyrrhenian Sea Tuscany benefits from great beaches on one side and yet is also surrounded my magnificent countryside on the other. Major towns and cities in the area include Pisa, the location of the famous leaning tower and Florence, two of Italy’s most visited places.
Tuscany is divided into regions, one of which is called the Chianti Classico. For those of y...
Wine Tours: La Dolce Vita
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Amy Covington
As you pour the first glass of your favorite Chianti or Chardonnay and settle into an intimate Friday evening, you wonder about the wine's origins. Look no further for the answer to your fleeting Friday night queries-Italy, land of romantics, heroic epics and passionately-written plays. In the countryside and cities where the Renaissance began it seems fitting to find a hedonistic exploration of the richest vineyards in the world to suit even the pickiest travelers. Best know...
Travel To Milan: A World Class City
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Frank Johnson
A visit to Italy is not complete without traveling to Milan, Italy's international hub for fashion that would make the French jealous, culture that epitomizes European life and commerce that crowns this city the default capital over Rome. Milan, located in the northernmost Lombardy region, has had an eclectic history of rulers (Roman, Spanish, Austrian, etc.) due to its proximity to the rest of Europe and is therefore far more independently spirited and multicultural than the...
Travel To Florence: An Ever-Blooming Retreat
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Frank Johnson
In the first century BCE, the Romans appropriately renamed this former Etruscan town Florentia, or destined to flower. With this blessing, Florence (Firenze) remained faithful to its namesake to become the unrivaled authority of Renaissance art, literature and culture. The romantic narrow passages of the city's core hold timeless treasures that gracefully dissolve the rest of the world's troubled existence. Travel to Florence for a truly authentic Renaissance experience.
S...
The Hidden Tourist Attractions Of Rome
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Steven Cronin
Countless words have illustrated the Colosseum, and its fearless gladiators; the Pantheon, and its gateway to the gods; and the Roman Forum, once heart of the mighty Roman Empire. But what of the hidden tourist attractions of Rome and those that receive fewer column inches?
For a taste of the macabre try the Capuchin Crypt, the original haunted house. Ghoulishly decorated with the bones of long dead monks, the Crypt is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Those monks pri...
Travel To Italy And Experience Europe
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Frank Johnson
If you want to experience Europe, you need to travel to Italy. No other country on earth offers the depth, breadth, and scope of Italy. For lovers of art, history, architecture, or music Italy is unsurpassable. From the Ancient Roman Empire to the Medieval Tuscan fortress towns and the Venetian Republic, Italy's incredible historical diversity has come together to produce a country so incredible, so remarkable, so beautiful as to leave the visitor with an unquenchable desire ...
The Ancient Sites Of Rome
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Steven Cronin
For 3,000 years Rome has stood at the forefront of civilisation. The might of the Roman Empire brought great wealth and prosperity to the city and its allies. Rome became a treasure trove of extravagant architecture and monuments.
As fortune smiled down on Rome, their riches established communities endowed with ornamental landmarks, many of which stand to this day.
At the core of the once mighty Empire, The Roman Forum was the heart and soul of government. Originally a ...
Rome: A Brief History
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Steven Cronin
Rome has been synonymous with mythology since the birth of civilisation. Few places around the world conjure such colourful legends. Since the dawn of time itself, Rome has appeared to have had a say in almost everything that has occurred.
The Roman Empire had a huge influence on the course of European art and culture. Lasting impressions of Roman architecture have survived right up to the present day, from the ruins of the Colosseum at the epicentre of Rome itself, to far...
Italy: The Art Of Good Living
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Steven Cronin
Most people’s perception of Italy is that of style, a country whose taste for the good life is matched only by its panache. The food is full of flavour, created with a desire to serve nothing but the best.
Variety is the spice of life; kitchens all over the country try to outwit one another with new recipes, each one tastier than their neighbours.
But what drives the Italian people is their passion, their zest for life. Nowhere else is life lived with so much enthusias...
Vienna: City Of The Arts
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Steven Cronin
On the banks of the Danube, Vienna and its population of over 2 million people bask proudly in their cultural heritage. Vienna’s love affair with the arts stretches back centuries and helped make it today, Austria’s number one tourist attraction.
A romantic imperial city, Vienna bears the hallmarks of a capital steeped in history, beautifully contrasted by its modern infrastructure.
A city of music, Vienna was home to some of history’s greatest composers. Mozart, Beetho...
Venice: The Floating City
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Steven Cronin
For a millennium, Venice has provided inspiration for artists and writers. This coveted city is made up of 118 islands linked by 453 bridges. Each corner of town exhibits individual architectural magnificence, the city combining as one to form a spectacular theatrical stage set.
Beautiful churches adorn the banks of the Grand Canal as she snakes her way through the city. This main artery is at the centre of a myriad of canals running throughout the town.
The lifeblood o...
The History Of The Venetian Mask
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Steve Gink
The history of the Venetian Mask is one which sounds as though it stems from fairytale or legend but which goes to show that sometimes truth is stranger than fiction.
Way back in the 13th Century, Venice was more than just a small city in Italy. It was a very important part of Italy and was known by the name of the Venetian Republic. This Republic was small, with a population in the region of 150,000 people. Nonetheless, the Republic had a very successful trade, which was ...
Rome – places to see, places to stay
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