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Locorotondo means round place. In fact the center has a round shape. The narrow alleys are a little maze in which …
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Triumphal arches have always attracted me as representing a historical impact by a particular emperor that unfolds a story of intrigue. …
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Where to find Florentine classics like ribollita, macceroncini with wild game ragu, and towering cones of gelato in the romantic Tuscan capital. …
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Although not as famous as neighbouring Switzerland and Austria, Italy is definitely worth visiting during the winter holidays. If you …
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The 2019 edition of the Venice Art Biennale runs from May 11 until November 24. Curator Ralph Rugoffhas entitled the exhibition ‘May …
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If you visit Rome, there is a good chance you will pass by Largo Argentina. The central site has numerous …
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Thirty years ago, few people had ever heard of the Via Francigena: a 2,000km medieval pilgrimage route that snakes a …
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The beautiful, wine-growing areas of Piedmont which with their landscapes shaped by of nature and man, have become part of the …
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Sure, it’s possible to zip between Siena and Florence, two of central Italy’s most beloved towns, in about an hour. …
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Orecchiette con cime di rapa is a classic Puglian dish that is delightfully simple to make. Cime di rapa, also known as broccoli …
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