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When visiting the island of Sicily in southern Italy, it’s easy to spend your time in the main cities such …
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Rome’s Opera House, built in 1880, has traditionally been overshadowed by La Scala in Milan and La Fenice in Venice, …
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San Marino is mostly known for its stunning medieval and renaissance fortifications, crenelated walls, lofty cliff top towers, and narrow …
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Florence is the heart of the Tuscany region, making it a good base to visit other nearby Tuscan cities. Here …
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Emilia-Romagna is widely regarded as the home of the finest food traditions found in all of Europe, let alone Italy. …
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This small town set in the rock of a hill of dual tip, experienced the interest of kings, popes and …
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Cycling is the perfect way to explore the Italian countryside this time of year. Umbria is home to one of …
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Let me introduce you a secret Apulia, the one of the Mounts Dauni area, next to Campania and Molise regions. Here you find …
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This version of a classic Italian meatball recipe makes tender white fish the star, swimming in a simple ragu and …
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Sulcis may be one of sardinia’s poorest regions, but it’s rich in isolated beaches, ancient archeology, dense forest—and people whose …
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