The Venus gate is one of the six urban gates of Roman art in the Umbrian town of Spello, so called in the seventeenth century for its proximity to a ...
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Tradition tells us that the wife of a fisherman who lived in the Trave area invented it in 1800. To enrich the meal she cooked daily, once the housewife added ...
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Visiting an Italian village means experiencing it in depth. In fact, it is the small villages, unlike the big cities, that allow you to have more dense and unforgettable experiences. ...
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Cala Goloritzé beach can be considered one of the most suggestive of Sardinia declared in 1993 as "natural monument" of the Sardinia Region and since 1995 it is also "Italian ...
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Scanno is a magical village where it is possible to witness scenes of life that no longer exist in most other Abruzzo and Italian countries. Life goes by slowly and ...
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Are there free spas where you can relax in Italy? Part of the Italian territory is rich in spa areas, some of which are free to access, therefore totally free ...
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The church of San Pietro in Roccascalegna is located right at the foot of the renowned Roccascalegna Castle. According to some sources, the church dates back to 1568 even if, ...
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The Rose Garden of Rome is among the most beautiful and romantic gardens in the capital. Its origins are very ancient and as early as the third century. BC, the ...
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The town of Monterosso is considered the largest in the Cinque Terre area. Its beach is wide and fascinating and the first historical notes of it date back to the ...
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It is one of the most visited and appreciated places on the Trabocchi Coast and Abruzzo. The Abbey of San Giovanni in Venere is truly a pearl to visit. With ...
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