Archive for the ‘Italy’ Category
Cyclists on 28-Day ExperiencePlus! Italian Cycling Tour Pedal Route of Garibaldi from Sicily to Turin
FORT COLLINS, CO, January, 2011 — While “Viva VERDI” may apply to his La Traviata in this season‚s new Metropolitan Opera production, 150 years ago this was a political acronym signifying a desire for a unified Italy by Garibaldi and his followers known as redshirts, some of whom in 1860 traveled the length of Italy [...]
January 27, 2011
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Rome is Glittering in the New Year
Story & Photo by Elisabeth Lang (eTN) – The Forum Roman is dressing up in new ecologic light and illuminating one of the most precious and beautiful places in the “Eternal City” until the early hours of dawn (2:00 am). Since December 30, 2010, radiant light from Campidoglio to Titus Arch – all along the [...]
January 10, 2011
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The Uffizi Gallery in Florence Has the Best of the Old and the New
The Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, is one of the oldest and most famous art museums of the Western world. The following is complete information about exhibits, entrance fees, and a bit of history.
December 30, 2010
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It’s a Slow Life in Abbiategrasso, Italy
In our fast world many people look for haven of peace. The Italian town of Abbiategrasso offers that. It is part of the Cittaslow movement that promotes slower and thus more enjoyable life. The lifestyle involves fewer cars, good food, silent streets and better relations with people.
October 18, 2010
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This Italian Tyrol Castle is not Just for History Lovers
South Tyrol is a popular tourist destination especially because of the region’s rich history. There are some 400 castles, mansions and ruins. Tyrol Castle, which gave the name to the region, is one of them. When in South Tyrol in Italy one should not forget to visit Tyrol Castle, which is not far from the [...]
September 1, 2010
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No Shorts or Sleeveless Shirts Allowed in Vatican Territory
Vatican newly requires all people who enter its territory to wear clothes that cover knees and arms. It does not matter if you are a teenage girl who wants to see the basilica or 80 year old lady who just wants to buy some medicine in local pharmacy. If you are not properly dressed the [...]
August 10, 2010
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The Colosseum tunnels: Rome’s latest tourist attraction
They were dark, dank places of terror for man and beast alike. But the tunnels beneath the Colosseum, Rome’s most famous ancient monument, are set to become the city’s latest attraction when they are opened to tourists in August. After months of work to make the subterranean structures safe, visitors will be able to explore the [...]
August 9, 2010
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Healthcare Tourism – Italian Spa Resorts are Winners
Italian thermal spas have long been renowned all over the world. Local specialized treatments, wonderful setting and high-standard of services lure millions of ‚patients‘ to Italy every year. Italy belongs to one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe; its fascinating history and architectural treasures, combined with breathtaking sceneries and culinary magic create an [...]
July 19, 2010
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Roman Colosseum Opens its Underground to Tourists This Summer
The renovation of tunnels and underground chambers of the Roman Colosseum are coming to an end and tourists will have the opportunity to see the underground of the Colosseum for the first time this August. It was built in 80 AD and it has remained a great attraction till these days.
July 6, 2010
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From July 21st to the 25th, 2010 in Livorno – the Italia Wave Love Festival Again
The most famous Italian festival of Europe will take place in Livorno from July 21st to 25th! Italia Wave Love Festival presents a program including more than one hundred events in five days, original proposals highlighting how much diversity in the music field is lively. From China to Colombia, from Scandinavia, Nigeria, Jamaica, Japan, U.S.A., [...]
June 15, 2010
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