Cagliari, a multi-millennial city, the pulsating center of the Sardinia region Cagliari, the ancient Karalis founded by the Phoenicians, stands on top of a cliff and is enclosed between the crystal clear waters of the Golfo degli Angeli and those of the salt marshes and ponds of Molentargius and Santa Gilla, one of the lowest […]
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Ancient heart of the city that beats under kilometers of arcades that join buildings, towers, roads and convents. Explaining why Bologna is called “la Dotta” is easy: the world’s first university was born here. Every branch of knowledge has developed in this city. Bologna was in the past the city most frequented by the great […]
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Discover Florence: artistic and historic heritage Visiting Florence means immersing yourself in a magical place, the cradle of Italian culture and the Renaissance. Florence is the capital of the Tuscany region, as well as one of the richest cities in history in all of Italy. It was the capital of Italy between 1865 and 1871, […]
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Traveling to Rome: a unique cultural experience in the world Rome means history: Etruscan tombs, Roman temples, Christian primitive churches, medieval bell towers, Renaissance palaces and Baroque basilicas. Eternal Rome is not just a way of saying. Eternal because its history is infinite and possesses the greatest vestiges of the past. Rome is great, Rome […]
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Visit Padua – Historic and spiritual town in Veneto Padua, in Veneto, is a city with over 200,000 inhabitants, famous as the City of the Saint. The remains of Sant’Antonio are in fact preserved in the Basilica of Sant’Antonio and attract millions of pilgrims from all over the world every year. In this section we […]
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There’s no escaping it: Venice is unique. For a start, this is a pedestrian’s city on a very human scale, cars are almost nonexistent, and beguiling narrow paths take the place of ugly city roads. The harmonious architecture seems to have sprung uniformly from somewhere between the 12th and 16th centuries, its secretive walls and […]
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