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#106 of 515 things to do in Italy
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mypictures4u says:
If you like rocky landscapes Capo Testa is a must-go when you travel to the north of Sardinia. You'll find wonderful shaped and weathered granite rock there. The combination with the deep blue sea, the wind and the waves is simply breathtaking. Corisca, 12 kilometers apart, is visible at the horizon...
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#107 of 515 things to do in Italy
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Eric says:
Hadrian's Villa is actually located in Tivoli, which is a small town a few miles away from Rome, but it can easily be seen in a short day or half-day trip. This villa was a primary residence for Hadrian, who was emperor of the Roman Empire from 117-138AD. The ruins are in surprisingly good conditi...
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#108 of 515 things to do in Italy
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funinuk says:
After reading (and loving) Angels and Demons by Dan Brown (The Da Vinci code author)we just had to go on the Angels and Demons Tour in Rome. (we missed out on the Da Vinci Code tour in Paris!)
We started in the Piazza Del Popolo in a group of about 20, with an American guide.
She relayed the book ...
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#109 of 515 things to do in Italy
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adrianschori says:
About 700 meters above the Garda Lake you have a wonderful view over the lake itself and the villages on the coast. The road to this romantic church is very steep! I recommend that you leave your car on the parking lot and go up there on foot. It is definitly worth it!
If you want to have an even...
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#110 of 515 things to do in Italy
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Eric says:
This is the piazza, designed by Bernini, that sits in front of St. Peter's. The giant, paved street approaching the Piazza was built by Mussolini, and not part of the original design. Imagine some weary pilgrim wandering through a maze of small residential areas, and then suddenly rounding a corner ...
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#111 of 515 things to do in Italy
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lat1n says:
Imo this was money well spent. The Canal Grande Tour is with private water taxi and professional guide who is really freindly and spoke in at least 4 languages to the passengers. She explained the history behind all of the most famous building on the canal front. I would say the best t...
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#112 of 515 things to do in Italy
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wongjst says:
The Grand Canal is the largest canal in Venice, and also the most busiest water traffic corridors here in Italy. Imagine how many people who live there have to travel by the water bus and by private water taxis day by day.
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#113 of 515 things to do in Italy
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Eric says:
This bizarre park was built by an Italian soldier as a dedication to his wife, but it is an odd dedication at that. It is filled with surreal sculptures and buildings, but most of the sculptures are of fantastic looking monsters and creatures, hence the name of the park. What is especiall...
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#114 of 515 things to do in Italy
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portia says:
Rome has 13 of the ancient Egyptian obelisks, the most outside of Egypt! Obelisks were symbols of immortality for the pharoahs. Taken back to Rome as war bounties long ago (most of them). They are found in some of the most beautiful piazzas in Rome, but some are not as easy to spot unless you are...
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#115 of 515 things to do in Italy
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rupa_v says:
Prettau as it is known to the locals is found in the far reaches of the Italian Alps and is more or less in Austria, except for the fact that everything is bilingual! However, the locals all speak German as their first language and in fact the local dialect is one of the oldest forms of German still...
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#116 of 515 things to do in Italy
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irmayu says:
On streets of Rome you can find a lots of artist.
Enjoy in their art and give them some euro for efort :)
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#117 of 515 things to do in Italy
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Pearl510 says:
The Siena Duomo is said to be the most beautiful religious building in Tuscany (though it's truly amazing I do not agree completely, as I'm in love with Florence). But any way, the duomo is indeed one of the most unique churches (domes) I have ever seen. It has a very special atmosphere hanging arou...
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#118 of 515 things to do in Italy
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mn4262 says:
La Basilica di Sant'Antonio a Padova, conosciuta dai padovani semplicemente come il Santo, e la più importante chiesa della città e una delle più grandi e visitate al mondo. Non è comunque la cattedrale patavina, titolo che spetta al Duomo.
Architettonicamente sfugge ad una definizione stilisti...
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#119 of 515 things to do in Italy
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irmayu says:
well, in rome you can't miss coloseum, piazza venezia, piazza di espania, piazza di popolo, vatican and vatican's museum...etc
but my favorit is: Tiber - river Tiber and Ponte Sant'Angelo!
Water of Tiber is green like emerald. There is long walkside by the river. Water is so peaceful and gives...
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#120 of 515 things to do in Italy
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