Aug 10, 2020• by wasatch
Visiting Medici Library, Florence, Italy
By the time Columbus sailed, Lorenzo the Magnificent had assembled the world's largest library and built an addition to the Medici Palace in Florence to house it. Lorenzo the Magnificent was so...
Jun 11, 2020• by laciociaraitaliana
Civita di Bagnoregio – The Dying City
So last summer, while my daughter and I were in the small town of Selvacava, in the Lazio region of Italy where my father was born, wondering what to do next, I had the brilliant idea of driving...
May 17, 2020• by CasaGarganoRavello
Passionate Love Stories Inspired by The Amalfi Coast
Ancient stories and legends nestle among the breathtaking rocks overlooking Amalfi. One of the most famous concerns the Torre dello Ziro, the cylindrical fortification built in 1480 by the Duke of...
Feb 10, 2020• by World_Fragment
Off the Beaten Track Rome: Etruscan Museum
On my third time in Rome, I decided to still run around like crazy and revisit some of the sights, but also add to my list new places that were a bit out of the way. So I went to the Etruscan Museum...
Jan 16, 2020• by laciociaraitaliana
The Mysterious Montagna Spaccata in Gaeta, Italy
The mysterious sea grotto of Montagna Spaccata, or Split Mountain, is a natural wonder found on Monte Orlando, a protected natural park in Gaeta. According to local stories, God was so...
Jan 15, 2020• by Jadebrahamsodyssey
Anyone who has studied art, architecture, film, or history will have heard of Florence Cathedral! Now known for Filippo Brunelleschi’s Dome, this most miraculous monument begs the question, how did...
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