Nov
14
By Allan Dumayas
Who would’ve thought that a thriving Roman city was buried beneath 20 feet of volcanic rocks, pumice and ashes?

Vanished and forgotten, the walled city of Pompeii in
Naples, Italy was accidentally discovered 1,669 years after the eruption of its neighboring…
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Nov
13
By Marion
Christmas Tradition
The Hungarian Girl invites you to attend the
16th Stollen Festival in
Dresden, Germany.

In occasion of the festival, a giant stollen bread will be baked and paraded through the Old Town towards the Dresden Christmas Market.
Gay Christmas Market
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Oct
24
By Anita Choudhary
Offering the traveler excellent wines, fine cuisine, and spectacular natural beauty,
Chianti is located in the
Tuscany region of Italy and is famous for the red wine called by the same name.

There are numerous wineries in the region and many of them are…
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Oct
3
By Anita Choudhary
Located in the Lake Garda region,
Desenzano del Garda is one of many small towns situated around this pristine mountain lake located in the northern portion of
Italy.

Regardless of which one of these towns you spend time in, the nightlife at…
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Sep
18
By Marion
Danish Tourist Board Hoax
What do you think about the
Denmark tourism video campaign showing a Danish girl seeking the father of her child, a baby conceived on a drunken one-night-stand? Do you find this hoax video funny of tasteless? Does it make you want to visit
Copenhagen?
Dark England
Looking for a…
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Sep
11
By Marion
Family vacation in Salento, Italy, adventure holiday in Vancouver, Canada, romantic city break in Budapest, Hungary, trendy getaway in Mexico... What is your favorite holiday?

A Family Holiday in Southern Italy
On Travel Savvy Mom, Kimberly Sullivan recommends a
family trip to…
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Sep
10
By Anita Choudhary
Perched on a hilltop in central Italy’s Umbrian region, is the small town of
Assisi and its 25,000 (give or take) residents.

The city dates back to Medieval times so it is steeped in both culture and history. It is most noted as…
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Sep
10
By Anita Choudhary
No trip to the small medieval town of
Assisi is complete without seeing the many churches, large and small, located in this city of 25,000 residents.

The town is situated upon a hill in the Umbria region right in the heart of Italy…
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Sep
3
By Travel Agony Aunt
Dear Travel Agony Aunt,
How do I pre purchase tickets to visit the Villa Dei Papiri in Herculaneum? I will be leaving the state on Sept 15.Thank you. Arnold from California

Dear Arnold,
Tickets to the Villa of the Papyri can be purchased at the entrance…
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Aug
14
By Marion
If you are planning a trip to
Italy, check out these cool travel articles from five of the
new expat blogs stumbled upon by Italytutto this week:

- Italian Summer Drink. To those of you enjoying a summer holiday on the shores
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Aug
7
By Marion
Food Shopping

Travel Answer Man lists the
world's 15 best food markets including the Spice Market in
Istanbul, Turkey, Chatuchak Market in
Bangkok, Thailand, Mercado De La Merced in
Mexico City, Mexico, Mercat De…
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Aug
6
By Phil McDonald
There’s nothing like the warm and enchanting
Mediterranean.

It’s as though Europe has its own private swimming pool. If you squint at the map then you might just see the outline of an elephant. The trunk taking you to Gibraltar, the ears…
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Jul
17
By Travel Agony Aunt

Dear Travel Agony Aunt, We are a family of six, two adults four children. Have a villa already booked but require two overnight stops in northern sardinia. We just need somewhere basic and nice and cheap can you advise? Teresa, from Cardiff
Dear Teresa,
Responding to…
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Jul
8
By Rob Callan
The sun can be relentless in the summer months here in
Rome.

With everyone looking for a place to lay their beach towel it can become quite difficult to find the perfect spot. In my search for a strip of sand…
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Jun
28
By Anita Choudhary
The ideal combination of culture, history, and the ocean can be found on the island of
Sardinia, the second largest island in the
Mediterranean Sea.

The landscape is dotted with thousands of stone structures, proving how steeped in history…
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