Best cities and towns in Italy
Next to the Roman Coliseum is beautiful and amazingly well-preserved Arch of Constantine, named after the first Christian emperor, Constantine. It was built in 315 AD, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of his accession to power. In the past, all triumphal processions passed through this Arch. Although the arch was built for Christian emperor, there are no Christian
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Of all places in Tuscany, the south-east region is particularly interesting to visit as a tourist. Whether you are a first time visitor, or a returning one, there isn’t a better place to visit for a wonderful time than Pienza. In fact, this might be the only town in the area to have its center listed as a UNESCO world
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To the south of Tuscany lies one of the most tourist-friendly towns, Montepulciano, which even received official recognition and the orange flag, as to mark it for one of the best tourist locations to visit while you stay in Tuscany. Whether you are looking to see some of the most beautiful sites and landmarks, or you would like to taste
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Tuscany is a well known part of Italy, offering immense cultural heritage and fascinating locations from the north all the way to the south. One of the most beautiful locations, for the artistic minded, as well as the people who hold interest in history, is Pietrasanta. Location of Pietrasanta Known as City of marble, City of Artists or Little Athens,
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Tuscany is one of the most beautiful parts of Italy, which can offer you a glimpse into some of the most amazing experiences. Ideal for a peaceful vacation, as well as eager explorers looking for new exciting adventure, a Tuscan gem Volterra is definitely worth a visit! Why is Volterra a popular tourist destination? There is quite a lot of
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