Rome Christmas Piazza Navona

Piazza Navona-Rome Christmas video

Tuscany Italy Video: Guarnacci Etruscan Museum

Volterra is a town in Tuscany about 1.5 hours from Florence. Nearby Siena and San Gimignano, Volterra was the center of Etruscan civilization 2500 years ago.

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Tuscany, Italy: Volterra Architecture Palazzo Priori

Click here for Volterra, Tuscany, Italy Palazzo Priori video brought to you by the Italian Broadcasting Company, the only television network about Italy in English.

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Book about Sicily Italy

Book about Sicily Italy
Sicily

That Summer in Sicily, a Love Story by Marlena De Blasi (2008)

Mattanza, The Ancient Sicilian Ritual of Bluefin Tuna Fishing by Theresa Maggio (2000)

Stone Boudoir, Travels Through the Hidden Villages of Sicily by Theresa Maggio (2002)

On Persephone's Island, A Sicilian Journal by Mary Taylor Simeti (1986)

Sicilian Odyssey by Francine Prose (2003)

A House in Sicily by Daphine Phelps (1999)

In Sicily by Norman Lewis (2000)

Sicilian Carousel by Lawrence Durrell (1977)

Cinque Terre by Boat

Cinque Terre by boat is a wonderful way to enjoy one of the world's most beautiful coastlines. The Liguria coast, the Italian Riviera, travel from Monterrosso or Levanto in the North to Portovenere at the Southern point and entrance to the Gulf of Poets (i gulfo di poeti) to treat yourself to a relaxing and gorgeous time.

The boat ride is about 20 euros and you may hop off at any or all of the five (Cinque) little towns (terre) during your day journey. Do leave some time to get all the way down to Portovenere to see what is a spectacular entrance between rock cliffs, ancient forts, and even Lord Byron's cove, into the port of Portovenere.

The colors in the water, from midnight blue to torquoise, the colors on the mountains, and the pine tress sprouting out of the rocky cliffs all the way into the ocean is a magical scene only to be experienced when traveling in Italy to the Liguria Coast.

Ciampi Airport to Rome Center

Take the bus at the airport to the subway. For less than 3 euros you'll be on the red line into Rome center, to Termini Station,. The red line goes on to Spanish Steps and Piazza Populo.

From Termini take the 40 or 64 bus from the front of the station to Largo Argentina, hotels in the Pantheon, Campo di Fiori, and Piazza Navona area.

Enjoy the center of Rome like a Roman...

Christmas in Florence, one to remember

During the Christmas season in Florence there is an eruption of lights, colors, culture, and the always present Italian hospitality.  Throughout the city, lights are strewn up and down avenues illuminating the beautiful architecture of Florence.  Under the cover of darkness, the parade of lights that interconnect the Piazza della Signoria and Piazza del Duomo is a sight that will forever be imprinted in your mind.  The Christmas fair in front of the Church of Santa Croce lets the mind, soul, and stomach indulge in all that Florence has to offer; with a little help from its european neighbors.  Florence celebrates the birth of Christ in a way that exemplifies its status as The City of Enlightenment.

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Nathaniel