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Beyond Rome and Florence: 12 alternative Italian destinations

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A guide to visiting some of Italy’s lesser known towns, cities and villages.

Tired of Rome? Done Milan? Kids start crying whenever you suggest another EM Forster tour of Florence?

Italy’s big cities are no doubt worthy and its popular regions are popular for good reason. But some of the country’s lesser known towns and villages are equally, or more, impressive. Here are our favorites.

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The Yachts from Le Marche | Wider Logbook Issue 1- Jan 2014

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The first edition of WIDER Logbook, where we’ll be discussing Wider 150’, Miami Boat Show 2014 and Wider 32’.

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Buy Le Marche Wine Online | DADAISMO - gift idea Fazi Battaglia

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Enoteca online Fazi Battaglia: Dadaismo. Confezione da 4 bt litografato: 1 le moie, verdicchio dei castelli di jesi doc cl. sup. fazi battaglia 2012 - 2 passo del lupo, conero riserva

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Parcours en etappes Giro d'Italia 2014: programma start Noord-Ierland

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Giro d’Italia 2014 – wielrennen. De Giro d’Italia gaat in 2014 op 9 mei van start in Noord-Ierland en zal drie dagen op het groene eiland verblijven. Daarna gaat de strijd om het Roze Tricot verder in Italië, waar drie ritten zullen worden opgedragen aan de tien jaar geleden verongelukte Marco Pantani. De Italiaan werd in 1998 een van de weinigen die een “dubbel” won, in zijn geval de Tour de France en de Giro d’Italia. Pantani groeide na zijn dood uit tot een soort cultfiguur.

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Binnenzijde Ferrari 458 Italia volgens Carlex Design

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De kleur rood wordt vaak geassocieerd met gevaar, passie, vuur en bloed. Carlex Design mixte deze woorden en bracht het samen in het interieur van de Ferrari 458 Italia. Bij Ferrari kan de klant via het Tailor Made programma zijn eigen individuele interieur laten samenstellen. Maar zover als Carlex Design gaat, gaan de Italianen niet. Het bedrijf dat gespecialiseerd is in deze zeer unieke interieurs liet zich inspireren door alle elementen die passen bij de kleur rood. Deze mix is terug te vinden in het prachtige interieur van de Italiaanse supercar. In tegenstelling tot bijna alle andere Ferrari’s is er weinig carbon fiber te zien maar vooral veel leer en alcantara.

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San Gimignano – The Unspoiled Rustic Charm of Tuscany

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If you have just been to Tuscany and haven’t been to the town of San Gimignano, then I suggest you to return back and visit this enchanting city of towers!

Honored as a world heritage site by UNESCO and acknowledged as the city of towers by CNN.com in 2010, San Gimignano thrives on a breathtaking skyline; and perhaps this is the reason it has been nicknamed as the medieval Manhattan by many.

San Gimignano has a great wealth of historical ruins. It had been ruled by many different empires and noble families since its origin. The history of this marvelously beautiful Tuscan town dates back to Etruscan era; in fact, it was a major stop of pilgrims who used to travel to Rome and Vatican City for commerce.

The noble families living in the town created around 72 sky-high towers to show off their great wealth and power to their enemies. However, only 14 towers could survive up to the current age. […]

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