Good Things From Italy

zaterdag 12 oktober 2013

Via Flaminia present op de beurs - automotoditalia.nl

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Via Flaminia presenteert zich ook op de beurs. Deze organisatie biedt een 3-tal verschillende rally’s aan voor Italiaanse auto’s. Op de beurs presenteren ze een bijzondere Giulia 1300 Berlina, de oudste bekende in Nederland. De auto is ongerestaureerd en dateert uit 1964!

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Transavia voegt Turijn toe aan bestemmingen in Italië | Stedentrips in Italië

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De eerste vlucht van Transavia naar Turijn, een gebied voor wintersport en stedenbezoek.

Turijn is tegelijk een winterbestemming voor het prachtige skigebied van Piemonte en Aosta als een veelbelovende citytrip naar een historische stad die vaak wordt overgeslagen door de stedentripper met zoveel concurrentie van ander moois in Italië. Maar ten onrechte!

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Around 50 dead in new migrant-boat disaster - ANSA English - ANSA.it

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(ANSA) - Rome, October 11 - Some 50 people are dead after a new migrant-boat disaster in the Channel of Sicily on Friday, ANSA sources said. A dozen children are reportedly among the victims.

The wreck comes just eight days after a migrant-boat disaster near the Sicilian island of Lampedusa in which as many as 363 people, mostly Eritrean and Somali, may have died.

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Canaletto work returns to abbey after 270 years

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One of Venetian artist Canaletto’s finest works, L’Entrata nel Canal Grande e la Basilica della Salute (The entrance to the Grand Canal and the Basilica of Health) will go on display in November in the Medieval Abbazia di San Gregorio in Venice, where the work was originally conceived and painted.

Organized by the Fondaco Venezia, the exhibition, entitled Gero Qua (I was there), will be open 24 hours a day between November 10th and December 27th, in the exact spot where the 18th century landscape artist painted it.

There, viewers will be able to compare the painting with the original view of the Basilica that inspired Canaletto centuries ago.

Painted between 1740 and 1745, the work offers a view towards the Baroque white marble Basilica di Salute, created by architect Baldassarre Longhena as an offering for the city following the end of an outbreak of the plague.

Also visible are the Doge’s Palace, the Magazzini del Sale and the Punta della Dogana as well as a scattering of noblemen, merchants, boatmen and local gondoliers of the day. […]

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