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  • Italy Travel Photo – Beautiful Tropea in Calabria Italy Travel Photo – Beautifu... Published on Thursday, April 18, 2013 by
    Ready for the beach? One of the most beautiful beaches in Italy is in the southern Italian town of Tropea in the region of Calabria. Tropea is also known for its stunning Norman cathedral and delicious red onions. Ready to plan a trip to Tropea or Calabria, contact  ItalyVacations.com...
  • Italian Town Now Charging Admission Italian Town Now Charging Admission Published on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 by
    It may be a sign of the times in cash-strapped and decaying Italy: an Italian town will now be charging visitors admission. The mayor of Civita di Bagnoregio, some 90 miles north of Rome, says his town is in desperate need of repair and thus will require visitors to purchase a three-euro ...
  • Enjoy Slow Art Day at Florence’s Palazzo Strozzi Enjoy Slow Art Day at Florence̵... Published on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 by
    An event taking place in over 100 locations throughout the world, Slow Art Day is a chance for art fans to take in beautiful works s-l-o-w-l-y. This year Slow Art Day is April 27.  If you're in Florence, a great place to experience the day is at Palazzo Strozzi. The Florentine reports ...
  • The Italy Mix: New Hotel Initiative in Italy, New NY-Milan Flight The Italy Mix: New Hotel Initiative... Published on Sunday, April 14, 2013 by
    The Italy Mix is a post about the most interesting Italy and Italy travel news and human interest stories around the Web each week. Here are our top picks for this week: New Hotel Initiative in Italy: The Italian government leases abandoned castles to hoteliers for cash. (Skift.com) ...
  • Italy Travel Photo – Salt in Trapani Sicily Italy Travel Photo – Salt in ... Published on Friday, April 12, 2013 by
    Trapani in Sicily is famous for some of Europe's oldest salt marshes - providing tasty sea salt and beautiful to look at as well! Photo by dapho, flickr.com...
  • Take a Faith Journey to Rome, the Vatican and Sicily Take a Faith Journey to Rome, the V... Published on Wednesday, April 10, 2013 by
    Join Perillo Tours and Father Mickey Bancroft on an unforgettable sojourn of the soul. Visit the highlights of Rome and Taormina including an audience with Pope Francis! All for the special price of $3499 per person, based on double occupancy. Here's what's included: roundtrip air...
  • Save on Perillo’s New Food and Wine Tour of Italy Save on Perillo’s New Food an... Published on Monday, April 8, 2013 by
     A true Italian journey includes experiencing Italy's culinary traditions. When in Italy, eat and drink, and that's the name of our new tour Mangia e Bevi! Save$250 Off Per Person on June 13, September 19, October 3 DeparturesHere's what's included:eat your way through Bologna's tortelli...
  • The Italy Mix: Siena’s Duomo, Warhol in Milan The Italy Mix: Siena’s Duomo,... Published on Sunday, April 7, 2013 by
    The Italy Mix is a post about the most interesting Italy and Italy travel news and human interest stories around the Web each week. Here are our top picks for this week: To Siena to See the Door to Heaven: For the first time ever, the upper walkways  in the vault of of  Siena's Duomo ...
  • Proprietor of Dal Pescatore Named World’s Best Female Chef Proprietor of Dal Pescatore Named W... Published on Friday, April 5, 2013 by
    An Italian woman has been named the world's best chef by Restaurant Magazine.  Nadia Santini, the proprietor of Dal Pescatore in the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, has won the honor.  Until recently her family's restaurant, which is over 100 years old, was the only restaura...
  • Seeing Too Much Art In Italy Can Give You Stendhal Syndrome Seeing Too Much Art In Italy Can Gi... Published on Tuesday, April 2, 2013 by
    Sixty percent of the world's art treasures can be found in Italy. That's a staggering amount of painting, frescoes, sculptures and artifacts. Its no wonder that when visiting Italy, travelers want to try to see it all, even though that is impossible.  Plus there's the risk of Stendhal syn...