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Your Ultimate Slow Tuscany Travel Guide

By Lori Sorrentino on April 17, 2018 in Europe, Featured, Italy, Photos, Tuscany/Umbria

Let's face it -- when it comes to traveling, we have a thing for authenticity. Established avid travelers don't want manufactured tourism - the kind that doesn't relate to an area's culture or feels out of context for...

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Italian Culture Pick: Exploring Sicily Markets

By Carol Rolnick on March 2, 2018 in Europe, Photos, Sicily

Sicily markets are famous for its food, fresh and brimming with exquisite tastes, whether it be fruit, vegetables, meats, seafood or home-made pasta. The smallest village has at least a weekly market, while the bigger cities...

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Segesta & the Ancient Greco-Roman Ruins of Sicily

By Carol Rolnick on February 17, 2018 in Europe, Italy, Photos, Sicily

I love ancient ruins and the Greco-Roman Ruins of Sicily and the temples in Segesta are remarkable and worth seeing. Built about 410 B.C., the Greek Doric temple in Segesta located in northwestern Sicily is believed to...

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Sicily’s Mt. Etna, Europe’s Tallest Volcano

By Carol Rolnick on February 11, 2018 in Europe, Italy, Photos, Sicily

Remarkable Mt. Etna, spewing from one of her four active summit craters. Apparently, she has about 300 vents and fissures on her flanks.Mt. Etna, Europe's Tallest Volcano Mt. Etna, called Mongibello, or “beautiful mountain” in Sicilian...

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Spiritual Inspiration in Italy’s Titignano Castle for 6 Days in July

By Renee Blodgett on February 9, 2018 in Europe, Events, Italy, Photos, Tuscany/Umbria

It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of the Science and Nonduality gathering (SAND Conference) and have been attending as press for many years now. Although I've never been to their European event in...

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Venice for Art Lovers: Damien Hirst and Beyond

By Joel Simpson on January 9, 2018 in Europe, Italy, Photos, Venice

Leaving Museo Carrer in the magical Ialian city of Venice, I headed for Palazzo Grassi, which housed half of the Damien Hirst show, Treasures from the Wreck of the Incredible. While I normally think of...

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Cultural Travel: The Biennale, Venice Art & Beyond

By Joel Simpson on January 4, 2018 in Europe, Italy, Venice

I love to go to art fairs, where in a few hours one can visit dozens of galleries, often from around the world. New York is particularly rich in them—the Armory Show, Scope, Volta, Outsider...

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Milan Travel Guide For Fashion & Culture Lovers

By Kim and Clark Kays on October 29, 2017 in Europe, Italy, Milan, Photos

Milan is the capital of the Lombardy Province in northern Italy and the second most populous city in the country after Rome, with nearly 3.3 million people, so we thought it was worth putting together...

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Your Ultimate Slow Tuscany Travel Guide

Italian Culture Pick: Exploring Sicily Markets

Segesta & the Ancient Greco-Roman Ruins of Sicily

Sicily’s Mt. Etna, Europe’s Tallest Volcano

Spiritual Inspiration in Italy’s Titignano Castle for 6 Days in July

Venice for Art Lovers: Damien Hirst and Beyond

Cultural Travel: The Biennale, Venice Art & Beyond

Milan Travel Guide For Fashion & Culture Lovers

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