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Rome more than any other city in the world is adorned by fountains large and small. The Popes restored many Roman aqueducts and built monumental fountains in the highly decorative Baroque style.
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There is no better time than the festive season to bring our loved ones together and share treasured family traditions. We dedicate weeks and even months to making sure this
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A breathtaking baroque city, Lecce instantly enchants you on your arrival. A city nestled amongst 17th century architecture, not far from the Adriatic Sea, Lecce is often referred to as
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Many of our travellers have been asking about the “new EU Visa requirements” for travel in 2025. First thing to know is that a specific start date has not been
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Considered one of the world’s most active volcanoes and Europe’s largest, Mt Etna towers over Sicily’s second-largest city, Catania. Located on the east-coast of Italy’s largest island, Mt Etna is
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The seaside city of Pesaro in Le Marche Region is not a location that comes to mind when we think of award winning Neapolitan Pizza. Nearly 500kms from Naples, the
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Across many seas, First Nations artist of Kamilaroi and Bigambul descent, Archie Moore represented Australia at the Venice Biennale 2024 with his installation titled ‘kith and kin’ – an installation
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Step back into the 11th Century, the year 1162 to be exact, a Carnival so far removed from the extravagance of the Carnevale di Venezia today, a celebration born over
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Lasagna on Christmas Day is a highlight for Italian families, a tradition passed down the generations. Le Marche Region also has a unique take on Lasagna, Vincisgrassi.
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Featuring three Italian stages, totalling over 600 kilometres, the Grand Dèpart Tour de France is set for 29 June 2024, beginning in Italy. The 111th edition of the Tour leaves from Piazzale Michelangelo in the heart of Florence, onto Turin, through Emilia-Romagna and Via Emilia, and passes through Piedmont before arriving in France.
