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A Road Trip Through Umbria, Tuscany's Hidden Neighbor

September 11, 2016 by Celi

A snapshot taken along the way from Orvieto to the "City That Dies," Italy

What if I told you there’s a region in central Italy that’s just as beautiful as Tuscany but still relatively unknown (or almost)? Umbria will leave you speechless. Don’t be the last to discover it. Why Umbria? In the shadow of Italy’s renowned Tuscany lies the much lesser-known Umbria…

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Discover the most beautiful spots in Assisi in 24 hours

August 21, 2016 by Celi

Abbey of Assisi

World-famous thanks to St. Francis of Assisi, this city boasts some of the most beautiful streets and views in Umbria, Italy. Just a short distance from Perugia lies the walled town of Assisi (known in Spanish as Asís). It is built on a hillside and surrounded by vast green fields,…

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Perugia, the romantic capital of Umbria

July 8, 2016 by Celi

Perugia, Italy, Umbria

Perugia, in central Italy, is a vibrant medieval city brimming with life, romantic strolls, great food, and hidden gems. A walled city perched atop a hill, it will captivate you with its cobblestone streets and walls steeped in history. If you’ve explored Umbria a bit, you won’t be surprised at all that…

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The Middle Ages, Gastronomy, and Cycling at Lake Trasimeno

June 12, 2016 by Celi

Castle by Lake Trasimeno

Lake Trasimeno and the villages that line its shores offer the perfect blend of nature and medieval Italian architecture. It’s an ideal place to spend a romantic weekend, go for an easy bike ride, or simply relax by the lake. It offers a wide range of options for enjoying your free time: villages…

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Explore Orvieto’s Etruscan roots and the dying city

May 29, 2016 by Celi

Orvieto seen from a distance, Italy

Orvieto and the Cività di Bagnoregio, also known as “the dying city,” aren’t Italy’s best-known towns, but they deserve to be in the top 10 at the very least. The photos speak for themselves… Located just twenty kilometers apart, both sit atop a hill, which gives them…

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Hiking in Castelluccio di Norcia

May 1, 2016 by Celi

Piano Grande, near Castelluccio de Norcia, Italy

Castelluccio de Norcia is famous in Italy for its wildflowers. Situated near Mount Vettore, it’s a perfect starting point for exploring the Sibillini Mountains. The Sibillini Mountains Natural Park is a little-known destination in Italy, compared to other regions of the country. It’s located between the Marche region to the east and…

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Explore Venice's canals during the off-season

April 16, 2016 by Celi

A forgotten canal in Castello, Venice

Discover the beauty of mysterious Venice in winter, before it’s overrun with tourists, and save money at the same time. You won’t regret it. Venice is one of the most visited cities in Italy—and indeed in Europe. And it’s no wonder, since its beauty is unique and wonderful. However, the…

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Lanzarote: Land of Fire

14/02/2016 by Celi

Caldera Blanca Volcano, Lanzarote

Lanzarote, one of the Canary Islands, enchants everyone with its beautiful beaches, its black lava fields and living volcanoes that offer views full of magic. If you enjoy good weather and love beautiful beaches, Lanzarote is your place. If you want to go to a magical place, whose land emanates peace, warmth,...

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Exploring Florence: What to See and Where to Eat Like a True Tuscan

October 10, 2015 by Celi

Views from the bell tower of the Duomo in Florence

Whether you love art or not, Florence is a must-visit destination on your bucket list. The birthplace of the Renaissance and the finest Tuscan cuisine await you. In Florence, you can stroll through narrow cobblestone streets, enjoying the shade on hot summer afternoons, while looking up to admire…

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A Tour of Tuscany: Siena and Val d’Orcia

October 10, 2015 by Celi

Val d'Orcia from Pienza

Discover the real Tuscany you’ve seen in the movies from the comfort of your own car. Siena, San Gimignano, and the Val d’Orcia won’t disappoint you. When you type “Tuscany” into Google Images, you’ll see rolling green meadows. Like turtle shells, they overlap one after another until the horizon disappears from view, dotted here and there…

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