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The San Pietro in Montorio Church, on the Janiculum hill in the rione Trastevere in Rome, was built during the Middle Ages, at the site where there used to be another church dedicated to Saint Peter. The church is full
The sixth rione of Rome, Parione, is not the largest district of the city, but it is located in the middle of the historic centre and therefore has a very interesting Top 10 Tourist Attractions. These include two of the
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The Musumeci Greco Museum is a small “house museum” in Via del Seminario in central Rome. The collection consists of a large number of weapons. The oldest date from the 15th, the most recent from the 20th century.
Li Galli is the name of a small archipelago located between the island of Capri and the city of Positano on the Amalfi Coast. It consists of the three main islands called Gallo Lungo, La Rotonda and La Castelluccia, and
Poggio Mirteto is a small hill-town in the province of Rieti, more or less 50 km north of Rome itself. Highlights are the Cathedral and the ruins of the ancient Roman Bagni di Lucilla.
Vetralla is located both along the ancient Roman Via Cassia consular road and along the Via Francigena pilgrim’s road. Therefore, there are attractions from Etruscan and Roman times as well as from the medieval and Renaissance periods.
The San Salvatore in Lauro Church is located in the Ponte district in the center of Rome.
Aci Castello is a coastal town in the province of Catania in Sicily. The town has about 18 thousand inhabitants. The main attraction of Aci is the castle, which towers above everything else on a rock along the coast. From
Abetone Cutigliano is a town in the province of Pistoia and is the most important ski resort in the Apennines. The town, which is made up of two municipalities of Abetone and Cutigliano that merged in 2017, is very small
Trentino-Alto Adige is the northernmost region of Italy. Although there are some beautiful towns, the region is best known because of its mountains, with the Dolomites in the Southeast and the Alps in the north. Trentino-Alto Adige is divided into