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The fountains of Rome are known for their diversity and magnificence. But in this article we will talk about an unusual structure - a fountain for dogs. It is located on a street called Via Veneto, and to notice it is not so simple. The fact is that this small fountain is located almost at the very surface of the earth. Its purpose is to help quench the thirst of four-legged pets.
Visiting Roman sights can cost a pretty penny, and long lines do not add inspiration, no matter how wonderful the award awaits. Therefore, Blogoitaliano decided to devote time to studying the question of what ways to save time and money exist for organizing interesting and eventful Roman vacations.
The Academy of Fine Arts in Florence (Accademia di belle arti di Firenze) is the first European art educational institution. The Academy's art collection is one of the most valuable in Italy. Most tourists go to Florence in order to get into the gallery of the Academy. History In the middle of the XVI century, Florence ceased to be a republic, but art to some extent still remained the property of the people.
The medieval open-air museum is the name for the tiny town of San Gimignano, located in central Italy, in the province of Siena (Provincia di Siena). The city was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1990. It seems that the destructive power of time was powerless in front of this fabulous corner of Tuscany.
Continuing the theme of the first part of the post Attractions of Perugia, today we will talk about the most interesting places in the ancient city, remembering the times of the Etruscans and Romans. But before we go directly to the sights, we must first say a few words about the Square on November 4. Modern Square on November 4 in Perugia is a favorite vacation spot for young people.
What to see in Rome in 1 day and how to independently plan your route, what to take from the “Eternal City” to the maximum. Realizing that the guidebooks for the most part give just a set of attractions without any connection between them, BlogoItaliano decided to propose a plan for a walk through the center of Rome, which will allow you to see all the most important things.
Forgive me vegetarians, but this article will focus on meat. And not about simple meat, but about such meat that everyone loves. In my life I have not seen a man (meat-eater) who would not like prosciutto. Lisovskaya Natalia / Shutterstock.com If it's you, leave a comment below, I will give you the order. gorillaimages / Shutterstock.
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Recently, more and more tourists who come to Italy on vacation, show their disrespect for the monuments of local culture. Someone is trying to steal something, while someone is trying to mark himself on the walls of architectural structures. But, as experience and the latest news shows, all this is far from the limit of the "possibilities" of tourists.
An art exhibition dedicated to the Golden Age of Dutch painting has opened in Bologna. Despite the richness of the exposition, the "Girl with a Pearl Earring" became a real icon of the exhibition. More than one hundred thousand people have already purchased tickets for the exhibition, just to look at it. Vermeermania in Bologna Mass psychosis on the "Girl with a Pearl Earring" The exhibition in the Palazzo Fava opened yesterday, February 8, and will last until March 25.
Italian authorities discovered a villa turned into a private museum, which houses hundreds of artifacts stolen from the state. Police found this house in Lanuvio, located south of Rome. Roman columns, statues, decorated fragments of marble, frescoes, vases - all this was found in an impromptu house-museum.
The Venetian gondola is one of the main and most recognizable symbols of the city. Visiting Venice and not riding a gondola is like going to Paris without going up the Eiffel Tower. That is why BlogoItaliano decided to look into the history and the present of this type of transport in detail, and also learned how much it costs to ride a gondola in Venice and how to do it.
At the Old Catholic Cemetery are monuments made in the style of Baroque, Rococo and Classicism. Here you can see the grave of Giovanni Casanova - the brother of the legendary seducer and the burial place of composer Carl Maria von Weber. Old Catholic Cemetery The Old Catholic Cemetery (Alter Katholischer Friedhof) in Dresden is located in the Friedrichstadt district.
There is one family restaurant in Umbria where you are just fine. Here I want to sing odes to Italian Umbrian cuisine, enjoy life with friends. Not everyone was given to get here, but if you ever find yourself here, I will be sincerely glad for you. Bar Ristorante Da Giovannino - restaurant by the road 10 kilometers from Assisi.
Excursions in Sicily is a topic that BlogoItaliano has been picking up on for a long time. The program of routes on the island is extremely rich, and the assortment that will be offered to you will largely depend on where your hotel is located: on the North or South coast. I asked Sveta, a guide from Palermo, to tell her which 5 excursions were most popular with her among travelers.