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The Americans who bought a house in Italy

The Americans who bought a house in Italy

The Americans who bought a house in Italy Tour #Italy #houseinitaly #borgomarano #cupramarittima : I T R A V E L in I T A L Y .COM © Baldassarri Giuseppe house in ItalyBorgo MaranoItaly … Photo from Italy * Region Marcges Tourist Attraction * Location Borgo Marano Cupra Marittima Photo By Baldassarri Giuseppe, by 3.0/, Link Cupra Marittima Alta Borgo Marano. Cupra Marittima – the village kissed…

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Buying home in Italy

Buying home in Italy

Domus: A Journey into Italy’s Most Creative Interiors The Americans who bought a house in Italy How many of us have been sitting at home, seen a dreamy picture of a foreign country, and started planning our life there? That’d be a lot. But how many of us have actually gone ahead, bought a property and planned that future life — without setting foot in the location?I  Read more Buying a Home in…

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Landscape and culture

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Emilia Romagna

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Friuli Venezia Giulia

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Veneto

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The Tower of Pisa: History, Construction and Geotechnical Stabilization. The °° I T R A V E L in I T A L Y .COM

Source: The Tower of Pisa: History, Construction and Geotechnical Stabilization. The °° I T R A V E L in I T A L Y .COM

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Torre di Palme Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista Marche Italyitravelinitaly.com Photo By Baldassarri Giuseppe

Torre di Palme Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista, Piazza Risorgimento, 1, 63900 Torre di Palme FM, ItalyPhoto By: Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling – Own work, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, Link

Torre di Palme Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista, Piazza Risorgimento, 1, 63900 Torre di Palme FM, Italy The church of San Giovanni Battista in Torre di Palme is the oldest building in the medieval village. The original structure is probably related to the IX-X centuries, when the first community of Eremitani arrived on the Turris site of the ancient Picene city of Palma (Turris Palmae) and built the place of worship. In a papal document of 1188, a bull of Pope Clement III, the church of San Giovanni Battista is counted among the properties and churches belonging to the convent of Santa Mara a mare in Torre di Palme. Following the bull of Leo X (1516), the properties of the priory (jurisdiction nullius dioecesis) of Santa Maria a mare were annexed to those of the Metropolitan Chapter of the Fermo cathedral of the Assumption and managed by the canons. Click here for a map. @ itravelinitaly.com<br /><a href="http://dlvr.it/RWc0rp">http://dlvr.it/RWc0rp</a>

Torre di Palme Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista Torre di Palme Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista, Piazza Risorgimento, 1, 63900 Torre di Palme FM, ItalyPhoto By: Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling - Own work, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, Link…

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We are in Italy

We are in Italy

Italy: the most beautiful country in the world. We are in Italy and we know that we have one of the most visited countries in the world under our feet, a unique country, rich in history, culture, natural resources, and a consolidated artisan and gastronomic tradition. Yes an open-air museum, in every corner, in every street, in every small neighborhood hides a piece of history, tradition, and…

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We are in Italy Italy: the most beautiful country in the world. We are in Italy and we know that we have one of the most visited countries in the world under our feet, a unique country, rich in history, culture, natural resources, and a consolidated artisan and gastronomic tradition.

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Pedaso Monte Serrone Italy itravelinitaly.com Photo By Baldassarri Giuseppe

Pedaso Monte Serrone, 63827 Pedaso, Province of Fermo, ItalyPhoto By: Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling – Own work, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, Link Pedaso Monte Serrone, 63827 Pedaso, Province of Fermo, Italy Monte Serrone is the high hill that surrounds Pedaso, a place where in the past the city inhabitants found refuge in case of attacks by Saracen soldiers. Despite the relative distance from the sea, it is also popular in summer and this thanks to the sea breeze that ensures coolness. It is located above “old” Pedaso and can be reached by taking the Panoramic Road. The Astronomical Observatory is located there. The history of Pedaso begins with the Greeks (the Pelasgians), then the Picenes and the Romans, as evidenced by some archaeological findings around the mouth and sides of the Aso river, the Roman ruins in the nearby mountain Villa and archaeological finds that still recover from the sea , testify to the civilizations that have alternated here. The barbarian invasions forced the population to find refuge in the nearby hill, called Monte Serrone. Subsequently, it became a Fermano castle on the coast and as such had the task of monitoring the Adriatic with a tower, used as a lighthouse since 1877. At the end of the eighteenth century, as a result of the continuous collapses of the long “La Cupa” houses due to the landslide of the hill, development began at the bottom, along the sea. Click here for a map. @ itravelinitaly.com http://dlvr.it/RWXFw6

Pedaso Monte Serrone Pedaso Monte Serrone, 63827 Pedaso, Province of Fermo, ItalyPhoto By: Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling - Own work, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, Link Pedaso Monte Serrone, 63827 Pedaso, Province of Fermo, Italy Monte Serrone is the high hill that surrounds Pedaso, a place where in the past the city inhabitants found refuge in case of attacks by Saracen soldiers.

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TORRE DI PALME CHIESA DI SANTA MARIA A MARE Italy itravelinitaly.com Photo By Baldassarri Giuseppe

TORRE DI PALME CHIESA DI SANTA MARIA A MARE, Piazza Amedeo Lattanzi 2, 63900 Torre di Palme FM, ItalyPhoto By: Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling – Own work, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, Link 63900 Torre di Palme FM, Italy. CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA MARE OF TORRE DI PALME is dating back to the 11th century, the church consists of a complex of three interconnected churches that demonstrate a particular artificiality of the restoration interventions that have taken place over the years. The facade overlooking Piazza Amedeo Lattanzi, dating back to the seventeenth century, is built of bricks and stones. Without decorations, it has a portal and a rose window. Stupendous is the robust and thirteenth-century bell tower, original and decorated with pointed arches. Through the four large single lancet windows, you can see the trusses of the roof built in the restoration of the eighteenth century after the collapse of the cusp, which occurred following a lightning strike. To the right of the building, there is the Romanesque facade which overlooks Via Giulio Cesare. Continuing along the street you can see the third appendix to the building, the external part of the current sacristy: interesting are the terracotta predelle walled on the walls for decorative purposes, and the upper part of the arch of the window on the south side; on the west side there is the presence of another window surmounted by an arch, now walled up. The interior has three naves: magnificent as regards the structure of the presbytery consisting of cross vaults in the Romanesque-Gothic style. On the left there is a baptismal font consisting of two basins: the large one dates back to the pagan period, while the smallest is from the medieval period. The back wall was completely frescoed: today there are traces of paintings in a precarious state of conservation. The rest of the church was built in the 1900s. The large central vault built in a cane chamber was frescoed by the Sangiorgese painter Jacopo Nardi. Torre di Palme is a characteristic medieval village belonging to the circle of the Fermo castles. Torre di Palme stands on top of a hill and overlooks the Adriatic Sea, offering a spectacular panorama to attentive observers. The village of Torre di Palme developed thanks to the Augustinians, who also built a medieval castle with a strong defensive system. Torre di Palme is a village architecturally characterized by a stylistic uniformity of medieval and Renaissance buildings, elements that make it one of the most interesting historical centers in the region. The ancient village is cut from west to east by via Piave which is overlooked by the most significant buildings of the ancient town, also, it allows you to admire incomparable urban views in which the narrow streets frame wide views of the sea and the surrounding hills. Of interest to see in Torre di Palme is the Church of San Giovanni del Mille, in stone ashlars and hanging arches, inside which there are frescoes of the fifteenth century; the Priorale Palace with a round arch walled in the facade and a bell-shaped sail and the Church of Sant’Agostino, in Gothic order, with an adjoining convent, with a typical red terracotta, whose gabled facade is ennobled by a beautiful Gothic portal and rose window: not to be missed, inside, a panel by Vincenzo Pagani (1578) and an imposing polyptych by Vittore Crivelli. Along the course you reach the Church of Santa Maria a Mare, built in the twelfth century, in stone and terracotta ashlars, interesting the interior with three naves with the raised presbytery and Byzantine-style frescoes of the fourteenth century. In front of the church stands the Romanesque Oratory of San Rocco from the 12th century, whose sixteenth-century portal features the coat of arms of Torre di Palme. The village is surrounded by the thick vegetation of the Boschetto di Cugnolo, a protected floristic area, interesting because it preserves typical species of the Mediterranean scrub; the area is an ideal destination for hikers, also thanks to the suggestive Grotta Degli Amanti, theater of the tragic love of Antonio and Laurina, the two lovers who found death by throwing themselves into the void from the Fosso di San Filippo. Click here for a map. @ itravelinitaly.com http://dlvr.it/RWVrZ4

TORRE DI PALME CHIESA DI SANTA MARIA A MARE TORRE DI PALME CHIESA DI SANTA MARIA A MARE, Piazza Amedeo Lattanzi 2, 63900 Torre di Palme FM, ItalyPhoto By: Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling - Own work, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, Link 63900 Torre di Palme FM, Italy.

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Places to Visit in Valle d’Aosta

By Photo: Alien66 Visual Storytelling Photographed in:  Valle d’Aosta, Italy Date uploaded: Ma 02, 2020 Article: Places to Visit in Valle d’Aosta: Gran Paradiso National Park, Forte di Bard, Aosta, Skyway – Monte Bianco (Courmayeur), Val Ferret (Courmayeur), Lillaz Falls (Cogne), Castel Savoia (Gressoney Saint Jean), Lago d’Arpy (Morgex), Verres Castle (Verres), Notre-Dame de Guérison Sanctuary (Courmayeur), Fénis Castle (Fénis), Rutor Falls (La Thuile), Champoluc (Aosta), Mont Avic Natural Park (Aosta), Colle del Piccolo San Bernardo (La Thuile).Place:  Valle d’Aosta, Italy.Description place: The landscape beauties of the Aosta Valley are one of the most suggestive aspects of the region, an ideal destination for nature lovers.Click here for a map. Do you have a review, a comment, a question, or a suggestion?   Fill in the form below with your feedback … I travel to Italy and you?  Last shots and stories for index, continue here. Travel, and travelers in Italy discovering the soul of places: Slow tourism as a travel philosophy that allows you to see the most authentic side of a destination from a traveler’s experience.

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Places to Visit in Valle d’Aosta: Places to Visit in Valle d'Aosta By Photo: Alien66 Visual Storytelling Photographed in:  Valle d'Aosta, Italy Date uploaded: Ma 02, 2020 Article: Places to Visit in Valle d'Aosta: Gran Paradiso National Park, Forte di Bard, Aosta, Skyway - Monte Bianco (Courmayeur), Val Ferret (Courmayeur), Lillaz Falls (Cogne), Castel Savoia (Gressoney Saint Jean), Lago d'Arpy (Morgex), Verres Castle (Verres), Notre-Dame de Guérison Sanctuary (Courmayeur), Fénis Castle (Fénis), Rutor Falls (La Thuile), Champoluc (Aosta), Mont Avic Natural Park (Aosta), Colle del Piccolo San Bernardo (La Thuile).Place:  Valle d'Aosta, Italy.Description place: The landscape beauties of the Aosta Valley are one of the most suggestive aspects of the region, an ideal destination for nature lovers.Click here for a map.

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Moresco is a small castle village Italy itravelinitaly.com By Baldassarri Giuseppe

63826, Moresco, Province of Fermo, Italy.

By Photo Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling Photographed in Moresco, Province of Fermo, Italy. Date uploaded: Ap 30, 2020 Moresco is a small castle village in the province of Fermo; it is located on a panoramic relief of 405 meters high. The historic center of Moresco has the structure of the ancient castle it was; triangular in shape, completely surrounded by walls with the imposing 12th century Heptagonal Tower at the top. There is a second tower, called dell ‘Orologio, which overlooks the old access door to the castle.

Moresco

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Moresco is a small castle village. 63826, Moresco, Province of Fermo, Italy. By Photo Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling Photographed in Moresco, Province of Fermo, Italy.

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Pedaso the promenade and the moonlight.