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Matera to Rome
Matera is built along the edge of a deep ravine, with the Sassi di Matera cascading down the hillside in layers of stone, steps, and narrow paths that rarely run in straight lines.
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Into Puglia
We were driving across the ankle of the boot now. I had a slightly romantic vision of doing it in one of those iconic little Italian cars.
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Napoli Unscripted
Napoli is alive. We visited this lively city on a 17-day trip through Italy—one that moved quickly from city streets to coastlines to long days on foot. But it started here.
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Espanha Double Dip
Residency cards in hand, we wasted no time putting them to use. On Thursday, we crossed into Spain with friends for a relaxed day in Ayamonte. But one day wasn't enough, we returned on Friday to check out the town of Huelva.
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Spain In December
Seville is a short 2 hour bus ride from where we are living. So, we decided to go on a December weekend to check it out.
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Rome on a Monday and homeward bound
Last day in Italy, and it’s a public transportation (metro & bus) strike. On this day we took a Taxi to the Trastevere neighborhood after first visiting Caffe Canova.Caffe CanovaWhat…
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Rome midday on a Sunday
The Jewish QuarterAfter havng a coffee by the Fontana delle Tartarughe, we headed into the Jewish quarter. We saw the synagogue then walked along the Teatro di Marcello and Portico di…
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Rome on a Sunday morning
Area Sacra Di Largo ArgentinaToday we walked to see cats, that and an archeologically significant area. Largo di Torre Argentina is the old Campus Martius, a publicly owned area of ancient Rome. It…