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Being closer to Africa than the Italian mainland, the fascinating Sicilian fishing port of Trapani is an interesting place to walk around and photograph. Although it seems to be off the beaten path, Trapani is actually well connected by bus and train to the capital of Palermo, by air (Ryan Air and others) to the …
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We explain how to explore Palermo Sicily once known as Ziz aka Flower. Modern Day Palermo Sicily, known for onerous traffic, glorious art, still active Mafia and challenging garbage situations is a wonderful city. Yes! The Phoenicians founded Palermo (Sicily) back in 734BC naming it Ziz and like flowers all over the world it still …
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When the streets of Sicily’s Capital, Palermo, get a little too hot and gritty, it’s time to escape to Cefalu for some cool seaside relaxation. It’s true that in Summer you’ll be far from alone in your admiration of Cefalu’s long beach and cute streets, but at other times of year it has a more …
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Pula, home of Pula Arena, the fourth most famous Roman Amphitheatre in the world today, is the largest town in Istria and eighth largest in Croatia. Croatian Istria is that knob of land jutting out into the Adriatic just below that charming Slovenian port of Piran. [pinit] The old centre of this friendly, walkable and …
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We arrived in Pula a small Croatian Town with a big Roman Amphitheatre, by car as part of our Ten Weeks in Europe. It was thrilling to discover the Arena was close to the marina and carpark and only minutes on foot from the centre of town, making it easy to see a lot …
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Updated May 2018. Since the 1860’s when the german artist Otto Geleng painted Ampitheatre at Taormina, encompassing the view of the Bay of Naxos and Mt. Etna, Taormina has been the star of Sicily. The cute hilltop village of Castelmola Sicily, a further 1km up Monte Tauro from Taormina, has no such fame, but it …
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In the town of Split on the Dalmatian cost of Croatia it is possible to step through a gateway in a modern bustling city into a Roman Palace built in 305AD. Palaces usually summon expensive thoughts, but it costs nothing to enter the palace in Split, making it the best of the free things to …
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The most southern region of Croatia’s coastline holds the stunning Dalmatian coast with the glittering islands near Split Croatia off-shore. Croatians love sun, beaches and swimming and gravitate to the ocean whenever they can. Some visitors treat Split as a mere stepping off point for the islands, but it is a beautiful and exciting town …
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