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Spreewald is a protected area in the state of Brandenburg. The unique river reserve is called "German Venice". The main goal of travelers is Lede village. Spreewald - "German Venice", photo Alex Location of Spreewald Spreewald is a protected area in the state of Brandenburg. This beautiful region is located 100 km southeast of the capital of Germany.
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Have you ever thought about doing business on gelato? If so, then you need to Anzola delll'Emilia, a small town near Bologna: there at the University of Carpigiani Gelato (Universita 'Carpigiani Gelato) will teach you all the recipes, subtleties and wisdom of making popular Italian sweets.
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There are many reasons to visit Naples. And not only because Naples itself is a very remarkable city. So, Naples can serve as an excellent intermediate base for a trip to Pompeii and Herculaneum, on the Amalfi coast, the island of Capri, or just a point on the way to Sicily. Whatever the reason for visiting the capital of Campania for you personally, you should first find out how to get from Rome to Naples.
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A couple of hundred kilometers from Rome is a small but very interesting region of Abruzzo, which is still little studied by tourists. In Italy, it occupies only 13th place in terms of 14th place in terms of population. It would seem such a small territory. But despite this, there is something to see and be inspired in Abruzzo.
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How to choose the best operator that provides mobile Internet when roaming in Italy (and generally for traveling) in order to always stay in touch, use the maximum potential of social networks and at the same time not get too much money. BlogoItaliano decided to deal with the current offers in detail so that you can choose the best sim card for your travels.
How to get from Bologna to Milan and from Milan to Bologna as quickly as possible, comfortable and profitable. BlogoItaliano continues a series of articles exploring various transportation options for travelers who plan to visit both cities. Traditionally, we will consider a train, car, plane and bus, and you will only have to choose the option that more closely reflects your travel style.
In the continuation of the first part of the post Where to go in Italy in 2012: 5 ideas for an interesting vacation, Blogoitaliano continues its journey by Italy, paying attention to interesting and sometimes little-known events of this year, which, nevertheless, are very worthy of attention. Who knows, maybe this will help you better navigate the plans for the upcoming vacation, making it even more vivid and memorable.
There are a great many holidays in Italy - these are state, religious, and regional holidays; perhaps, even Italians themselves cannot list them all. But there are 12 major holidays that are recognized as official throughout the country - these days state institutions, banks, most shops are closed, and public transport operates on a Sunday schedule.