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About me
Hello, my "name" is Huge (Euge)!
I'm a traveller, a very good eater, a quite good speaker, an avaredge photographer...and a poor blogger. Nonetheless I want to write something about my wonderful country. Something useful and helpful for those who want to come to Italy. There'are a lot of things to see, to hear, to taste...probabily too many! For this reason, I hope that some of my inspirations and suggestions will be appreciated.
One of the most beautiful ways to visit Italy is through the “Cammini” (trails). The Via Francigena is definitely one of the most beautiful and fascinating. The Via Francigena is part of a network of routes, also known as “vie…
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The Cimbre Alps are a place I am very fond of. They are certainly not as known as the Dolomites and the other tourist resorts of South Tyrol, but they offer many opportunities to relax and play sports surrounded by…
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I know… The red train of Bernina is not properly ‘italian’ but it still leaves form Tirano and Valtellina. Anyways it’s such an amazing trip and it’s worth it. The connection Tirano-Sankt Moritz was born because of commerce and then…
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I do not know if San Daniele Prociutto (ham) is better than Parma or vice versa. But one thing is certain… I am greedy for both. Although I eat the ham every day … I’m not worried about seeing how…
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Gradara with its castle is a perfectly preserved medieval village. Its name is associated with one of the most celebrated adulterous history: love between Paolo Malatesta and Francesca da Polenta. Poets, writers and musicians have extolled for centuries the history of these…
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Portovenere was the old bastion that defended the borders in 14th century between the glorious maritime republics of Genoa and Pisa. The inhabitants descend from Genoese families, sent by the Doge, in defense of the territory. Portovenere has a strategic…
Continue readingThe “Mattanza” is a very old method of fishing tuna. Although because of the passing of time it lost many ancient features, it still has a very fascinating ritual. The last Mattanza was made in 2008 and from this year the…
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The island of Favignana is the largest of the Egadi archipelago. From above its shape seems to be a butterfly in the blue sea. It is located opposite the west coast of Sicily in front of the city of Trapani….
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In 1993, UNESCO declares the World Heritage Sites of Matera. On October 17th, 2014, Matera was designated European Capital of Culture for 2019 Matera is in the center of an incredible rock landscape that retains a great heritage of culture and…
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