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Art, History, and thousands of years of modern culture can be found in Italy. At the beautiful city of Venice you can experience the Venice Carnevale. Visit the Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel in the Vatican Museum. Visit the Trevi Fountain and experience the fable power. Lean with the Leaning Tower Of Pisa or stand with the Statue of David.


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Old 08-14-2006, 05:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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If you like religious icons, churches, and architecture, Assisi is a nice gem in the mountains to go visit. Assisi may sound familiar because this is where the famous St. Francis of Assisi was from. This small town filled with architecture is on a mountain top and is a very quiet sort of town. Lots of hills and lots of interesting little shops.

Some sights to see are the St. Francis Bascilla looking over the whole city, St. Clare's Bascilla, and St. Mary of the Angels Bascilla. You can also see the monastery where St. Francis stayed at even higher on the mountain. St. Francis and St. Clare's story is a very romantic one. They were both lovers and came from very rich families but when St. Francis decided to go into the cloth, St. Clare followed against her parent's wishes. If you're not so religious the architecture is just breahtaking. You can see a mix of both Romanesque and Gothic buildings.

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Here is a picture of St. Francis Basilica

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If you take a public bus from the train station, you get higher up on the hill than if you are on an organized bus tour. A little bit of walking up hill from where the public bus drops off and you get to see some really unique, beautiful sights.
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how to travel from florence to athens
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Hi, your travel from Florence to Athens will be interesting and adventurous if you choose one of the Italy package tours. These package tours cover all the popular places in between your journey including Pisa, Cinque Terra-La Spezia, Venice, Rome, Naples, Patras and at last to Athens. Choosing the best Italy package tours for visiting Italy is really worth your money.
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