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Churches of Rome
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Over 900 churches cover ancient Rome, a city rich with remarkable history and awe-inspiring art. Each religious site, most of which are of Roman Catholic origin, is magnificent and unique. Visitors can gaze in awe at eye-catching architecture and over-sized marble columns
Italian Opera Houses
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It's often said that life
imitates art but in Italy, art imitates life. Italians are a tremendously passionate
people. A walk around any city is likely to reveal similar images: a beautiful
young couple locked in a steamy embrace in the centre of a piazza, a frail and
old man bellowing obscenities at a television set as his beloved soccer team
frustrate him closer to an early grave and the Sicilian
chef, strutting confidently around his kitchen, creating the most artistic of
dishes from the simplest of ingredients. This passion can also be observed set
to music in the most spectacular of settings in Italy's premier opera houses.
Rome's Top 10 Fountains
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Known as the Eternal City, Rome exudes a chaotic energy, with locals zipping in and out of heavy traffic and hoards of tourists flocking to the city's numerous attractions. This eternal energy flows in and out of every facet of the city, including the numerous fountains that can be found throughout Rome's ancient streets.
Tourism and Rural Life Combined - Agritourism in Southern Italy
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Less travelled than northern Italy, the south has kept many of its secrets. Hot and suggestive, it has been inhabited as long as the mind can imagine. Surrounded by water and jutting precariously out into four different seas, tides have brought in ship after ship full of pirates and marauders. Earthquakes have ravaged its interior, and droughts nearly starved its people. But as inhospitable as it may seem, it has also sustained human life for nearly a million years.
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