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You are in Milan. Your goal is shopping or sightseeing. Then the public transport system will help you. We will analyze how the metro, trams, buses in Milan work, how much the tickets cost and how to buy them. Transport in Milan, photo by Mariano Mantel Milan's public transport is popular with citizens and tourists.
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Simplicity, originality and excellent taste are three criteria that literally force the hostess to opt for a particular dish. Carpaccio (Carpaccio), of course, meets all the requirements. This is a traditional Italian cut flavored with additional ingredients to enhance flavor.
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In the near future, special machines will appear in Italy that will receive and deliver mail parcels, Post and Parcel reports. The Australian company TZ will provide the solar country with such devices as early as 2014. TZ announced today that its partner, the Italian company FBA Italy Automation and Logistics, has won a tender for the acquisition of such devices.
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The American arms company for its advertising campaign chose the figure of David Michelangelo. Florence’s authorities plan to sue the “sacrilegious" "The advertising image of armed David is offensive, whiter than that, he violates the law. We will take measures to force the American agency to cancel their advertising campaign as soon as possible," the Minister of Culture wrote on his Twitter account Tourism of Italy Dario Franceschini.
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Lido di Jesolo is a resort town in northern Italy, the infrastructure of which is created specifically for tourists: well-equipped beaches, modern entertainment centers, luxury shops, excellent sports facilities, cozy restaurants and bars, and, of course, comfortable hotels of various price categories.
The city of Bari in Italy is the capital of the Apulia region, a rather large port connecting Italy with Greece, Croatia and Montenegro, as well as the second most important economic center of the southern part of the country. There are no large enterprises, the economy is developing due to the agricultural sector, trade, transport and tourism.
Rome is rightly called the city of fountains. In the old days there were more than 800 fountains, of which only 280 have survived to this day. None of the European capitals can boast of such a quantity and luxury of sources as Rome. That is why BlogoItaliano decided to devote a separate post to the fountains of Rome in order to focus your attention on those that deserve special attention.
Abano Terme is a famous thermal resort in the north-east of Italy, in 2013 recognized as the best in the country for a variety of cultural holidays and therapeutic techniques. It is located at the foot of the Euganean Hills, 10 km from Padua and 40 km from Venice. Legend has it that the first settlement here was founded by Hercules, returning from one of his campaigns and struck by the beauty of the area and its mild climate.