Milan City Guide

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Milan is the second city of Italy in terms of population and represents the engine of the country’s economy. If fashion and finance are faces of this glamorous city, the historic buildings and art collections are its soul.

With no doubts, Milan is the right place to be if you love shopping. It is home of fashion gurus such as Prada and Armani, but also smaller designers that filled in with their collections streets as Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga and Corso Venezia, all near the city-centre.

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Alghero Sardinia City Guide

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The town of Alghero is situated on a strip of land that juts out towards the sea. A promontory that seems born to accommodate an urban settlement.

From the sea you can catch with their eyes the mighty fortress that surrounds it. The profile of homes is low, all are equally high. It’s possible to admire the bell tower of the cathedral of the city.

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Cuneo, in the heart of the Granda Province, in Piedmont

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Cuneo is the capital city of the Granda province and it was founded in 1198 on a plateau in a triangle, a “wedge” in fact, situated at the confluence of the river Stura with the river Gesso.

The oldest part of town lies on the tip and is characterized by a checkerboard system along the central street (Via Roma) from medieval times. Famous for its cakes cuneesi Rhum, soft and fragrant, with their internal liqueur.

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Rome sites and tourist attractions

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You can expect a lot from Rome, seat of empire. The city of the Caesars, of “La dolce vita”, of lively squares, of churches and museums.

But also the city of traffic and noise. The city of Rome belongs to no particular historical period. Its quarters are a medley of ancient, renaissance and modern buildings.

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Soggiornare in un ottimo hotel in Toscana

Soggiornare in un ottimo hotel in ToscanaIl Viandante, Hotel tre stelle in Toscana, è situato a metà strada tra Firenze ed Arezzo, in un punto strategico per raggiungere non soltanto le due città, ma anche numerose altre destinazioni turistiche come il Chianti, San Gimignano, le Terme di Rapolano e Siena, ed un gran numero di Outlet, tra cui Prada, TheMall, D&G e Fashion Valley.

La posizione dell’Hotel lo rende praticamente ideale per chiunque voglia fare numerosi spostamenti nella zona: si trova a soli 300 metri dall’uscita Valdarno, sull’autostrada A1. Il parcheggio è particolarmente comodo.

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