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Travel - The Five Most Romantic Cities in the World

The Five most Romantic Cities in the World



Author: Danica



A romantic and beautiful place is everyone's desire to hold wedding. Then do

you know which cities are generally considered as the most romantic and

suitable place for wedding? This article can help you have some knowledge

about those cities.

Verona is one of the Italy's most charming and beautiful cities. The reason

why Verona become world-famous is due to the Shakespeare's masterpiece Romeo

and Juliet and Verona is the hometown of Romeo and Julia, naturally, it

becomes a love place for those young man and women to worship.

Juliet's former residence locates in a small courtyard which is in the

center of Verona. And in front of the courtyard, there is a bronze statue of

Juliet, which has the same height, who looks slim and affectionate but

slightly sad. It is said that touch the statue can bring the beautiful love.

On the left of the statue is the marble balcony that fascinated by numerous

women and men, and it is the right rendezvous fro Romeo and Juliet. And all

the doors and walls are full of love words and blessings.

In addition, Juliet's tomb is also one of the Verona's spectacular. It is

said that Romeo and Juliet secretly held their wedding here. So, every year,

there would gather many young man from other places to hold their wedding

here. Therefore, love becomes a kind of religion of Verona.

Cologne is the city in Germany where cologne was first produced. Cologne was

born in the first century BC Roman times, and it has been called the north

of Rome. Because a series of steeple house it is also called northern

Jerusalem. Church is seems as the guardian of sacred marriage. And people

promised the lasting oath in front of Lord Jesus.

Cologne Cathedral, 157 meters high is the closest place to god in the world,

and here, lovers can hear the sound of god's blessing.

The north of Portugal's capital Lisbon had been sent as a wedding gift to

queen. Thus it is called the wedding city. Portuguese even the lovers around

the world deem this place as the starting pointing for marriage.

Casablanca takes its name from Spanish, means white house. Casablanca is

Morocco's largest city. And Hollywood's movie Casablanca made this city

world famous. Love and ideal become especially faithful in chaos. When

facing to death, all the love and hate are gone with wind; only love is the

main theme.

Athens takes its name after Athena who is the representation of justice and

beauty. And it is said that Athena's son is Cupid. So, everywhere of Athens

are shining with the light of love.



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Good Things Italian - How to Find a List of The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy

Our dear friend Alex Roe from BlogfromItaly.com is back with more Good Things Italian. Did you know that there are many beautiful villages in Italy and we make think its not as easy to find the most beautiful ones. Wrong!! Alex shows us how:


Italy has an almost endless number of beautiful villages. Many are unspoiled medieval villages situated on hilltops, others are dotted along Italy’s coastline, and some are tucked away in Italy’s many mountainous corners. The choice is nothing short of bewildering. Luckily there is a list.

Someone has thoughtfully created a list of Italy’s most beautiful villages and it can be found over on a website called ‘I Borghi Più Belli D’Italia’.

This official website set up by the National Association of Italian Municipalities, from which one can also purchase an 800 page guide in English to the huge number of beautiful villages of Italy, is addictive.

The website is easy to use too.


At a pinch, one could use this site when one is already here in Italy on holiday. Indeed, both before and during an Italy trip it will help you to put together quite a number of day trips, and if you travel to Italy to look for houses for sale, you might well find the location of your dream house in amongst all the villages listed
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Fragolino Time

From BlogfromItaly.com
Alex Roe Writes:




Fragolino Time




Fragolino is a mysterious, and for some, illegal drink. For those not in the know, fragolino is a type of grape, which gets its name from the Italian for strawberry – fragola. This grape tends to produce a wine with a sort of strawberry flavour, hence its ‘fragolino’ moniker.







Fragolino Drink
The ‘ino’ part of the word ‘fragolino’, pronounced ‘eenoh’, indicates that something is much smaller than normal in Italian. Example: bicchiere – glass, can become bicchierino – small glass, as in a small glass of wine. Back to the strawberry wine.
This Food and Wine Friday post takes a look at why the fragolino became illegal, and looks at a fragolino drink which is sold, supposedly legally, in Italian supermarkets.


Grapes from America
Popular opinion here in Italy that wine produced with the fragolino grape, also known, interestingly as the uva Americana – American grape, is illegal. As you may have guessed, the fragolino grape is not an European variety, but one which, judging by the name, came from the New World. The official Latin title for fragolino is vitis labrusca, by the way.
From what I’ve understood, substandard wine production methods during the first half of the twentieth century led to worries about the quality of wines being produced in Italy, and seeing as the fragolino grape was often used in the production of poor quality wine, legislation in Italy was introduced to ban wine production using this particular grape. Even today, the poor, misunderstood fragolino grape cannot be used in the production of wine. It can, however, be used to produce distilled drinks, so a fragolino grappa would be OK. Seeing as grappa is not wine, I guess Italy’s esteemed legislators must have thought that this exception was acceptable.
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Italy by Car - A New Travel Guide

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Italy by Car - A new Travel Guide




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From BlogfromItaly.com

Alex writes:

This post is about a new travel guide about touring Italy by car. Many people who visit Italy will come by car, and to really discover all that Italy’s exceptionally beautiful and varied landscapes have to offer, a car is just about essential.

The Touring Club of Italy, better known as the Touring Club Italiano here in Italy, is a Milan-based non-profit organisation which was founded way back in 1894 by a group of 55 Italian cycling enthusiasts. The TCI, as it is often known, publishes lots of interesting Italy travel guides, the most famous of which are the ‘Guide Rosse‘ or Red Guides, which are not related to Michelin’s similarly named series of Red Guides, by the way. TCI guides are also available in English.


Well, the other day I found myself with half an hour to kill, so I popped in to an Italian Touring Club travel store in central Milan. The shelves of this shop are jam packed with guides, videos, DVDs and a whole host of other travel related resources. You can even buy Italian Touring Club bicycles, which is in keeping with the origins of this organisation, which now boasts some 400,000 members, incidentally. Some of the Italian members of the TCI may well be cyclists, but the majority nowadays will not be, one suspects. Read More








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