Santo Stefano, or locally known as “Sette Chiese,” is a living representation of the evolution of religion and spirituality in Bologna. What started as a temple to the goddess Isis, later additions in the 5th century converted it from a Pagan temple to a Catholic ...
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Posted October 9, 2009
Let's face it. Venice is one of those places every world traveler must visit at least once. But we're all well aware of another Venice reality - its expense. So if you're yearning for the history and culture of this
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Posted September 28, 2009
This summer, TripWolf is exploring some of the gems of Europe and sharing their delights with us. So, when you get tired of the crowds in Rome, Florence and Venice, check out the first article in their series and
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Posted August 10, 2009
From the days of chariot races in the Circus Maximus to futbal in the Stadio Olimpico, sports has been an eternal favorite of the citizens of
Rome. Follow this GoNomad writer as he gets to know what exactly it is about sports ...
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Posted July 10, 2009
When you start planning your
Tuscany vacation, the Euro might start to add up pretty quickly. But never fear, from cheap eats to free sights, DK Travel has the top 10
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Posted July 10, 2009
With prime locations -- perched on the top of the Spanish Steps, overlooking the Piazza Barberini and facing the Villa Borghese, to name a few -- these
five-star hotels in Rome provide the ultimate
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Posted June 23, 2009
