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The Submerged Archaeological Park of Baia

In the Gulf of Naples, a few kilometers from Pompeii and in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, there is an

The Stones of Matera

There are very few remains in the world like those of Matera, which is why in 1993, UNESCO decided to

Triora: The Village of Witches

In the Ligurian hinterland, in the province of Imperia, at 765 meters above the valley of the Argentina stream, there

Mary and Percy Shelley in the Gulf of Poets

Mary and Percy Shelley, famous for their libertarian aspirations and their unconventionality, met by chance and became lovers very quickly.

The Florio’s: The Uncrowned Rulers of Sicily

The Florio family, whose history was intertwined for about one hundred and fifty years with the birth of Italy, were

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