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If we were to start thinking about Italy’s contributions to the world, the list could last forever. However, the one thing that will top everyone’s list is Italian cuisine. Here are 4 of the best Italian restaurants outside Italy helping to spread the love for this magnificent and scrumptious cuisine. Grissini, Hong Kong Grissini is not just another fine dining restaurant; it is a local landmark in the Hong Kong culinary scene. Grissini, Italian for ‘breadsticks’, features a menu that contains all the classic beloved dishes, albeit with a twist. The preparations are light, which means you are too full…

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The Amalfi Coast is synonymous with many things for many people, but one word could truly sum up the entire region: art. An adoration of all things “aesthetic” marks the region not only in its current position as a tourist mecca but also in its history and heritage of high quality craftsmanship. From church frescoes and a wide variety of eminent architecture, to the gastronomic glee that delights visitors and locals alike, with the handmade wines, pastas, olive oils, treats and sweets, the Amalfi Coast puts its own signature on everything it produces. Since I enjoy art in all forms,…

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This is an article talking about Italy’s 5 great lakes. Ranging from Lake Como to Lake Garda the article gives great info on Italy’s most beautiful locations

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Florence can be best described in one word: “inspiring.” The city lead the Renaissance movement in art and architecture and you are guaranteed to gasp more than once while exploring the extraordinarily beautiful capital of Tuscany. For the Artists Release your aspiring artist and enrol in art classes while you’re here. Imagine open air sketching away at the Ponte Vecchio or Santa Maria Del Fiore, where some of the most important artists in contemporary history have worked. You can of course organise a school in advance if you’re planning a longer stay, but for casual classes I’d recommend chatting to…

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The Lifetime Experience Of The Mysterious Carnival Of Venice If you are thinking about coming to Venice on holiday a great time to come is during the Carnival of Venice, which starts 40 days before Easter with the last event on the day before Ash Wednesday. The Carnival is the most famous festival held in Venice and has been around since the 15th century. Back in the olden days the people of Venice used to dress up in masks and costumes so people could not see what class they belonged to, and they would celebrate together for a reason which…

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