Florence Italy Dream Vacation San Gimignano Tuscany – Hotels and Things to Do Tours

 



San Gimignano

ITALY


TOP 10 THINGS to Do in San GIGMINAGNO

VOTED The WORLD’S BEST GELATO
SERGIO DANDOLI’S GELATERIA DONDOLI

San GIGMANGNANO

ITALY


SERGIO DONDOLI




San GIMIGNANO

ITALY


FLIGHTS & HOTELS

WORLDWIDE

HOTELS in FLORENCE – TUSCANY

ITALY & ALL EUROPE


The DUOMO

FLORENCE



The PONTE VECCHIO

FLORENCE ITALY

THINGS to Do in FLORENCE

And TUSCANY


UFFIZI GALLERIES
Botticelli’s Birth of VENUS

BOTTICELLI’S “PRIMAVERA”

SPRING

UFFIZI GALERIES

FLORENCE to SAN GIMIGNANO

TOUR with 2 WINERY VISITS

SAN GIMIGNANO

ITALY


BEAUTIFUL TUSCANY

TOUR DESCRIPTION :


Embark on a journey through the stunning Tuscan countryside with a private driver that promises an exquisite blend of history, art, culture and breathtaking scenery. This customizable itinerary invites you to explore the famous wine regions of Chianti and San Gimignano, with a delightful detour to the iconic Piazzale Michelangelo.


Your day begins with the comfort and convenience of a private driver, who will act as your experienced guide throughout your journey.

Away from the bustling streets of Florence, you’ll immediately be mesmerized by the undulating hills and lush vineyards that make up the Tuscan landscape.


The first stop on your itinerary is the famous Chianti region, where the world famous Chianti Classico wines are produced. Here you will have the opportunity to visit two carefully selected wineries, each with their own charm and winemaking traditions. At these wineries, you’ll learn about the art of winemaking, from grapes to bottling. You can walk through the vineyards, witness the winemaking process and of course enjoy the delicate flavors of Chianti wines during the tasting.



HOTELS in FLORENCE

ITALY & WORLDWIDE


TOP THINGS to Do in FLORENCE & TUSCANY

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The AMALFI COAST ?

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POSITANO The AMALFI COAST

ITALY


The BIRTH of “VENUS”

Sandro Botticelli

SEE IT !!!

The UFFIZI GALLERIES – FLORENCE

SKIP The LINE TOUR


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Ten Best Hotels on the Amalfi Coast Italy and Capri

 



POSITANO

CAPRI NAPLES SORRENTO 



HOTEL Le SIRENUSE
POSITANO


HOTELS POSITANO & CAPRI
SORRENTO The AMALFI COAST
And WORLDWIDE
POSITANO

HOTEL IL San PIETRO
“One of The WORLDS GREAT HOTELS”

Il San PETRO
POSITANO
“The WORLDS TOP 20 HOTELS” 
FLIGHTS & HOTELS
WORLDWIDE
“FLY with EXPEDIA” !!!

ATRANI 
The AMALFI COAST

ARRIVING in POSITANO


CAPRI
The GRAN QUISISANA HOTEL
CAPRI

The POOL
QUISISANA HOTEL
The SCALINATELLA
“One of Our FAVORITE CAPRI HOTELS”

HOTE: La SCALINATELLA – CAPRI
The POOL

CAPRI BOAT TOURS
PRIVATE & GROUP TOURS
CAPRI SORRENTO POSITANO
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PRAIANO

The AMALFI COAST

POSITANO 

The AMALFI COAST



FLIGHTS & HOTESL

WORLDWIDE

AMALFI

HOTEL SANTA CATERINA

AMALFI


HOTEL SANTA CATERINA


HOTEL SANTA CATERINA – AMALFI

One of The AREA’S Most RENOWNED HOTELS


HOTEL SANTA CATERINA


HOTEL LUNA CONVENTO

AMALFI

HOTEL LUNA CONVENTO

AMALFI

RAVELLO


VILLA CIMBRONE

HOTEL VILLA CIMBRONE
RAVELLO
“A MOST SPECTACULAR HOTEL”

HOTEL VILLA CIMBRONE





VILLA CIMBRONE

RAVELLA

The MOST DRAMATIC SPOT on The COAST





VILLA AVINO
RAVELLO

VILLA  AVINO
RAVELLO, ITALY



VILLA  AVINO

La SOPHIA


POSITANO 

CASA ALBERTINA


CASA ALBERTINA

POSITANO

“MY FAVORITE HOTEL”

Says author Daniel Bellino Zwicke

HOTEL CASA ALBERTINA

POSITANO 




The HOTEL POSEIDON

POSITANO

The HOTEL POSEIDON

Situated at One of POSITANO’S Most BEAUTIFUL Locations

The POSEIDON has a LARGE TERRAC RESTAURANT POOL Area

With POSITANO’S Most GORGEOUS VIEW 



SPIAGGI GRANDE

POSITANO

The AMALFI COAST

ITALY

Spaghetti Nerano Recipe – Zucchini Pasta Positano Amalfi Coast Sorrento

 

The FRANK METHOD

 

 
SPAGHETTI NERANO
 
 
 
 
Spaghetti Nerano is a favorite Pasta of Sorrento and The Amalfi Coast of Italy. It’s a simply pasta made with Zucchini fried in Italian Olive Oil, and mixed with Spaghetti, some pasta cooking water, and grated cheese. The most popular cheese is local Caciocavallo Cheese from Campani, but Pecorino, and or Grana Padano, or Parmigiano Reggiano are used also, hwatever you have, just make sure that is good quality cheese as the cheese is what gives the dish much of its flavor.
 
This dish has become very popular, especailly with the insame interest in Positano, and the Amalfi Coast as one of the World’s top vacation destinations and with the popularity of Stanley Tucci’s popular Italian Food and Travel TV Show “Searching For Italy” on CNN.
 
Spaghetti Nerano was invented by Maria Grazia in the 1950s at her Trattoria in the town of Nerano
near Sorrento, Italy. The dish is served on Capri, in Sorrento, and all over the Amalfi Coast. 
 
 
 
 
 
SPAGHETTI NERANO
 
The FRANK METHOD
 
by FRANK PRINSINZANO
 
 
 
 
 
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SPAGHETTI NERANO

 

SPAGHETTI VONGOLE
 
RAGU GENOVESE
 
HOW to MAKE PIZZA
 
And MUCH MORE
 
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SPAGHETTI NERANO
 
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SPAGHETTI NERANO
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Visit Champagne – See How Champagne is Made – Estate Tours Reims Epernay France

 

 

My FAVORITE CHANPAGNE

“KRUG”

PARIS HOTELS 

HOWCHAMPAGNE is MADE

The PROCESS EXPLAINED


HOW CHAMPAGNE is MADE






ARE YOU GOING to CHAMPAGNE ?

FLYING to PARIS ?

FLIGHTS & HOTELS

PARIS – CHAMPAGNE

WORLDWIDE

EPERNAY CHAMPAGNE

“The HEART of CHAMPAGNE”

EPERNAY CHAMPAGNE

FRANCE



TOUR The CELLARS

FAMED CHAMPAGNE HOUSES
An EXPERIENCE of a LIFETIME

CHAMPAGNE REGION of FRANCE

TOUR HISTORICE CHAMPAGNE ESTATES



MAKING CHAMPAGNE

The PROCESS – HARVEST TIME




TOUR CHAMPAGNE CELLARS
DOM PERIGNON

“The FATHER of CHAMPAGNE”

The Connoisseurs Private Tour 9 Tastings




TOUR DESCRIPTION :



Discovery of the most famous areas around Epernay, Capital of the Champagne vineyard : The “Côte des Blancs” known as the kingdom of Chardonnay Grand cru and the Marne Valley renowned for its historic hillsides producing Pinot Noir where Champagne was born.


Visit 2 families of independent producers/growers with explanations on the Champagne making process, visit of presses, wineries and cellars.

Taste 6 different Champagnes Grand Cru/Premier Cru including natural Champagnes (without dosage), extra brut, old vines, vintages, aged in oak barrels, etc.

In addition to the Champagnes, taste the 3 essential Champagne alcohols and aperitifs : Ratafia, Fine de la Marne and Marc de Champagne from the Goyard Distillery which is the oldest in Champagne.

Our discovery tour through the vineyards and villages of the “Côte des Blancs” passes in front of the “Château de Saran”, a prestigious property of the LVMH group (owner of Dom Pérignon, Veuve Clicquot, etc.) and the production site of Champagne Moët & Chandon.

A commented passage is also planned in the very famous “Avenue de Champagne” in Epernay where are located the superb mansions and production buildings of the Champagne Houses Moët & Chandon, Perrier Jouët, Pol Roger, etc.

When visiting Hautvillers, village called the “Cradle of Champagne”, enjoy a private tour of the Church where the grave of Dom Pérignon, known as the spiritual father of Champagne, is.

In Hautvillers, we will also stop to admire the most magnificent panoramic view of Champagne overlooking the Marne Valley in the hillsides listed as a World HAeritage Site by UNESCO where Dom Pérignon performed his experiments.
It is the ideal location to take unforgettable photos of you and the breathtaking landscape. Here we will also discuss sustainable viticulture and explain the management of the vineyard.

What a program !


Believe me, you will become an expert in Champagne after this tour !


REIMS

FRANCE



CHAMPAGNE

FRANCE




FIND a HOTEL

PARIS – REIMS – EPERMAY

WORLDWIDE





PARIS, FRANCE

PARIS HOTELS





 
E-BIKE CHAMPAGNE TOUR
CYCLE THROUGH The CHAMPAGNE COUNTRYSIDE


TOUR DESCRITION

Meet your local guide in front of Reims Centre train station, next to the office of tourism.

Drive in the Champagne countryside to a typical Champagne House, Le Clos Corbier, where your electric mountain bike will be ready for you to ride. After a little warm-up to get comfortable with your e-bike, leave for some adventures !

Your bike will take you though the Champagne vineyards and hillsides where you will get to learn about the champagne region and terroir.

Cycle back to Le Clos Corbier down the Marne canal. Visit the cellars and taste different champagnes from the family domaine. You will discover and learn about the champagne making process.

After this memorable afternoon, your guide will drop you off at 07:00PM in front of Reims Centre train station.











CYCLE THORUGH CHAMPAGNE VINEYARDS


Going to ROME Travel Guide Hotels Sights Transportation

The COLOSSEUM
 
ROME , ITALY
 
 
 
 
ROME :  FOOD & DRINK – TOURS – HOTELS – EVERYTHING
 
 
Roma
 
 

Rome, Italy — a city that has captured hearts and minds for years. Like most big cities, you can spend a pretty penny in Rome if you aren’t careful. Luckily though, there are also numerous free things to do in Rome just waiting to be explored.

The Eternal City is a fascinating contrast of history and modern society living together in harmony. It seems that everywhere you turn there is a historical site surrounded by the modern city that has grown up around it.

 

 
The ROMAN FORUM

Home to incredible churches, fabulous museums, beautiful piazzas, and unmatched historical sites, Rome is an ancient city with loads of things to do.

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The COLOSSEUM
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Rome’s tenacity is best illustrated in its ancient monuments, remarkably intact nearly 2000 years on. Debuting in 80 AD, the behemoth 50,000 seat Colosseum famously hosted frenzied spectators who would watch gladiators facing off against each other or wild animals. No photograph can prepare you for the thrill of seeing it for the first time. More than any other monument, this iconic amphitheater symbolizes the power and drama of ancient Rome, and still today it’s an electrifying sight. The amphitheater dominates as the top tourist attraction in the city; Book Tickets in Advance to bypass the lines. 

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The PATHEON
 
ROME
 
 
Built by Romans in 126 A.D. in Rome, Italy, the Pantheon is the oldest, continuously used structure in history. The dome was and is a marvel of engineering and the design of the dome plus columns inspired domed landmarks worldwide.
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“EAT LIKE a ROMAN”
 
5 MUST EAT DISHES
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# 1  – BUCATINI  AMATRICIANA
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# 2  – SPAGHETTI CARBONARA
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It is hard to separate fact from fiction when it comes to the origins of carbonara. The most popular rumour says that the dish came about during World War II when American GIs were craving bacon and eggs, and a clever chef found a way to mix them into pasta. Egg yolk is the key to a good carbonara because the dish is never made with the addition of cream in Italy. Some newer Rome restaurants riff on the dish, offering seafood or vegetarian versions, but there is nothing like the umami explosion of the classic egg, bacon and cheese.
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# 3 –  CODA di VACCINARA
Roman Oxtail Stew
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# 4  –  PASTA CACIO PEPE
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There are few dishes simpler or more satisfying than cacio e pepe–pasta with cheese and black pepper. The cheese in question is cacio–the word for Pecorino Romano in the local dialect. The finely grated pecorino is emulsified in starchy pasta cooking water to create a smooth sauce that is essentially pure cheesy goodness. Freshly ground black pepper helps to cut through the fattiness and adds a kick to the dish that Romans love. With so few ingredients, the key to cacio e pepe is a speedy chef who can ensure that the sauce comes out creamy instead of clumpy.
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Where to EAT It : Flavio al Velavevodetto
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# 5  – CARCIOFI GUIDEA
ROMAN FRIED ARTICHOKS
From The JEWISH GHETTO of ROME
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Perhaps it is true that anything will taste good fried, but there is a special place in Roman hearts for carciofi alla guidea. Looking like bronzed flowers, these deep-fried artichokes are a speciality in the city’s old Jewish quarter. The meaty globe artichokes attain their creamy-on-the-inside and crispy-on-the-outside perfection by being fried not once but twice. No need to separate the leaves or look out for thistles; these artichokes are eaten whole.
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# 6  – TRIPPA alla ROMANA
Roman Stewed Tripe
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Offal is a cornerstone of Roman cuisine, dating back to when Europe’s largest slaughterhouse operated just outside the historic centre beside the Tiber river. Workers were partly paid in these poorer cuts, and a distinctive cuisine emerged. The most beloved of all is trippa or tripe–the honey-combed upper stomach of a grazing cow. In Rome, the tripe is slowly simmered in tomato sauce and topped with cheese, resulting in a pleasant flavour so long as you can get past the slightly off-putting texture.

Where to get it: Checchino dal 1887


# 7  –  ROMAN PIZZA


Not to be confused with chewy Neapolitan-style pizza, Pizza alla Romana is cracker-thin and should always finish with a good crunch to the crust. The round pizza can be served with plain marinara sauce or piled high with toppings like olives, artichokes, egg and prosciutto alla capricciosa. The budget-friendly meal is most popular with young Romans, who hardly let a week go by without a night out with friends over pizza.

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ROMAN PASTA RECIPES
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MANGIA ITALIANO
CARBONARA – AMATRICIANA
CACIOE e PEPE
And MORE
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“ROME to The AMALFI COAST”.

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ROME to POSITANO The AMALFI COAST
 
 
PRIVATE & SEMI-PRIVATE
 
DOOR to DOOR
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Going to POSITANO ?
 
The AMALFI COAST ?
 
“YOU NEED THIS TRAVEL GUIDE”
 
POSITANO The AMALFI COAST
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“OMIO” TRAINS PLANES BUSES & FERRIES
 
TICKETS in EUROPE USA WORLDWIDE
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CHEAP FLIGHTS – TRAINS – BUSES

Positano Hotels Transportation to and From The Amalfi Coast

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POSITANO
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TOP THINGS to DO – POSITANO CAPRI The AMALFI COAST
 
NAPLES SORRENTO & POMPEII
 
 
GO BOATING to CAPRI
 
POSITANO The AMALFI COAST
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CAPRI POSITANO The AMALFI COAST
 
PRIVATE & GROUP TOURS
 
CHOOSE YOUR TRIP – CLICK HERE !  
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MARINA GRANDE
CAPRI
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The FARAGLIONI
CAPRI
SEE The BEAUTIFUL ISLE of CAPRI
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See everything the island of Capri has to offer on a full-day excursion by boat with an expert guide. Enjoy a small-group experience along with the perfect combination of a guided tour and free time to explore.Get picked up at the Parking Mandara in Positano and head to the port of Piano di Sorrento. Set off on a comfortable and elegant boat along the Sorrento coast to Capri.  Along the way, you’ll pass the ancient fishing village, Marina Grande, and the ruins of a Roman villa near Bagni della Regina Giovanna. You’ll also get to admire lovely rock formations and waterfalls.

Upon arrival to Capri, tour the island first by boat, making stops at the Marvelous Grotto, the White Grotto, and the Green Grotto, admiring the Natural Arch, the Villa Curzio Malaparte, the Faraglioni rocks, and the Lighthouse of Punta Carena along the way.

Enjoy a couple of stops for swimming and snorkeling, and a relaxing break with snacks and drinks on board. Next, it’s time to tour the island on foot, with 3 to 5 hours to do as you please.

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PRIVATE BOAT – SORRENTO to POSITANO The AMALFI COAST
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BOATING on The AMALFI COAST
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POSITANO AMALFI COAST BOATING 
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Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Amalfi Coast as you cruise across its deep-blue waters. Enjoy a hotel transfer in Sorrento and discover the quaint towns of Positano and Amalfi on a full-day boat tour with prosecco, snacks, and a limoncello tasting included.

 

Start the day by being picked up from your hotel and arrive at the marina. After checking in, allow the staff to help you get to your boat and set sail toward Amalfi. Sit back and admire the coastline and, if the weather allows, enjoy a swim and photo stop.

 

Disembark in Amalfi and enjoy 1 hour and a half of free time. Receive information about the area from your guide and stroll around at your own pace to explore the sites of your choice. Once back on the boat, begin the journey to Positano for more free time on land.

 

After all your sightseeing, make your way back to the boat and sail toward another idyllic swimming location. Enjoy drinks and snacks on board as you navigate back to the marina. Before docking, taste some delicious homemade limoncello, then be helped toward the vehicle that will drive you back.

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HOTELS POSITANO CAPRI
 
The AMALFI COAST – SORRNETO
 
 
 
 
CAPRI
La SCALINATELLA
 
CAPRI 
 
 
 
TRANSPORTATION – To & From The AMALFI COAST
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PRIVATE GOUP & SEMI-PRIVATE TRANSPORT
 
From ROME – NAPLES – AIRPORTS
 
AND LOCAL TRANSPORT 
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POSITANO The AMALFI COAST
 
TRAVEL GUIDE – COOKBOOK
 
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“DON’T LEAVE HOME WTIHOUT IT” !!!  
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ROME to POSITANO
 
NAPLES to The AMALFI COAST 
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ROME or NAPLES to The AMALFI COAST
 
PRIVATE CARS w ENGLISH SPEAKING DRIVER
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Le SIRENUSE
 
HOTEL Le SIRENUSE
 
“WHEN ONLY The BEST WILL DO”
 
 
IL San PIETRO
HOTEL IL San PIETRO
 
POSITANO
 
One of The WORLDS GREAT HOTELS
 
 
The QUISISANA
 
CAPRI 
 
 
The POOL
 
The GRAN HOTEL QUISISANA
 

The Talented Mister Ripley – Jude Law Matt Damon Gwyneth Palthrow was Filmed on Procida Ischia Naples

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Gwyneth Paltrow and Jude Law
 
on BAGNO ANTONIO BEACH , ISCHIA
 
“The TALENTED Mr. RIPLEY”
 
A real masterpiece. But above all the film that marks the return of Ischia in the cinema that counts, after years spent between hilarious b-movies and real obsessions ( here a focus on those years ). We talk about ‘The Talent of Mister Ripley’  , a work of 1999 directed by Anthony Minghella and taken from the homonymous novel by Patricia Highsmith. Forty years later, the “noir” events of Tom Ripley, interpreted in 1960 by Delon and now by Matt Damon, return to the green island . With him a stellar cast, composed by Gwyneth Paltrow , Jude Law , Cate Blanchett and the late Philip Seymour Hoffman. Location: Ischia Porto, Ischia Ponte, the Aragonese Castle, the private beach “Bagno Antonio”, Palazzo Malcovati and the area in front. In the filmic fiction Ischia becomes the Mongibello described by  Patricia Highsmith  in the novel of the same name. Here too many islanders, at least a hundred.
CURIOSITY: in the days of filming on the green island, a very young Jude Law strolled quietly through the streets of the center of the town of Ischia, mingling with the crowd. A scene now unthinkable for the actor recently starring in the series “The Young Pope” and that at the time of “The Talent of Mister Ripley” lived the beginnings of a career then full of satisfactions.
 
 
 
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Jude Law with Gwyneth Paltrow
 
Bagno Antonio
 
ISCHIA
 
 
THE PLOT. Tom Ripley (Matt Damon) is a young American with remarkable singing skills and good at playing the piano. Educated but at the same time a liar, the young man is contacted by a wealthy ship owner who asks him to convince his son Dickie Greenleaf (Jude Law) to go back home to is family in New York. Dickie’s father Mr. Greenleaf pays Yom Ripley (Matt Damon) $1,000 and provide him a round trip ticket aboard a Cunard Lines Steam Ship to Napoli. So Tom reaches the fictisious town of Mangi Bello (ISCHIA) and is fascinated by the World tha Dickie live in. Things get bad after a trip to San Remo, where the Tom enters a vortex of lies and murders.
 
 
 
 
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Tu VUO Fa AMERICANO
 
“I WANT to BE AMERICAN”
 
 
JUDE LAW & MATT DAMON
 
In a JAZZ CLUB in NAPOLI
 
 
The TALENTED Mr. RIPLEY
 
 
SOPHIA LOREN Sang This Song 
 
In “IT STARTED in NAPLES:
 
Starring CLARK GABLE & SOPHIA LOREN
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SOPHIA LOREN and CLARK GABLE
 
at MARNA GRANDE
 
CAPRI
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MATT DAMON
 
On ISCHIA
 
The TALENTED Mr. RIPLEY
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The Late Great Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman as “Freddie Miles”
with Gwyneth Paltrow and Jude Law
Filming The TALENTED Mr. RIPLEY shooting on The Island of Ischia
 
 
 
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JUDE LAW , GWYNETH PALTROW
 
and MATT DAMON in ISCHIA
 
Filming of The TALENTED Mr. RIPLEY
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SUNDAY SAUCE
 
ITALIAN RECIPES

ISCHIA NAPOLI

 
The AMALFI COAST
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The TALENTED Mr. RIPLEY
Starring :
JUDE LAW
GWYNETH PALTROW
MATT DAMON
PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN
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Via San Rocco
PROCIDA
The town scenes of the fictisious town of “Mangibello” in the film The TALENTED Mr. RIPLEY were shot on the island of PROCIDA, while some scenes that were supposed to be the town of Mangibello were shot on ISCHIA.
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HOTELS in CAPRI PROCIDA POSITANO
The AMALFI COAST & WORLDWIDE
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FLIGHTS & HOTELS
ITALY & WORLDWIDE
 
 
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POSITANO The AMALFI COAST
TRAVEL GUIDE – COOKBOOK
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Sistine Chapel Vatican Museum Tour Rome – Skip The Line Roma Italy

 

St. PETER’S BASILICA

ROME

 

 

The SITINE CHAPEL

The VATICAN 

INFO & RESERVATIONS

 

 

Saint PETER’S

ROME

 

 

The VATICAN

ROME

 

 

VATICAN MUSEUM EXPERIENCE

  • Enjoy fast-track entry into the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
  • See world-famous masterpieces from Michelangelo, Picasso, and Caravaggio
  • Take as much time as you like to explore the museums at your own pace

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FULL DESCRIPTION :

Explore the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel without waiting in the often long public lines. Take a journey through the awe-inspiring museums where you’ll find a treasure trove of Roman statues, Renaissance paintings, and Italian artworks.

With these Vatican Museum skip-the-line tickets, have more time to explore the immense collection of art that can be found in the Vatican Museums. Walk through the exhibits and galleries from the Round Room to the Gallery of the Tapestries.

Discover the Belvedere and Pinecone Courtyards and the famous Gallery of the Maps. This room filled with topographical maps of Italy by Danti dating back to 1583 remains one of the largest geographical pictures to this day.

Browsing through the Pio Clementino Museum you can see the Greek Cross Hall, Gallery of the Statues, Hall of the Muses, and other paintings, sculptures, and statues from artists spanning centuries. Pass through the majestic collection of ceremonial carriages that are now part of the Carriage Pavilion.

Discover the countless treasures of the Vatican with a visit to the Raphael Rooms. Admire the 4 rooms of the Vatican famous for their frescoes by the High Renaissance great Raphael. Gaze in awe at Raphael’s The School of Athens.

Observe the most famous chapel in the world – the Sistine Chapel. Witness the beautiful frescoes that decorate the interiors from Bottice. 

 

INFO & RESERVATIONS 

 

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HOTELS WORLDWIDE

EXPEDIA.com 

 

Positano The Amalfi Coast

Travel Guide – Cookbook

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HOTELS ROME

ITALY & WORLDWIDE

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Amalfi Coast Path of the Gods – How to Guide – Positano Minori Ravello

The PATH of The GODS

The AMALFI COAST

WHAT is The PATH pf The GODS ?

The Path of the Gods is a beautiful cliffside hike along the Amalfi Coast in southern Italy going from the town of Amalfi to Positano.

Why is it called the Path of the Gods?

The Path of the Gods, known in Italy as Il Sentiero degli Dei, was so named for its use as the path the gods would take from the heavens to the sea after being lured there by the sirens.

Some will tell you it’s because, here, you’re closer to the sky than you are the sea, or because of its otherworldly views. But for us it was more because we were literally up inside the clouds, looking down on all the mortals, wrestling with who to throw lightning bolts at.

The Path of the Gods has remained a walk through the ages for centuries, providing not only pristine views of the Amalfi Coast, but also a peek back into the old world’s way of traveling. This 7.8-kilometer trek is a perfect way to spend the day and experience the full scale of beauty you can encounter in this area. The adventurous journey will lead you through historic towns, following along ancient mule routes and purveying some of the most remarkable panoramas you will come across in Italy while keeping you apart from the bustling hubbub of tourist attractions. Simply follow our guide on how to best approach this once-in-a-lifetime hiking excursion.

Sentieri Degli Dei

The Starting Point

If there’s one quintessential experience you’ve got to partake in when exploring Italy’s stunning Amalfi Coast, it’s hiking the Path Of The Gods Trail. While walking the 7 km path across the ridge from Nocelle to Bomerano, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of the Amalfi coastline from the moment you step foot onto the trail, until the moment you leave.

The Path of The Gods, or II Sentiero Degli Dei in Italian, is a historic trail connecting the two mountainside hamlets of Nocelle and Bomerano. In the past, it was the only way for locals to get from one town to the other. Now, it’s preserved for tourism and all of our hiking pleasures.

The path got its name due to its incredible awe-inducing views, much like one would imagine when looking up into the heavens.

LENGTH of The TRAIL

The Path of the Gods trail is a 7km point to point trail. Walking the length of the trail one way will take 1.5-2 hours depending on your speed and how much you stop to take pictures and breaks. We hike pretty fast, but also stopped to take a bunch of photos and it took us 1.5 hours to hike the length of the trail.

The Path of The Gods is a point to point trail. As such, you can start at either the town of Bomerano or Nocelle. Most people recommend hiking from Bomerano to Nocelle for two reasons. One, it’s slightly easier as most of the path is a slight downhill grade, and two, you get better views as you’re walking perpendicular to the peninsula the entire time.

Our recommendation? Hike both directions, starting and ending at the same point. The Path of The Gods is an easy hike in both directions, especially for those that hike regularly. It only took us an hour and a half to walk the entire length of the trail in one direction. For more of a half day outing, you’ll definitely want to hike both directions. Plus, more time on the trail means more time soaking in those stunning coastline views!

Starting and ending at the same trailhead also makes getting to and from the trail much easier. We picked the trailhead that was closest to our AirBnB, which if you’re coming from Sorrento or Positano will be Nocelle. If you’re coming from Amalfi, the trailhead you’ll want to start at is Bomerano.

There’s only one main road from Sorrento to Amalfi, which means everyone who wants to travel between those places is driving the same route. Once you get close to Positano, it’s a huge bottleneck of traffic pretty much from there to Amalfi. Save yourself the undue stress and time of sitting in traffic and put your vacation to better use walking on one of the most gorgeous trails in the world.

To start your hike in Nocelle, you need to first get to Positano. To do this you can either take a bus, drive or ride a scooter or bicycle from your hotel. It’s an extremely scenic route along the ocean, so if you have a bike or scooter we would highly recommend riding to town.

I would avoid driving into Positano as parking is super limited, which is the main source of the traffic jams that occur on the way into town. Taking two wheels instead of four also allows you to bypass the traffic jam and arrive at the trailhead faster.

You have a few options on where to kick off this great day of activity, and it’s smart to do some research on which starting point best suits you. The more popular area to begin the Path of the Gods, also known as Il Sentiero degli Dei, is in Bomerano, a small section of the Agerola comune. Easily reached by bus, you merely get off at the Bomerano stop and follow designated signs that will guide you to the trailhead.

If you don’t have your own form of transportation, not to worry. You have three options.

1. Take a SITA bus that runs from Sorrento to Positano every half hour. Get off in town at Positano Sponda and walk down the main road to Pezzi Pazzi Sas Di De Martino Celeste where you’ll see a set of stairs heading up the mountain. Walk up the 1700 steps up all the way to Nocelle.

2. Alternately, you can take bus 507037 (Amalfi) and get off at Airenzo where you’ll have to walk back down the road a few meters to find the stairs up the mountain to Nocelle.

3. If you’re super adventurous you can try and get off the 507037(Amalfi) bus at Bivio Montepertuso bus stop and then catch a local bus from there up the mountain to Nocelle. Buses depart for Nocelle from the center of Positano every hour so you might have to wait for a bit at the Bivio Montepertuso bus stop depending on when you get there. 

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