Society

Healthy food? Italy left behind

Italy, the queen of healthy food, suddenly was left “with nothing” and did not take prizes in the quality of food for residents. In the world ranking of food style, compiled by Oxfam from 125 countries, Italy was only in eighth place. Oxfam, an international poverty alleviation organization, compared 125 countries around the world in terms of nutritional status.
Germany

Koln

Developed metropolis, economic, cultural, media center of the country. The city is in 4th place in terms of population, and in 3rd place in Germany in terms of area. It stands on the coast of a cozy bay on the Rhine. On three sides, Cologne is surrounded by mountain ranges and elevations; Ville National Park is approaching the city from the west.
Politics

Venice referendum results: residents want independence

The independence of Veneto, the freedom of Venice ... to be or not to be? While the world's largest politicians argued about the events taking place in Crimea, a referendum for independence was held in Veneto. Throughout the past week, starting from Sunday March 16, a service was operating on the Internet with the help of which the Venetians “voted” for autonomy from Rome.
Florence

Church of San Lorenzo in Florence

If suddenly, while in Florence, you want to visit the resting place of the last of the Medici clan, visit the Church of St. Lawrence (Basilica di San Lorenzo). And although this harsh building is not located in the most prestigious place of the city, and, in fact, is unfinished, it certainly deserves your attention.
Italy

Triumphal Arch of Constantine

The Triumphal Arch of Constantine is one of the largest and best preserved times of Ancient Rome. Unlike the arches of Septimius Severus and Titus, you can view it for free by going around. Go through it will not succeed. The Arc de Triomphe of Constantine (Arco di Costantino) The Arc de Triomphe of Constantine (Arco di Costantino) in Rome is one of the most famous ancient Roman buildings, a vivid example of ancient architecture, a symbol of the sunset of the great Roman Empire.
How to get there

How to get to the sea from Rome?

In Rome, you have a great opportunity to combine a beach holiday with a cultural one. Today we will learn how to get to the sea from Rome. Ostia The closest city to Rome by the sea is Ostia. The Romans themselves drive cars to other beaches, but if you don't show off, then in Ostia you can also enjoy the warm Tyrrhenian Sea.

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Germany

Ludwig Museum

In the Ludwig Museum, the emphasis in compiling the exposition is on the avant-garde art direction of the 20th and 21st centuries, so you will not find picturesque paintings on classical subjects here. Lena and I near the Ludwig Museum The Museum Ludwig is more of an art gallery than a museum. A magnificent modern building was built for the urban art collection of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Italian Railways: train schedules and ticket purchases. Part II | 2019
Trip planning

Italian Railways: train schedules and ticket purchases. Part II

Continuing the theme of rail travel, already partially discussed in the first part of this article, Italian Railways: what you should know about when going on a trip, today we will tell you where to look for train schedules in Italy and how to buy tickets for them. We will also touch on some features related to composting train tickets on the Apennines.
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Italian court returns daughter to nun | 2019
Society

Italian court returns daughter to nun

The Italian nun, who at the age of 44 gave birth to a child after she was raped by a priest, finally decided to regain the baby. Immediately after giving birth, the woman refused to recognize her own daughter. The ex-sister explained her decision by the fact that at that time she simply did not want to leave the congregation "Sisters of the Holy Family from Nazareth", which she had been in since 1996.
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The Duomo Cathedral in Milan will have an elevator | 2019
Tourism

The Duomo Cathedral in Milan will have an elevator

In order to attract more tourists and increase visitors to the panoramic sites of the cathedral, by 2015 (the EXPO exhibition in Milan), the authorities plan to build an external elevator near one of the walls of the famous Milan Duomo. Project presented by La Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (lit.
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Cathedral of Saint Agatha in Catania | 2019
Catania

Cathedral of Saint Agatha in Catania

The Church of Saint Agatha (Cattedrale di Sant'Agata) in Catania is located on Cathedral Square (piazza del Duomo) opposite the famous fountain Elephant - a symbol of the city. It is almost a historical center, not far from which is located the main city pier. The construction of the cathedral was dedicated to the martyr Agatha, who is the patron saint of Catania.
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Caesar's Death, Before and After - Issue 5 | 2019
Story

Caesar's Death, Before and After - Issue 5

In the last issue, we described the further actions of Mark Anthony to seize power for his beloved and his neat steps to “reign” in Rome. Everything would be fine, but Guy Octavius ​​suddenly sailed from Albania. Rather, after accepting the legacy of the late dictator, Gaius Julius Caesar Octavian became the full name of the promising guy.
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FerrariLand to open in Barcelona | 2019
Tourism

FerrariLand to open in Barcelona

In 2016, Spain plans to open a Ferrari amusement park and a themed luxury hotel. The name has already been chosen - FerrariLand - it will be a real paradise for lovers of masterpieces "made in Maranello" Spanish company PortAventura Entertainment S.A.U. signed a licensing agreement with Ferrari to build FerrariLenda, a new theme park dedicated to the Prancing Stallion, in the PortAventura Recreation and Entertainment Park, located near Barcelona.
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Grand Circus - Antique Stadium in Rome | 2019
Italy

Grand Circus - Antique Stadium in Rome

If you fantasize, you can imagine how, after the reconstruction of Julius Caesar, the Big Circus accommodated 250,000 seated and as many standing spectators, and 12 chariots competed in the arena at the same time! First, inspect the ancient hippodrome from the ruins, and then climb to the Palatine and admire it from above.
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Berlin is the capital of Germany
Germany

Berlin is the capital of Germany

By German standards, Berlin is a young city, but there are many architectural monuments, and not only ancient ones. Imperial spirit reigns in Berlin, because it is the capital of Prussia, warlike and arrogant. The "Checkpoint Charlie" Museum talks about the Berlin Wall Reichstag (Reichstag) A bit of history Around 1200
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Mestre district of Venice - main attractions
Venice

Mestre district of Venice - main attractions

Mestre (ital. Mestre) is a charming small area of ​​Venice, which is connected to the city by water with a large railway bridge, known as the "Freedom Bridge" (Ponte della Liberta). The central part of the autonomous region, once considered a city, is closed to transport, so guests of Mestre can leisurely and unhinderedly explore the main attractions of this place, as well as enjoy a cup of coffee on the terrace of one of the pastry shops, which are so numerous around.
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The most interesting fountains of Rome. Part II
Cities of Italy

The most interesting fountains of Rome. Part II

In continuation of the first part of our post The most interesting fountains of Rome, today Blogoitaliano will focus on those of them that especially deserve your attention. The best four fountains in our version, selected from more than 200 applicants. However, some of them should be familiar to you.
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Anthem of Italy
Interesting about Italy

Anthem of Italy

Since October 12, 1946, the song “Brothers of Italy” (Fratelli d'Italia) has been recognized by the anthem of Italy. The text was created by the young Garibaldian poet Goffredo Mameli (Goffredo Mameli, 1827-1849). The music was composed by the famous composer and opera tenor Michele Novaro (Michele Novaro, 1818-1885). The anthem of Italy is sometimes called the "Song of the Italians" (Il canto degli Italiani) or in honor of the poet - the "Anthem of the Mameli" (Inno di Mameli).
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Auto in Italy: some practical tips for going to autotrip
Trip planning

Auto in Italy: some practical tips for going to autotrip

If you plan to travel around Italy by car, it will be useful to find out some features of driving and parking, as well as which cars the Italians themselves prefer. Italy is a country with a developed automotive industry, and brands such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati and Alfa Romeo have long gained immense popularity among foreign motorists.
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Traveling in Bavaria (Olga report)
Germany

Traveling in Bavaria (Olga report)

Thank you very much for the travel reports sent to the contest “The Story of My Travel” to me by e-mail: [email protected]. Today is Olga’s story about a trip to Bavaria. Baseline: the desire to see Bavarian castles with mom and son 13 years old. Departure place: Ekaterinburg. Duration: 14 days.
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Academy Gallery in Florence: collection, tickets, opening hours
Cities of Italy

Academy Gallery in Florence: collection, tickets, opening hours

It is believed that in Florence is about a third of all the cultural values ​​of Italy. However, if this city of the famous Academy of Fine Arts and a museum such as the Gallery of the Academy had not been in this city, many priceless treasures of world culture would have been lost forever. Or simply not created. The Academy Gallery in Florence is not just a museum where priceless canvases of Florentine masters and the original “David” by Michelangelo are stored.
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