Living TRAVEL - ITALY
San Gimignano, and in 1965: |
![]() Sforza Castle in Milan, a fortified palace built by the Viscontis and the Sforzas, Signori of Milan, who held sway over Northern Italy between the late Middle Ages and Renaissance. |
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![]() Milan Cathedral |
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Assisi - a village 200 km north of Rome in central Italy |
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![]() The village of Assisi |
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![]() Basilica of St. Francis |
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![]() St. Peters |
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![]() St. Chiara |
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![]() Farm house, Assisi |
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![]() Cat |
![]() Pig |
Norcia - a village 150 km north of Rome |
![]() The Romanesque Monastery of San Benedetto with a statue of SB (St. Benedict) |
San Gimignano |
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Naples |
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![]() In front of the railway station are other modes of transport |
![]() Old area of Naples |
Salerno |
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Genoa |
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![]() Genoa, viewed from Pegli |
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![]() Old street |
![]() Gate to the old city |
![]() View of the coastline by Genoa |
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San Terenzo (between Pisa and Genoa) |
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Pisa |
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![]() Pisa Cathedral, with its famous leaning Bell Tower |
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Above right: another leaning tower in Pisa |
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Capri and Sorrento |
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![]() Houses and street in old Capri |
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![]() The inevitable tourist horse and carriage, and a line up of sports cars |
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![]() Sorrento on the mainland in the background, viewed from Capri |
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![]() Sorrento |
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