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Written by Davide Vadalà

Florence Cathedral (Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore) is one of the main attraction of the Tuscan Capital. One of the best places to admire it is Piazzale Michelangelo, an open square sligthly elevated compared to the city center, from where to have an amazing view over Florence Cathedral and Brunelleschi dome. It's also the

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This "idyllic" view was shot in the Danube Delta in Romania, exactly at the confluence between the second biggest european river and the Black Sea, in the surrounding of the village "Sfantu Gheorghe", one of the most popular destination in Danube Delta togheter with "Sulina".
The village was previously a fisherman hamlet, today

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Written by Davide Vadalà

This is one of the private houses, probably an old fisherman house that we saw while hiking in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. It was just in front of the beach at the outskirt of the town, on a row of similar buildings. It looks like it's coming out of a magical movie or a fairy tale, a place where I would expect to meet Ernest

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Venice is beautiful and interesting in every weather condition. With sun you can enjoy the warmth from a cafe. When it' s rainy there are plenty of beautiful reflections in the ground. And even even when it's flooded it's a unique experience! And if you combine a wet weather with the sunset and lights starting to turn on, then

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Bazaar in Sarajevo

In all the Muslim countries, the "Bazaar" is an institution and the center of commerce and social relations. The same is in Sarajevo, the most European of the Islamic capitals, where the local bazaar is filled with the traditional fabrics, souvenirs and colours.

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Lucca is a small city not far from Pisa and Florence, with a nice architectural inheritance from Renaissance and ancient time. The main square is result of the construction over the centuries on top of the original Roman Amphitheater. The three bicycles at the entrance of the square, stand to witness the cycling vocation of this