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Rome in Two Days
Enrico Massetti wrote this book with 30 images. Are you in Rome for a brief visit, and you want to see as much as possible of its millenarian beauty? If you have only two days available, you need this guide to tell you where to go, what to see, and where to eat during your visit. If you have only 48 hours, you must be willing to work hard to experience as much of Rome as possible. There is so much to see and experience in Rome that one lifetime would not be enough, two days are a brief visit, but I understand that real-life limits the use of your time. Enrico, therefore, prepared for you this itinerary; with it, you can have in the limited time of two days the whole experience of the eternal city. Extensive descriptions and color photos of the attractions are included for your visit to use during your stay. The guide is ideal for use on your smartphone or your tablet. It contains active links to the websites of train and air travel companies, so you can, with a click from the guide, check the latest schedule. It also lists many reviews for the best-recommended restaurants within walking distance from the location where lunch or dinner is planned.
Bologna in one day
Bologna She was called "La Grassa" - the fat for its love of food. She was called "La Dotta" - for its first university site. The present guide introduces you to its beautiful sites and monuments, its cuisine, and the ways of reaching it from Milan, Florence, Venice, and Rome. Color photos complement and illustrate the book. The book includes a chapter on Parma. Piazza Maggiore is the ancient heart of Bologna. Its medieval buildings, witnesses of its vibrant public life and intense economic activity, combined with the latest functional places, while retaining their charm. A network of unique porticoed streets that make the city unique, branches off from here. The porticos of Bologna, candida...
Rome, Florence, and Venice
This guide covers a visit to the major Italian destinations of Rome, Florence and Venice. There are extensive descriptions and color photos of the attractions. The three cities are covered individually with information on how to get to each one of them as well as how to go from one to the other. The guide is ideal for use on your smart phone or your tablet, it contain active links to the web sites of train and air travel companies, so you can with a click from the guide check the latest schedule and even buy the tickets. It has also listing of many reviews for the best recommended restaurants that are at walking distance from the location where lunch or dinner are planned. There are active links to the review pages, you can use them if you have an active Internet connection, but, if you don't, you have the basic information ready: the name, address and telephone number are included in the guide together with the review.
Sicily
Do you want to learn about Greece? So come to Sicily. It is a paradox, for sure, but only to a certain extent. The Greek cities of Sicily (Agrigento, Selinunte, Segesta, Syracuse, to mention the most important) were among the most beautiful of the Hellenic world. Nowadays, to visit the Valley of Temples at Agrigento or to watch a summer performance in the great Greek Theatre of Syracuse is to plunge yourself into the remote Hellenic past. And this is also true in Sicily for many other historical eras and civilizations, from the Spanish to the French. With the sole exception of Arab rule, that has left a scarce physical testimony. Sicily is a book of history and art history, a compendium of t...
Pisa
Pisa is an ancient city, first Greek, then Etruscan and Roman; a great Maritime Republic and finally part of the Medici Grand Duchy of Tuscany. Pisa developed its own architectural style by blending classical and oriental forms. Magnificent Italian Gothic sculpture was also born at Pisa with Nicola Pisano's school which produced Giovanni Pisano, Arnolfo da Cambia, and Andrea and Nino Pisano. From the early 11th to the late 14th centuries Pisa was one of the most significant and most active Italian centers of art. Proof of this is the remarkable group of buildings constituted by the Cathedral, the Baptistery, the Leaning Tower and the adjacent Cemetery which, in their perfect isolation, form one of the most solemn and enchanting corners in all of Italy. This is a guide to Pisa, for one day visit to the Piazza dei Miracoli and its famous Leaning Tower.
The Cinque Terre Walk, Relax, Cook, and Eat
Cinque Terre is not a Disney Theme Park; its unique environment results from thousands of human civilization surviving and adapting to challenging conditions. You can take a boat tour, visit the five towns in three hours, and rightfully claim that you have been to the Cinque Terre; millions of tourists do just that. Suppose you want a more profound, more complete experience. In that case, this guide gives you all the information you need to plan a more extended staying, with details on the restaurants, the places where you can have a drink, where you can sleep, and where you can buy unique souvenirs from each of the five villages. It also lists the places you should visit. Cinque Terre is th...
Milan
To most Italians, Milan is the unofficial capital of Italy and arguably the most interesting city in the country, where old and new meet in an ever-changing relationship. For all the places I list, I give you the URL of the website where you find more detailed information. Google gives you in the most relevant positions the websites of the companies spending more on advertising with them, not necessarily the ones that have the correct information. If you search for the opening hours of a certain basilica, for example, you could get something saying that they highly recommend a reservation, while entrance to the basilica is, in fact, always FREE. It's the website of a tour operator that invests in Google advertising to gain visibility. I give you unbiased, ad-free, accurate information. Milan is Italy's powerhouse, where the money is made. Money brings people, people create vibe and energy: Milan is the place where "things happen". Milan is internationally famous for its fashion and design, of course.
Sardinia A Journey By Car
Would you like to see all of Sardinia in just one week’s car journey? This guide will help you go around the entire island, with clear color maps that indicate the distance and time between places, in addition to photos of the localities. It gives you the route to follow between the different stages. Do you have more days available for your Sardinian vacation? Of course, you can spend them at your favorite beach, the guide describes the most beautiful and significant ones all over the coast, and gives you indications on how to reach them from the stopovers. Do you want to expand your knowledge of Sardinia beyond just the beaches? Alternative days are suggested for tours with old restored n...
Washington D.C.
This is a guide to the US Capital city of Washington D.C. It includes photos and descriptions of all the monuments and attractions of the city. It includes also a suggested itinerary for a 3 days visit, with details of destinations for morning, afternoon and evening of each day.
Venice Art City
This guide illustrates the art city of Venice, for a visit lasting two, three, or more days. It has descriptions and photos of the attractions, including the Lagoon Islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello, arranged along a logical itinerary to visit the city. Detailed maps illustrate the itinerary of the visit. It also describes all the transportation means available to reach Venice.
