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The most beautiful landscape in the world These are the words that will greet you on the official website of the Val d'Orcia valley located in Tuscany, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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A Coruna, located on the Atlantic coast of Galicia, delights with its famous Torre de Hércules lighthouse (the oldest operating in the world) and its atmospheric
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Vigo, the largest city in Galicia, is bustling with port life and offers stunning views of the Bay of Vigo and the nearby Cíes Islands, which are considered
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Santiago de Compostela, the spiritual capital of Galicia and a destination for pilgrims from all over the world, delights with its monumental cathedral, stone streets and the atmosphere of the city,
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Santander, the elegant capital of Cantabria, captivates with its wide beaches, seaside promenade, and atmospheric Magdalena Peninsula. While the city itself tempts with walks and atmosphere,
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Menorca, the quieter sister of Majorca and Ibiza, delights with crystal clear waters, white beaches and an idyllic atmosphere, perfect for nature lovers and
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The port that fed the empire. Without Ostia, Rome would have starved. It was dependent on it. Grain from Egypt and Proconsular Africa,
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A Testament That Was Not an End, But a Beginning When you enter the former Hospital of Sant Pau, it is hard to believe that it was
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Bilbao, the capital of Basque modernity, is famous for its impressive Guggenheim Museum, atmospheric old town, Casco Viejo, and excellent pintxos cuisine. Although the city itself
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Palermo, the vibrant capital of Sicily, delights with its mosaic of cultures – from Arabic palaces, through Norman cathedrals, to Baroque churches. The city captivates
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Catania, a city at the foot of Mount Etna, delights with its baroque architecture made of black lava, lively markets and views of the majestic volcano towering above
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