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At the heart of Naples, in the neighborhood of the Fuorigrotta, we find the San Paolo Stadium that serves as a regular venue in the league matches to the SSC Napoli.
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The first impression when you are in Naples is 'dirt', 'chaos', 'disorder'. As you get used to it, you start enjoying the city. If you are brave enough to drive, you will probably notice that the traffic chaos is in fact a super-efficient way of moving along the city. You do not have to panic when are completely surrounded by Vespas or when in a two lane street there are three rows of car (or even more!).
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My summer of 2011 ended with an amazing trip to Sorrento, Italy. It was without a doubt, my most memorable travel escapade of 2011 - possibly the most memorable travel escape I will ever have! Read on to see what made it so memorable.
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When I was very young (11 year old) I took some photos of Pompeii. These photos were taken with a Kodak Instamatic camera, with the eye of a child. Back in 1976, Lomography was still unknown, but these old photos are taken in this style. Maybe the beauty of Lomography is to take photos with the style of a very young boy?
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How many times when you visit an archaeological site of some kind, do you see tourists weighed down by their heavy camera gear? Leave the digital grind behind, sling a Diana F+ around your shoulders, slip a couple of additional lenses into your pocket, and see those ancient monuments from a different perspective.
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How can a city destructed by a catastrophic eruption of a mighty volcano be beautiful?
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My holiday to Sorrento wouldn't have been complete without a trip to the crater of the ever present Mount Vesuvius. It's not the easiest walk on a hot day but the views are worth it and with the right camera, if the weather allows, you'll capture some spectacular panoramas.
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Deciding to get married in Italy gave me the chance to visit some of the most beautiful coastlines I have ever seen. Not only was Sorrento itself amazing but short trips out to sea gave me the opportunity to see Capri and the even more stunning Amalfi Coast.
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It was October 2010, I was living in Perugia and didn't know what to do for a week. That's when I decided to put on my backpack and get to know the Campania, one of the most beautiful regions in Italy. The first stop of my adventure was Naples, the capital. The second was Capri, the Island of Love.
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Pizza is one of my favorite foods. Freshly-made traditional Italian pizza is even better. I only had one when visiting Sorrento in Italy but I might very well have picked the best!
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The city of Pompeii is certainly a sight to behold. My sole reason of staying in the Campania region was to visit this infamous site. Having been buried in meters and meters of volcanic ash and pumice way back in 24 August 79, the city was recently discovered sometime in the 1700's and since then massive excavation work has ensued to bring forth this lost civilization still preserved and fresh as the day it was built.
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If like me your ideal wedding does not involve hundreds of guests, packed out churches, and big ceremonies then why not go abroad? It's not as expensive, you can keep the numbers down and if you look around, you can find a simply stunning location. For this piece I present the Chiesa Di San Francesco.
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Ravello has the most divine panoramic view of Italy! Ravello is situated near the Amalfi coast, in Italy, near Naples, on a splendid position, on a rocky spur astride the Dragon's and Reginna's Valleys. Ravello was an important town of the Maritime Republic of Amalfi, an important trading power in the Mediterranean between 839 and around 1200. But when the people from Pisa attacked and sacked it, a slow decline began.
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As long as I remember I've always wanted to visit this island. I finally had the chance last April while on a trip with friends. We stayed in Sorrento, so Capri was easily accessible by ferry boat. We were rushing about enjoying the other sights of the Campania region and just managed to catch the last boat to the island.
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Es una preciosa isla italiana situada en la costa sur del Golfo de Nápoles. Gracias a su espléndida belleza natural y a su suave clima durante todo el año, siempre fue un lugar muy deseado; primero por emperadores, reyes y príncipes y después por celebridades como, Brigitte Bardot, Ava Gadner, Jacqueline Kennedy o Grace Kelly, hoy este paraíso natural es la isla preferida por Top Modelos, diseñadores y cineastas.
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Lo primero que piensas cuando llegas a Nápoles es 'suciedad', 'caos', 'desorden'. Una vez acostrumbrado a eso, comienzas a disfrutar de la ciudad. Si eres suficientemente valiente para conducir, comprobarás que el caótico tráfico es en realidad un modo súper eficiente para moverse por la ciudad. No debes tener miedo cuando te encuentres rodeado de Vespas o cuando en una calle de dos carriles hay tres hileras de coches (¡o incluso más!).
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Nel cuore di Napoli nel quartiere di Fuorigrotta sorge lo stadio San Paolo, stadio che fa da cornice alle partite di calcio della SSC Napoli
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Cierra los ojos por un momento, imagínate sentado en un lugar entre el esplendoroso azul del cielo y del profundo mar… los limoneros salpican de amarillo el verde intenso de los campos y el olor a cítrico entra por tu nariz… en la mano sostienes un vaso del Limoncello más rico que jamás habías probado…
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闔上眼，想像你在天空的藍色和大海的寬闊之間……檸檬樹的黃色點綴著深綠色的田野，柑橘的香味漂浮而來……手上的杯子裝滿最好喝的檸檬酒……
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È un'incantevole isola italiana situata nella costa sud del Golfo di Napoli.
Grazie alla sua splendida bellezza naturale a al suo clima mite durante tutto l'anno, è stato sempre un luogo molto ambìto: prima dagli imperatori, dai re e dai principi e poi da celebrità come Brigitte Bardot, Ava Gadner, Jacqueline Kennedy o Grace Kelly, oggi questo paradiso naturale è l'isola preferita da Top Model, designers e cineasti.
