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Borgo Marinaro Borgo Marinaro is a small port and adjacent buildings (now mostly restaurants and yachting clubs) built into the eastern niche formed by the causeway that joins the Castel ...
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St. Aspirin? There are two churches in Naples dedicated to the first bishop of the city, Sant'Aspreno, known in English as St. Asprenas or St. Aspren. One is Sant' Aspreno ai Crociferi, ...
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Christie, Amalfi, Melfi, Malfi & Mozart I was in Paestum the other week, challenging my fading physical skills in a hotel pool and, at the same time (well, not really—that would’ve got the pages wet) challenging ...
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The tangenziale highway in Naples Some cities have what is called a “ring road” (raccordo anulare in Italian). You approach Rome, for example, from any direction, get on the ring road and then drive ...
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Installation Art 2008/9 I was wrong in thinking there would be no installation art at Piazza del Plebiscito this winter. They put it ...
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The Italian Institute for Philosophical Studies For whatever reason, I don't spend a lot of time hanging out at the Italian Institute for Philosophical Studies (Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici), but it's ...
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The Grand Hotel Londres Sooner or later, they will finish the metro construction mess at Piazza Municipio and you'll be able to see the Grand Hotel Londres in all its glory. Well, maybe not ...
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Naples Miscellany 11 (mid-December, 2008) -In October, a few weeks before the U.S. presidential election, candidates Obama and McCain had some fun at the 63rd annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, a charity ...
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The CIS Freight Village in Nola I was not familiar with the term “freight village.” According to information from the European Intermodal Association, it is “… a defined area within which all activities ...
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Giorgio Sommer, photographer Giorgio Sommer (1834-1914) was an early pioneer of photography in Naples. He was born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. After beginning his career in Switzerland, he moved to ...
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