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Walking in Italy
Even parking and walking is not for the fainthearted in Italy ...
by Margaret Anderson
April 2, 2023
Italians can squeeze into the tightest parking spaces and are confident whizzing through the narrow streets of their ancient towns, so travelers are wise to walk and park with caution.
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First impressions ...
by Margaret Anderson
December 29, 2022
“We’re going to Italy. Want to come?” Knowing the old stone house in Paradiso could accommodate six people, Jan loved to invite friends (and even j...
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Italians can squeeze into the tightest parking spaces and are confident whizzing through the narrow streets of their ancient towns, so travelers are wise to walk and park with caution.
“We’re going to Italy. Want to come?” Knowing the old stone house in Paradiso could accommodate six people, Jan loved to invite friends (and even j...
