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Guess Where in Italy? Part 3 – The Answer

We have a budding Italy expert in out midst! Nora of Enchanting Italy, after hunting around the world wide web for a while, managed to discover that the extinct volcano shown in this week’s Guess Where in Italy? quiz, was Monte Vulture.

Guess Where in Italy? Part 3

Italy has several active Volcano’s. Mounts Vesuvius and Etna are the two of most famous. There are also a number of other, inactive, volcano’s to be found around the Living Museum.

Can you guess which volcano this is in Italy? Or rather was, as it has been inactive for even longer than most of Italy’s politicians!

Guess Where in Italy? Part 2 – The Answer

Nora of Enchanting Italy correctly identified the location of the mosaic, which is situated right in the centre of Milan’s elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, shopping arcade in Milan, Italy.

Guess Where in Italy? Part 2

Here’s another image of Italy. This time it’s not a landscape as in part 1, but a stunning mosaic. How well do you know Italy? Any idea where this can be found?

Aiuta Guang Li A Trovare Il Suo Portatile

Reader Guang Li wrote to tell me that he lost his laptop on the 9th August on a train between Genoa and Florence. Lettore Guang Li mi ha scritto a dirmi che lui abbia perso il suo computer portatile – altri dettagli seguiranno.

Hostelbookers Sparkling Summer Sale

Italy’s very own summer sales are great. You can pick up all sorts of things at knock-down prices. Hostelbookers, the website which specialises in budget accommodation is also holding a summer sale which includes a wide selection of interesting places to say around Italy. I know, they wrote to tell me about it.

Tuscany’s Mad Fiat 500

Recently on Blog from Italy’s Images of Italy series, I posted a photo of an Italian icon, the Fiat 500. Well, here is another example of this fun little Italian classic.

Italy by Car, a New Travel Guide

This post is about a new travel guide about touring Italy by car. Many people who visit Italy will come by car, and to really discover all that Italy’s exceptionally beautiful and varied landscapes have to offer, a car is just about essential.