After spending the day looking at what Ortigia has to offer and the sun begins to set into the horizon, it is time to wind down and take in the night vibe. There are plenty of restaurants and bars everywhere and it can become burdens to chose one. Well, I got you. This is a list of my favorites and recommendations with no specific order.
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In a hidden place on the slope before the Pre-Alps, just a few kilometers from Pordenone, lies a small village that shines in its own light. Located in the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region, this hidden gem is considered Friuli’s green jewel box, due to its enchanting surroundings of…
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With plenty of landmarks to see and visit, Prague is not only beautiful, but is one of the most romantic cities in Europe. The cobbled stone streets, breath taking views, and inspiring architecture create an atmosphere were you can fall in love again, share experiences, and create wonderful memories with your partner; and that is why I went there.
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Noto, located in the southeast of Sicily, dazzled me with its atmosphere and architecture. Contemporary cathedral, churches and palaces, all in almost identical shade of golden honey, truly represent the Sicilian Baroque. This clean and tidy town, with an attractive center with over 30 churches and 40 palaces, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2002.
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In search of beautiful sunsets and places to snorkel, I found a place where a beautiful cliff is kissed by the blue sea. This place is located on the Maddalena Peninsula of Siracusa. It is a marine protected area consisting of a natural inlet, with two small beaches, and a wonderful view of the island of Ortigia.
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Visiting Marzamemi is like visiting a town that seems to have come out of an old tale. Characterized by the yellow stone houses arranged around two natural harbors truly makes Marzamemi a little gem not be missed on your journey as you discover Easter Sicily.
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It is Italians' little secret. A place where beaches are magnificent and the waters are crystal clear, turquoise and warm. Where the weather holds up the majority of the season making it an excellent place to visit. It is a town that sits in a dramatic coastal cliff with endless and stunning views. Known as the "pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea", Tropea is town you want to add to your Italian summer itinerary.
Jessie Torres
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I am Jessie and I have been traveling for years thanks to my job. While I'm not working I am exploring with why camera and sharing some of the places I love.
