Sardinia – European Caribic, wild nature, outstanding beaches and luxury resorts

August 24, 2012 Julius Szabo Islands, archipelago or penninsulas

Sardinia, with its capital Cagliari, is the second largest Italian island, just after Sicily. It is located west of Italian mainland, has a length of 267 kilometers and a width of 120 kilometers. It boasts nicknames like The Pearl of the Mediterranean or European Caribic. You may also like Most beautiful places to visit in Sardinia Cala Goloritzè, Sardegna, Italy

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Assisi – a beautiful medieval city in the heart of Italy

June 6, 2012 Julius Szabo Cities and Towns

Assisi is one of the most famous towns in the Central Italian region of Umbria, and perhaps throughout Italy at all. It stretches along one side of Monte Subasio and perfectly fits into the overall panorama of the surrounding area. Assisi was founded already at the time of the Etruscans, but it is better known as a birthplace of St.

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Sardinia – European Caribic, wild nature, outstanding beaches and luxury resorts

Assisi – a beautiful medieval city in the heart of Italy