Coffeehouses of Trieste
Trieste was the fourth largest city of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire in the 1900s and the primary seaport of the Austrian Littoral, which had been established in 1849 and was dissolved after WWII.
Read MoreTrieste was the fourth largest city of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire in the 1900s and the primary seaport of the Austrian Littoral, which had been established in 1849 and was dissolved after WWII.
Read MoreDuring the Age of Enlightenment , when Europeans became fascinated with the culture of the Ancient World , scholars, travellers, artists and explorers set out on what became known as The Grand Tour of Mediterranean and Near East destinations.
Read MorePisa is a lively university town that retains the cultural heritage from the 11th and 13th centuries. But Medieval Pisa was an aggressive trading power and one of the richest cities in the world. And this wealth must have inspired them to do something outstanding for the city.
Read MoreVinci is a tiny Tuscan town among hills of olives and vines, and it is, of course famous as the home of Leonardo da Vinci.
Read Morehe Vatican City , the home of the Roman Catholic Chirch, is the world’s smallest state covering just 40 hectares, but it is home not only to St Peter’s Cathedral but the Vatican Museum ,one of the world’s most popular museums.
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