Lampo: The Stray Dog Who Navigated Italy's Railways on His Own
The story of Lampo, Italy's famous traveling dog, who rode Tuscany's trains solo from Campiglia Marittima — an...
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Florence's Wine Windows: Tiny Renaissance Hatchets With a Surprisingly Modern Story
Florence's buchette del vino — tiny Renaissance wine windows built in 1559, forgotten for a century, then revi...
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Siena: Why Italy's Best-Preserved Medieval City Still Rewards a Slow Stroll
Siena's Gothic streets, Il Campo, the striped Duomo and panforte: why this Tuscan hill city is Italy's best me...
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Siena's Bottini: the 25 km of medieval tunnels that kept a riverless city alive
Siena's Bottini: 25 km of medieval underground aqueducts that supplied a riverless Tuscan hilltop city for 600...
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