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Rome on Foot is our new video guidebook, with 36 movies, 350 photos, many maps, detailed text, describing 6 walking tours. This ebook is now available at Apple's iBookstore.
Tuscany and Umbria
Jump to this page for many movies about the regions of Tuscany and Umbria, Italy, including Siena, Pisa and Gubbio.
Portofino 1: This classic seaside village along the northwest coast of Italy is preserved in the old-fashioned style as a designated national historic treasure. travel video
Portofino 2: with its little bay and colorful square surrounded by lush green hills, has been a long-time favorite of the visitor, yet still retains much of its charming old atmosphere.
Portofino 3: Sitting at an outdoor café in the little fishing harbor, we enjoy a great conversation with Emilio, a Portofino native full of gusto for his home town.
Santa Margherita, only a few miles from Portofino, provides the perfect place to stay while visiting the area, with affordable hotels, restaurants, pleasant, seaside atmosphere.
Sorrento pleasant pedestrian zone and a pretty shore lined with swimming alcoves and a small boat marina. Easy access to the Amalfi Coast.
Pompeii is preserved so well it seems it was abandoned only yesterday -- things are still much as they were two thousand years ago before the volcano blew.
Amalfi ranks among the most picturesque coastlines in the world, stretching south from Sorrento, featuring several hillside villages, especially Positano, clinging to the cliffs.
Capri's Blue Grotto, a sea cave with glowing blue water, shining with a brilliant light. Other sights include the communities of Anacapri, Capri and Marina Grande.
Merano is surrounded by mountains in northern Italy, and has a delightful cultural mix of Austrian and Italian due to the complicated history of the Tirol.
Bellagio: get on the hydrofoil boat for a ride to Bellagio, one of Italy's most charming hillside villages with narrow staircase lanes and a waterfront promendade.
Como: Very quick look in the evening at this city on Lake Como, with a small pedestrian zone, cathedral and cafes, then we leave for Milan.
Isola Bella, Lake Maggiore: Stressa is the gateway to several islands, especially Isola Bella, with a beautiful palace and elaborate 17th century gardens.
Milan part 1: Metro to the great Gothic cathedral of Milan. Take the elevator to the roof-top sculpture garden for an impressive view, then explore the vast interior.
Milan part 2: In the heart of Milan’s shopping zone we see the Galleria, high fashion boutiques and models on Via della Spiga.
Milan part 3: We tour La Scala opera house, perhaps the world’s most famous, then taxi to Sant’Ambrogio, an ancient church first built in the 4th century.
Domodossola: At the northern tip of Italy in the foothills of the Alps you find this small town of Domodossola, gateway to Switzerland. Enjoy scenic train rides.
Dolomite Mountains in northern Italy, followed by a visit to Innsbruck where we enter the palace and walk through town.
Bologna Famous for historic arcades sheltering 24 miles of sidewalks in downtown, Bologna is rich in architecture, art and cuisine.
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