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Own a Piece of the Dream: Fractional Ownership in Italy

As many stand-alone second homeowners discover, in Italy and elsewhere, the realities of long-distance management and upkeep prove challenging, as does the fact that the place can sit empty for much of the year. Enter fractional ownership...we detail three fractional ownerships in Tuscany, Umbri and Le Marche

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Eternal Luxury: Two New Rome Hotels

These boutique hotels have larger rooms than their counterparts with compelling designs that will never bore repeat visitors. The room rates for thee two new hotel are competitive compared to other 5-star properties in the city, affording some of us mere mortals the chance to live like emperors and empresses during our Roman holiday.

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Rome Cooking Class: Cook Out of Your Comfort Zone

This native Roman chef has been using his talent and passion for cooking in his family's restaurants for over a decade. In January of this year, he opened up his own special spot in the heart of Trastevere where he invites in those with a hunger to learn Roman cooking.

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Anacapri: The Peaceful Summit of Capri Italy

Anacapri (pronounced "ah-nah-CAH-pree" by the locals) literally means "above Capri." It offers spectacular views, little traffic, historic churches and homes, narrow pedestrian lanes and great shopping, all surrounded by colorful and fragrant flowers like bougainvillea and geraniums.

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Day Trip from Florence: An Afternoon of Chianti Wine Tasting

On a recent visit to Florence, my mother and I faced a challenge many travelers encounter. We wanted to visit the Chianti area of Tuscany but only had a day. This part of Tuscany isn't easy to explore via public transportation especially if you want to visit some of the world-famous vineyards. Yet, we didn't want the hassle of renting a car for day.

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A Day Out in the Salento with Yle

A longtime subscriber had been urging me to meet this local guide and tour, saying this warm and passionate Lecce native had a particular knack helping others experience undiscovered Puglia. She was right.

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Where to Stay in Puglia: An Eco-Friendly Vacation at a Biomasseria

If you're looking for an eco-friendly place to stay in Puglia, try this masseria which is powered by solar energy, offers natural furniture and organic sheets and serves delicious meals from products harvested just a few feet away

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Where to Stay in Puglia: Romantic Guest House on a Golf Course

Adjacent to the archeological site of Egnazia as well as one of the best golf coursse in Puglia, this masseria offers a romantic atmosphere.

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Where to Stay in Puglia: Luxury and Golf in Seaside Savelletri

The charming seaside village of Savelletri di Fasano in Puglia is home to some luxurious hotels - this one is one of the best and a dream for golfers.

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Where to Stay in Puglia: Rustic Charm, Peacocks, Cooking Lessons and Pizzica at This Masseria

Visiting this Puglia masseria truly feels a soulful journey back in time. It is the landscape (ducks and chickens in a coop; an ancient olive mill wheel in the center of the courtyard) and the people here (the warm and welcoming Mamma Giulia who is a fixture in the kitchen) that make it special.

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