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Bagno Vignoni: Tiny Tuscan Gem

This well preserved and tiny Tuscan town (population: 36) boasts healing waters, sweeping views and a multitude of history. Read on for details on where to stay, what to eat, and of course, where to bathe.

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Spa Life at Tuscany’s Hotel Adler Thermae

As far as Tuscan spas go, the Hotel Adler Thermae, which opened four years ago, is the new kid on the block. Yet the raison d'etre of the hotel -- the nearby thermal waters -- have been celebrated for thousands of years and the family managing the resort has been in the hospitality business for nearly two centuries.

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Deal Alert: 2-for-1 Tickets to Rome on Eurofly

Oh those crazy kids at Eurofly, they’re at it again! You KNOW you want to go to Italy this fall especially since the euro is down to $1.36 (yes, I know, all those other financial problems still out there) well, this fabulous Eurofly deal will help you save some bucks if you go! A round-trip coach ticket for travel to …

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What is a “Villa Rental”?

You say tomato, I say tomahto...Confused about renting a villa in Italy? What exactly are you getting when you rent a villa? Read on to get some of the common terminolgy straightened out.

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How to Rent a Villa in Italy: Tips for First-Timers

Never rented an apartment or villa abroad before? No worries! Now is the time--here are six things to do to insure a hassle-free experience renting in Italy-- straight from the mouths of those who have been doing it for years.

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Recommended Rental Agencies, Apartments and Villas in Italy

The best part of this special report - a listing of over 50 agencies, apartments and villas that we've tried and like - from apartments rentals in Rome to villas overlooking the Amalfi Coast.

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Villa Rentals: What I Learned From Slow Travel

Pauline Kenny and her husband Steve Cohen found a new way to travel -- and founded a website and a movement to go along with it. Pauline shares her story and how it can help the rest of us navigate the world of villa rentals. Lots of practical advice on how to rent in Italy!

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Summer Reading for Italophiles

Shopping tips, murder mysteries, love affairs with wine, Olympics (not Beijing 2008 -- try Rome, 1960) and a modern Sicilian fairytale -- these summer reading picks have something to please everybody!

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Updates on Past Dream of Italy Articles

Want to know what Florence's Dario Cecchini, Italy's most famous butcher, is up to now? Or how Milan's Hotel Manzoni is faring? Dream of Italy has all the latest updates for you!

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Up Close with Pisa’s Ancient Ships

Nine ships dating from the 2nd century B.C. to the 5th century A.D. are being restored now in Pisa, but the Antique Naval Museum is closed. What to do? Don't worry -- Dream of Italy has the secret to seeing these grande dames of the sea, up close and personal!

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