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My reasons for travelling to Italy – Series – Hill Towns

13 Sunday Mar 2016

Posted by Lyn Douglas in Hill Towns

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assisi, Camerino, gubbio, italy, Le Marche, Macerata, Norcia, Photography, San Gimignano, Siena, St Fancis, travel, travel Italy, Tuscany, umbria, urbino

When we think of Italian hill towns, we often think of those in Tuscany and Umbria but there are great hill towns to visit all over Italy. They usually have a medieval centre and may have walls enclosing the historic centre or a castle at the top. They are also good places to go for a view of the surrounding countryside.

Here are some of the Italian hill towns they I have visited.

San Gimignano, Tuscany

San Gimignano  is a small walled village southwest of Florence and probably one of Italy’s most well known hill towns. It is famous for its fascinating medieval architecture and towers that rise above of all the other buildings offering an impressive view of the city from the surrounding valley.
At the height of its glory, San Gimignano’s patrician families had built around 72 tower-houses as symbols of their wealth and power, of which only 14 have survived

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Siena, Tuscany

Siena, in the heart of Tuscany, is a good example of a classic hill town but it’s larger than many of the others. The town is famous for its Palio, a horse race run around the town’s fan-shaped main square, il Campo.

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Assisi, Umbria

Assisi is a town on the western flank of Monte Subasio. Best known as the birthplace of St. Francis, Italy’s patron saint, Assisi lies amid Umbria’s rolling hills.  If you are staying in Rome, Assisi is only a day trip away. Folks have travelled here for centuries to visit the Basilica of San Francesco (where St. Francis is buried) and the Basilica of Santa Chiara (to see the tomb of St. Clare). Shopping here is a delight with many things to look out for, as the Umbrian region is known for a variety of different products. Including, Olive Oil, Wine, Truffles, Linens and embroidery .

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Norcia , Umbria

Norcia is a charming town in the high country of  Umbria. It is  is probably most famous in modern times for its pork products. Norcia is well worth a visit for additional reasons – its mountain air and broad streets make for a pleasurable excursion. Norcia is surrounded by the Sybilline mountains and is completely enclosed by a full circuit of walls. Norcia, which is quite small, is an easy and relaxing town for a stroll around.

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Gubbio, Umbria  

Gubbio is a town located in the region of Umbria. Peacefully set on the slopes of Monte Ingino, Gubbio is known for its medieval palaces, churches and cathedrals.

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Camerino, Le Marche

Camerino is a town in central-eastern Italy le Marche. It is located in the Apennines. Camerino, poised on a ridge between two river valleys is home to the University of Camerino which was founded in the Middle Ages. While spending extended periods of time in Le Marche ,this small but impressive hill town was one of our favourites that we visited many times.

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Urbino, le Marche

Urbino is a Renaissance hill town with an impressive  Ducal Palace that houses one of Italy’s top collections of Renaissance paintings in 80 of the palace’s renovated rooms. Urbino’s university dates from 1506 and the town, nestled on a high sloping hillside, retains much of its picturesque medieval aspect.

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This is just a few of the many hill towns you will find in Italy.

My reasons for travelling to Italy – Series – Viste (sights)

06 Friday Feb 2015

Posted by Lyn Douglas in My reasons for travelling to Italy, Viste

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alberobello, amalfi coast, Angera, assisi, Bagni di Lucca, Barga, Camerino, Cinque Terre, Isola Bella, italy, Lago Maggiore, Photography, Pievebovigliana, Rome, Santa Caterina, Siena, sorrento, Southern Italy, travel, trevi fountain, trulli, venice, vieste

After many years of travelling to and around Italy, I have put together a snapshot of some of the beautiful places where I have spent time.  These are not always the places that first come to mind when one thinks of Italy. In fact they are places that were special to me and have left wonderful memories in my mind and heart.  Some of the photos you will recognize and some you may never have heard of.

So here are 25 reasons to visit Italy. Maybe  these photos will make you want to jump on a plane right now and fly to Italy.

Amalfi Coast –  this is where dreams are made.  Is a stretch of coastline on the southern coast of the Sorrentine Peninsula in Southern Italy.  The Amalfi coast consists of many beautiful little townships and villages. I rented an apartment here for 2 weeks and really experienced the area, especially the beaches.

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Vieste – Is a glorious marine resort on the southeast Adriatic coast of Italy. It appeared to be a very popular holiday destination for Italians as we felt as though we were the only English-speaking visitors.  We took a jet boat ride out to the caves which were very beautiful although we were concerned about the lack of safety precautions by the jet boat company.

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Venice – one of my favourite major cities in Italy. I have visited this fabulous city many times and each time I discover more and I like it more.

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Trulli – Alberobello.  These are traditional Apulian dry stone huts with a conical roof from the 19th century.

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Pievebovigliana in Marche is a commune within the Monti Sibillini National park. I rented a house here for a month.

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Camerino – An impressive small hill town on the border between Marche and Umbria. It is home to the University of Camerino founded in the Middle Ages.  I visited this great little town many times as I was staying in Pievebovliana which was only about 20 mins drive away.

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Monti Sibillini – part of the central Apennines situated between Umbria and Marche

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Norcia – Umbria is located in the plain of Monti Sibillini

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Assisi –  In Umbria was the birthplace of St Francis

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Florence – the capital of Tuscany (Toscano) is considered to be the birthplace of the Renaissance

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Pisa – a definite tourist destination but it is a must at least once when visiting Italy

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San Gimignano – I love hilltop towns and this is by far one of my favourites.  Great restaurants, great views and great shops.

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Siena – in Tuscany is famous for its Palio, a horse race held twice a year.

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Milan – one of the most famous fashion cities in the world.

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Lago Maggiore is a large lake located on the south side of the Alps in northern Italy on the border of Switzerland.

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Isola Bella is one of the beautiful islands on Lake Maggiore where I saw white peacocks for the first time

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Stresa – on the shores of Lake Maggiore. After spending 8 days in this beautiful part of the world I ended up with hundreds of gorgeous photos of its spectacular views.

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Santa Caterina del Sasso Ballaro –  a monastery perched on a rocky ridge on the eastern shore of Lake Maggiore

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Fortress of Angera – Castle on Lago Maggiore

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Bagni di Lucca – I rented an apartment and stayed here for a month.  Every day was a day of new discoveries, meeting new people, visiting many of the towns and villages in the area and “living” the local life.  This was definitely living the dream.

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Barga – This medieval hilltop town is just a short drive from Bagni di Lucca. Another place that took my breath away.

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Cinque Terre – The 5 lands.  This is a definite must when visiting Italy. I have stayed here several times and enjoy every minute of it every time. It is very easy to access by train from almost anywhere in Italy.

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Rome – view from Castel San Angelo

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Trevi Fountain  –  in Rome is one of the most famous fountains in the world.  It is a popular tourist attraction and I might add, almost impossible to take a photograph free of people.

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Lake Albano – Looking down from Castel Gandolfo where the pope has his summer residence – 24 kilometres from Rome

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Sunset over Rome

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If I have missed one of your favourites, please let me know and I will add it next time.

 

Muccia – Marche

15 Monday Jul 2013

Posted by Lyn Douglas in Camerino, Castelraimondo, Muccia, Pievebovigliana

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Camerino, cinghiale, Le Marche, Muccia

While we were renting the house in Pievebogliana, we visited the little town of Muccia many times.

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From Wikipedia

Muccia is a municipal in the Province of Macerata in the region of Marche , located about 70 km southwest of Ancona and about 40 km southwest of Macerata and only about 7 km from Camerino.

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In the small central piazza there is an excellent restaurant with a menu specializing in many of the local produce including porcini mushrooms, truffles and game, including Cinghiale (wild boar), venison, partridge, pheasant and woodcock. They are cooked, using recipes from the local area – the food is simple and authentic.

We also met with friends a few times at a little bar, I Giardini.
Muccia is a small, sleepy town with lovely ancient buildings. There are a few hotels and B&B’s in the Muccia area if you ever feel like a peaceful break.

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We stayed in the area close by for a month and were never short of things to do. Of course you do need your own transport. We drove to Camerino, Macerata, Castelraimondo, Madelena and other small towns in the area often.

On the way to Muccia

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Trips to Camerino

10 Friday Aug 2012

Posted by Lyn Douglas in Camerino, Language Schools

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Camerino, italian language, La Rocca, language school, Palio

During my time in language school we visited Camerino many times.  It is a short easy bus trip from Castelraimondo to Camerino.  Certainly, it is easy enough to take the bus up for lunch or dinner or in fact for just a gelato or glass of wine.

Camerino is a small town situated in the centre of the Marche region of Italy, south-west of San Severino. It is a hill top fortified city.

Panorama of Camerino

One of Camerino’s many charming stores

It  is best known for the University of Camerino which claims to be established in 1336. This is one of the prestige universities in Italy and one of the oldest universities in the world.

View from the University

One of our trips to Camerino was for the spade and palio race which is held each year in May. This race which is run in the main square or piazza of Camerino is preceded by a magnificent renaissance parade. Part of the preparation for this race is they dig up all the pavers from the piazza and cover it in sand and then re lay the pavers after the celebrations are finished.

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Camerino has many bars, cafes and restaurants and lots of gorgeous shops.

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We found several lovely restaurants including La Rocca ristorante which is located in a lovely big park overlooking the valleys. The meals here were superb.

View from the restaurant

View from the park in Camerino to Mt Sibilini

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