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Another Whale Sanctuary in the Works
A Brazilian environmentalist announced last week that he plans to lobby his country's government for yet another whale sanctuary. This one would be for Southern Right Whales, one of the most endangered species in the world.
• right whales • jose truda palazzo • brazil • baleia franca • whale sanctuary

Italy’s Best Ports of Call
In choosing a cruise, look at the ports the ship will visit. Here are some favorites, with advice on whether or not a shore excursion offers the best experiences.
• italy • best cruise ports • planning mediterranean cruise • choosing • ship

Italian Renaissance Art Shows
Special exhibitions in the United States and England focus on the vibrant art and culture of Renaissance Italy.
• italian renaissance art exhibitions • touring art museum shows • renaissance art • federico da montefeltro • urbino

Padua: Walking Tour
Padua's historic center spans seven centuries of architecture and holds several must-see sights, including the University, Café Pedrocchi, the Duomo and Baptistery.
• padua walking tour • explore historic center • italy’s city near venice • must-see sights • university

Italian Government Crisis: Revenge of the Dwarves
The crisis of the Prodi-government and the new cabinet of Massimo D'Alema (DS), the first former communist Italian prime minister... In 28 months Romano Prodi's Olive-coalition (center-left) had led Italy from an almost hopeless financial situation to become a fully respected partner in European Currency Union. Then a coalition crisis caused by the Communists and a negative confidence vote in parliament forced the successful prime minister to step down. Unwilling to face new elections, the major government forces proposed an enlargement of their coalition to forces of the right center, excluding at the same time the most unreliable part of the Communist Party. New prime minister Massimo D'Alema is the first ex-communist leader to govern in a Western European country. The circumstances of this crisis highlight the reasons for the enduring political instability in postwar Italy, a country that has seen 55 different governments in 53 years.
• massimo • d'alema • romano • prodi • italy

Italy - Ferrara
In 1492, the same year that Columbus discovered America for Spain a rich nobleman in Italy was creating Ferrara, "the first modern European city."
• ferrara italy • d'este family ruled ferrara from 1208 to 1598 • palazzo dei diamanti • ferra circular city wall • parco massari

Milan Walking Tour
Tour the must-see sights on foot in a two-hour itinerary from the Duomo and La Scala opera house through the fashionable shopping streets of the Quadrilatero della Moda.
• milan walking tour • gothic duomo cathedral roof architecture • grand opera • high fashion houses • must-see sights

Most Luxurious Hotels in Las Vegas
Travelers from all across the world visit Las Vegas, Nevada to experience three award winning luxury casino resorts, the Bellagio, The Palazzo and the Wynn.
• las vegas hotels • the bellagio • the palazzo • the wynn • vegas casinos

Prada & Fendi Launch New Perfumes
Prada & Fendi to launch innovative new fragrances in the Fall.
• fashiontribes • fragrance • perfume • prada • fendi

ANTHROPOLOGIE
A review of the autumn offerings from Anthopologie
• lace embroidered dress • cashmere tank with fur collar • taylor cardigan • angora wrap ballet sweater • vekvet keyhole tank

Democracy Italian Style: Party Talks Forever
After a nation-wide series of corruption scandals in 1992/93 and an electoral shift that replaced large part of the political class and parties in the following elections of 1994, Italian politics seems still all the same. Fifteen years of discussion and three inter-parliamentary commissions have produced - nothing but mountains of worthless paper. The Italian people and the European partners are still waiting for the long overdue reform of the Constitution of 1948, but parties won't agree, because they fear to lose part of their extra-large power extent. Thus the only institutional change in the last twenty years has been imposed by popular decision through referendum. But even this instrument has shown less successful, as a new referendum held in April was thwarted. Now Italian parties prepare to elect a new State President just the traditional way: let's talk about it!
• italian politics • scalfaro • d'alema • marini • ciampi

LET'S VISIT THE MUSEUMS...PART II
I would like to continue with the museums of England, France, Denmark, Belgium, Italy, Holland and Switzerland. So, if you happen to be on holiday in any of these countries, be sure to stop by.
• museum • textile • europe • england • france

Bernini and Birth of Baroque Portrait Sculpture
"Bernini and the Birth of Baroque Portrait Sculpture" describes religious and secular works of art carved in stone by a prodigious Italian master and his contemporaries.
• art museum exhibitions • bernini and baroque portrait sculpture • italian baroque art sculpture • j. paul getty museum • national gallery of canada

Federico da Montefeltro's Library
"Federico da Montefeltro and His Library" at New York's Morgan Library & Museum describes the life of the 15th-century Italian ruler and art produced during his reign.
• italian renaissance traveling art exhibition • federico da montelfeltro and his library • morgan library & museum • renaissance quattrocento italy • medici florence

Florence - Italy's Art Capital
An overview of the art and architecture of Florence, Italy. This town is home to the largest collection of Renaissance art and architecture in the world.
• florence • italy • renaissance • arts • museums

Four Rome Museums Reopen
The Romans have been busy renovating and restoring the city's palaces, villas and museums, reopening four within the past few months.
• rome • museums • reopen • fine art • phoenicians

Italy’s Bardolino Wine Trail
Stop at a cantina or enoteca or visit the wine museum on a tasting tour of the wineries in the Veneto, near Verona.
• bardolino red wine trail • tour map vineyards lake garda • wine museum cantina • wineries near verona • veneto northern italy

Jersey Boys Is In For A Long Run
The May 2008 opening of Jersey Boys at the Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas marks yet another success for this musical about Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.
• 2006 tony award winning musical jersey boys • where to see jersey boys • frankie valli and the four seasons • music of frankie valli and bob gaudio • jersey boys broadway musical and tour

Leonardo Biblioteca Reale Drawings
Eleven rare sheets of drawings and one manuscript by Italian Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci will be exhibited briefly at two American museums in 2008.
• traveling art museum exhibitions • leonardo da vinci • drawings from biblioteca reale • birmingham museum of art • m.h. de young museum

Leonardo Chess Drawings Disputed
Experts are questioning claims that illustrations in "De ludo schaccorum," an unpublished treatise on chess, were created by Italian Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci.
• leonardo da vinci • luca pacioli • de ludo schaccorum • on the game of chess • manuscript illustration

Maximize Roman Holiday Money
Rome sightseeing can cost a fortune. But a map and advance planning can yield a host of low or no-cost experiences. Here's how to get the most from your Roman holiday.
• pantheon • roman forum • coliseum • piazza navona • palazzo pamphilirome

Northern Italy’s Top 10 Sights
These are not the secret little places - these are the must-see sights, the best of the best, the icons of Italian travel, from Venice to Turin and the lakes.
• northern italy top 10 must-see sights • best icons italian travel • holy shrines • visitors must see • regions north po river

Best Smaller Museums in Florence
If the line is too long at the Uffizi, there are other art museums in Florence that are also awe-inspiring, with no wait to get in. The best of these are described here.
• best most popular favorite smaller works by master • if never lines too long awe-inspiring with no wait • museo archeologico egyptian artifacts rivals met n • luxury your vacations travels checks lists leisure • tourists dont need orders tickets planning italian

Lake Orta, Northern Italy’s Secret
Medieval towns and a 4th-century saint meet edgy 21st-century Italian design and luxury lodgings, at a little-known lake in the Piedmont, just west of Lake Maggiore.
• lake orta • northern italy’s secret lake • island • medieval towns • 4th-century saint

Treviso: More than a Little Venice
Frescoes from the 14th century, paintings by Titian and Tiepolo and Venetian architecture compete with good restaurants and the United Colors of Benetton
• treviso • little venice • walking walled town • northern italy city • 14th century frescoes


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