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Florence luxury villa rentals with swimming pool and air conditioning for a vacation in total relax. Villa La Querce is a charming place located only 12 km off Florence, a mere 20 minute trip by car, ideal for those who would like to visit the Uffizi...
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Wine jars and tasting cups found in Etruscan tombs dating to approximately 1000 BC show that vines have been cultivated in Carmignano since Pre Roman times. More specifically, a parchment rent contract conserved in the Florence State Archives, dated 804,...
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The Villa of Vignamaggio, surrounded by an elegant Italian garden in a stunningly beautiful corner of the Chianti countryside, offers an authentic testimony of countrylife during the Renaissance period. The main part of the villa dates back to the 14th...
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Around the year 1000 A.D , the canons of Siena's cathedral decided to construct a new abbey not too far from the city. The abbey was to be located on a panoramic hillside in the middle of a forest filled with "cerri" - turkey oak trees- and it was here...
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Browsing this website, you can find out about the history of the Sonnino Castle and discover what it has in store for you: wines, olive oil, grappa, and vinsanto, guided tours, wine tasting, and direct retail of the Castle's products. The Sonnino Castle,...
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Church of Annunciation
The origin of this church is antique althiugh the date of its foundation is not known. It was probably built on the remains of the temple dedicated to the godess Cybele. From 1391 in this church (which was adjoined to a monastery) the Agostinian fathers of the congregation of St John in Carbonara from Naples officiated. The church was conceded by their request in 1811 to the co-patrons of the Chapels on condition that they took on all maintenance expenses. They, in turn, granted definitely to the lay congregation of St Monica in 1854.
(souce: Surrentum Magazine)