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Here s How You Can Score an Italian Home for As Little As €1

Here s How You Can Score an Italian Home for As Little As €1 Rachel Chang © Provided by Travel + Leisure Getty Images Now might be the time to turn those dreams of an Italian countryside home into a reality. The town of Biccari is selling off its fixer-uppers for €1 (about $1.20), or if you want to skip the work, fully functional homes starting at about €7,500 (about $9,023), Located in the European country s easternmost region of Puglia, also known as Apulia, the town which had 5,000 residents in the 1950s has seen a dwindling population, as many former residents have relocated to major cities or moved abroad, often leaving behind their abandoned dwellings.

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This Colorful Island Was Just Named Italy s Next Capital of Culture

This Colorful Island Was Just Named Italy s Next Capital of Culture Jessica Poitevien © Provided by Travel + Leisure Joao Benavides/EyeEm/Getty Images Located in the Gulf of Naples, the tiny, stunningly colorful island of Procida has officially earned the title as Italy s Capital of Culture for 2022. Procida is the first island to win this designation since the award was started in 2014, Italian Minister of Cultural Heritage Dario Franceschini made the announcement on Monday and congratulated Porcida for the achievement, saying, It will accompany Italy in the year of its rebirth. Among the 10 finalists, Procida was the only island, Lonely Planet reports. Parma was Italy s Capital of Culture in 2020 and will continue its term throughout 2021. After Porcida takes over in 2022, it will hand off the honor to Bergamo and Brescia two cities particularly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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How to Spend a Perfect Day on Rome s Best Street

How to Spend a Perfect Day on Rome’s Best Street Elizabeth Heath © Provided by Travel + Leisure Diana Robinson/Getty Images/500px Unreleased When things in Italy return to some semblance of “normal,” I know straight where I’m headed to Via del Governo Vecchio in Rome. The “street of the old government” per translation in reference to the former papal government office at No. 39 offers the best of Rome squeezed into just 450 meters (about a third of a mile), a few steps from Piazza Navona. With well-curated vintage shops, lively aperitivo bars, and some of the city’s best pizza and gelato spots, Via del Governo Vecchio is a splendid little stretch along which to slow down for a few hours and take a break from the Eternal City’s sightseeing circuit, which can feel a tad obligatory, even on the best of days.

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