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Budget-friendly European destination 'won't break the bank' - Vimarsana News

Budget-friendly European destination 'won't break the bank'

A town in Italy has been named for its wealth of free attractions for tourists to enjoy.

Assisi | Italy | Medieval Town & Home of St. Francis - Vimarsana News

Assisi | Italy | Medieval Town & Home of St. Francis

Assisi, town, Perugia province, Umbria region, central Italy. The town lies 12 miles (19 km) east of Perugia and is famous as the birthplace of St. Francis, the founder of the Franciscan order. Assisi is situated on a spur of Monte Subasio at an elevation of 1,300 feet (400 metres) and overlooks

Saint Francis, pure and simple | Apollo Magazine - Vimarsana News

Saint Francis, pure and simple | Apollo Magazine

The saint may have lived a life of poverty, but this richly varied exhibition at the National Gallery is anything but impoverished, writes Paul Hills

Best cities to visit near Rome — with routes and itineraries - Vimarsana News

Best cities to visit near Rome — with routes and itineraries

Rome is known as the città eterna (eternal city) and caput mundi (capital of the world) for good reason. Rome acquired these enviable epithets due to its 2,700-year existence during which the ancient city saw emperors rise and fall, grand temples, roads, and aqueducts constructed, and ultimately, the advent of the Renaissance. Visiting Rome means walking in the footsteps of...

Best cities to visit near Rome — with routes and itineraries - Vimarsana News

Best cities to visit near Rome — with routes and itineraries

Rome is known as the città eterna (eternal city) and caput mundi (capital of the world) for good reason. Rome acquired these enviable epithets due to its 2,700-year existence during which the ancient city saw emperors rise and fall, grand temples, roads, and aqueducts constructed, and ultimately, the advent of the Renaissance. Visiting Rome means walking in the footsteps of...