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Brunico, Puster Valley
The best conditions for your real estate purchase
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The best conditions for your real estate purchase
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How to valuate a property: the parameters and market trends in the capital of the Marca Trevigiana

The sea of Taormina has a unique charm, thanks to the diversity of its coastal landscape, which alternates between beaches, bays, and cliffs along one of the most beautiful stretches of the Ionian Sea.
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The advantages of buying a property in this beautiful area

Fabergé eggs are authentic egg-shaped jewelery-masterpieces.
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All the reasons why it is a good idea to invest in the purchase of a second home in Treviso.
Immersed between the singing of the sea waves and the rolling hills that unravel towards the horizon, Liguria is an ideal setting for those who dream of owning a second home.


With its steep walls rising to over one hundred meters, the Timpa of Acireale offers panoramic views of great beauty, one of the most beautiful perspectives of the entire Ionian coast. A promontory close to the coast of Acireale, about 6 km long, that extends from Acque Grandi in the district of Capomulini to the district of Santa Maria degli Ammalati. The entire area is a true open-air natural laboratory, a Nature Reserve that extends over an area of 265 hectares, characterized by faults with dense vegetation and imposing lava stratifications with sections overlooking the sea with columnar basalts, pebbly beaches and ancient terraces with dry stone walls marked by 'saje,' the ancient irrigation canals of Arab tradition that for over a millennium have exploited the natural slope from Mount Etna to the sea.

The Palio di Siena is a traditional event dated to 1633 in honour of Virgin Mary Assumption and also the most important day of the year for the residents of Siena. It takes place every year in summer, on July 2nd and on August 16th. In 2018, the government of Siena decided to run an extraordinary Palio on October 20 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War.
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Where they are and an itinerary to discover them
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The Stube is the heart of every traditional farmhouse in South Tyrol. Completely paneled with Swiss pine or spruce wood and heated by a tiled stove, it was long the only warm room in the house. Then as now, it radiates cozy warmth and comfort, invites people to gather, and allows them to experience a sense of homely atmosphere.