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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Italy Europe' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Italy Europe Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Italy Europe 1. World War Ii - By: Michael Russell World War II was a world wide conflict between the Allied and Axis powers. It went on for 6 years between 1939 and 1945 and finally came to an end with the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and in total 60 million deaths occurred. While the Axis consisted of Germany, Italy and ... Featured ArticleTravel Italy - Italy's Must See Art And Architecture Every year millions of visitors trek through Italy in search of ancient culture, great food, art, architecture, and more. The allure is immediate even to those who have never been.There is more art and architecture to see in Italy than one person could possibly experience in a lifetime. Rome, Florence, and Venice alone offer an unending array of design excursions. Highlighted here are some of the must see designs of both ancient and modern Italy. Talk a trip, bring a sketch book, ...
Read full story 2. The Most Beautiful European Beach Vacation Destinations - By: Sebastian Schneider It is no secret that Europe is one of the hottest tourist destinations in the world. This speaks to the wonderful and beautiful country that abounds the horizon in the entire continent. Moreover, the tourist trade has warmed to the many locations across the area that are more friendly an... 3. Italy Tourist Information - By: Michael Russell Have you ever traveled? I am talking about really traveled, as in to a different country. Sure, it's fun to drive around and visit some of the other states, but what about the other parts of the world? Don't you want to see them as well? I'm sure there is some magnificent place overseas that you abs... 4. Online Hotel Booking For Rome - By: (see Article) Rome Hotels ItalyRome is the most populous and bustling city of Europe as it hasgot something for everybody. Being the most renowned visitorspot its hotels are always unavailable that too in advance. RomeCity has the hotels catering every section of people rangingfrom luxury & deluxe hot... 5. Fifa World Cup – A History 1930 To 1958 - By: Michael Russell If the number of television viewers watching a sporting event is any guide to its popularity, then the FIFA World Cup is the world’s favorite, with an estimated viewer ship of nearly 30 billion. How very different from the early days. In the early 20th century, the only tournament where national t... 6. Traveltravel Europetxt - By: Michael Russell Traveling to Europe is like traveling through time. Each country will take you from the triumphs of the past centuries to the discoveries of the present. Elaborate palaces, gothic churches and other great structures reflect the beauty that is Europe. Your travels to Europe can start off... 7. Renaissance Costumes, A Rebirth Of Attitudes And Interests. - By: Mike Yeager Have you ever thought of wearing a renaissance costume? The year 1453 marks the invasion of Constantinople by the Turks. Unwittingly, this triggered off a sea change in the attitudes and interests of the European people which hitherto were dictated by insipid Gothic customs. Humanism and aestheti... 8. A Brief History Of Chess - By: Michael Russell Chess has been played all over the world for over 2000 years. There is some evidence that it was developed in China two centuries before the birth of Christ. The first reference in literature can be found in a Persian poem that dates back to the 6th century. According to that poem the game was not i... 9. Buying Paintings Gothic Art - By: Michael Russell Some of the most valuable early artwork comes from a point of time before the Renaissance had begun, and going on through the early Middle Ages, referred to as the period of Gothic art. During this particular time in history, the artwork took on telling narrative stories through pictures, and much ... 10. Food In Italy: Italian Cooking And Dining From Your Villa Or Apartment - By: Suzanne Pidduck If you've rented a villa or apartment in Italy, no doubt you'll be trying to sample all the foods of Italy you can-- dining out and eating in. Here's a quick and easy guide for getting food in Italy, whether you're ordering your first Italian meal at that sumptuous restaurant down the st... 11. Discover Apulia In Southeast Italy - By: Seb Jay Apulia - the boot heel of Italy - is one of Europe's mostfascinating regions. Known to Italians as 'Puglia' it overflowswith treasures that are guaranteed to delight people of allages. There are deserted Roman ruins to explore, grand castles,ancient streets, quaint fishing villages and one o... 12. Festivals In Europe - By: Michael Russell It is highly unlikely for anyone to spend a couple of months touring Europe and never get to attend at least one festival. There are so many annual festivals that range from small traditional village festivals in Switzerland to manic, weeklong celebrations in Italy and Spain. Festivals in Europe can... 13. Soccer World Cup - History - By: Michael Russell The FIFA world cup is the second most popular event in the world next only to the Olympics was first played in the year 1930 in Uruguay and was won by Uruguay it self. Jules Rimet with his group of French football administrators is credited with the original idea of football world cup. They wanted t... 14. Corporate Accounting: Microsoft Dynamics Gp 9.0 Future Horizons Notes For Consultant - By: Andrew Karasev As we are writing this article a lot of new ERP related information about Microsoft Business Solutions products: Axapta (Microsoft Dynamics AX), Navision (Microsoft Dynamics NAV), Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Microsoft Great Plains is published on the daily basis, especially with the advan... 15. Soccer World Cup - History - By: Michael Russell The FIFA world cup is the second most popular event in the world next only to the Olympics was first played in the year 1930 in Uruguay and was won by Uruguay it self. Jules Rimet with his group of French football administrators is credited with the original idea of football world cup. They wanted t... 16. Intelligence Summit Misses The Mark: The German-jesuit Threat To World Peace - By: David Ben-ariel Greetings to one and all, in the name and memory of Herbert W. Armstrong who visited and addressed many leaders of the nations you represent here today. Mr. Armstrong, ambassador for world peace without political portfolio, was a man sent by the Great Creator God (who made all men and ... 17. The Intelligence Summit Misses The Mark: The German-jesuit Threat To World Peace - By: David Ben-ariel Greetings to one and all, in the name and memory of Herbert W.Armstrong who visited and addressed many leaders of the nationsyou represent here today. Mr. Armstrong, ambassador for worldpeace without political portfolio, was a man sent by the GreatCreator God (who made all men and determined... 18. Articles About High Blood Pressure Treatment - By: Michael Russell In 1998, the American journal of hypertension published Objectives of high blood pressure treatment: left ventricular hypertrophy, diastolic function, and coronary reserve. The authors of the paper were from the Department of Medicine, University of Dusseldorf, Germany. This article has been cited... 19. Cheap Airfare Within Europe - By: Michael Russell For a number of years, trying to find cheap airfare between European cities was near impossible. Travelers were told that Europeans didnt bother with cheap airfare. Instead of airfare, they traveled on the cheap within Europe using the long standing railway system or rented cars to get around if nee... 20. Ferrara, An Alternative Destination For Your Italian Journey - By: (see Article) There are many reasons for a visit to Ferrara, Unesco world heritage city, a magnificent medieval and renaissance Italian city full of artistic and historical monuments and with a rich and varied surrounding territory The usual trip to Italy proposes the celebrated cities of Venice, Flore... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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