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Strolling through the village: The Gardens of Art at Villa Allegrini in Segni (RM)

“In the heart of the Gardens of Art, among the works of the artists on display at Villa Allegrini, nature and creativity come together in a timeless embrace.”

The Gardens of Art (I Giardini dell'Arte) at Villa Allegrini in Segni, Italy, provide a unique blend of nature and creativity. The green spaces at Villa Allegrini serve as both canvas and landscape, where contemporary artists showcase their creations amidst the breathtaking beauty of Lazio. The exhibition, called "Artists in Exhibition," took place on July 15-16, 2024, and allowed visitors to immerse themselves in the culture, creativity, and magic of art in the garden. The event took place in the heart of Segni, a beautiful town nestled in the hills of Lazio. Villa Allegrini, located at Via delle Querciole, 1, served as the historic residence for this celebration of art.

I Giardini dell'Arte (The Gardens of Art) offer an enchanting experience where nature and artistic expression unite harmoniously.

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A 2,600-Year-Old Unopened Etruscan Tomb Discovered in Italy

Community leaders and archeologists in central Italy recently gathered in the municipality of Montalto di Castro for the opening of a tomb that dates back more than 2 1/2 millennia, the municipality announced in a social media post last week.

"Today … we witnessed the opening of an ancient Etruscan tomb buried at the Osteria Necropolis in Vulci," the municipality of Montalto di Castro, which sits along the Mediterranean Sea about 100 miles northwest of Rome, wrote Oct. 27 on Facebook, calling the grand unveiling "a day of culture and history" in a translated statement.

Historians say the Etruscans built their civilization on a portion of the land that is now modern-day Italy, beginning as early as 900 B.C., and operated as a network of city-states not completely unlike the Roman Republic that came after it. The Etruscans dominated Italy until falling, as a result of the Roman-Etruscan wars, to the then-expanding Roman empire around the 4th century B.C.

Vulci, an archaeological site in the northern Lazio region not far from Montalto di Castro, was once a rich Etruscan city. Its ruins have become a popular spot for tourist visits and as well as a place of interest for archaeological excavations.

The tomb discovered there earlier this year was found remarkably intact when it was officially opened at the end of October, for the first time in about 2,600 years, according to the Italian online magazine Finestre sull'Arte, which focuses on ancient and contemporary art. It was opened and explored following the opening of a similar tomb in the area this past April, the magazine reported. Montalto di Castro Mayor Emanuela Socciarelli attended the opening along with Simona Baldassarre, the councilor of culture for the Lazio region, Simona Carosi, the manager of the Superintendency of Archaeology for the province of Viterbo and southern Etruria, and Carlos Casi, the director of the Vulci Foundation, which helped lead the excavation alongside archeologists.

Archaeologists found a collection of long-lost treasures inside the ancient tomb, including a collection of pottery and amphorae, which are tall jars with two handles and a narrow neck typically associated with ancient Greek or Roman cultures. The jars contained wine from Greece, likely from the island of Chios, Finestre sull'Arte reported. It could be a relic of the wine trade happening at that time in history.

Utensils, cups, iron objects, and a variety of ceramics and decorative accessories were also found inside the tomb in perfect condition, as was a tablecloth that may have been used for a funerary ritual offering called "the last meal" or "meal of the dead." A bronze cauldron was also found.

The stockpile of personal belongings found inside the tomb suggests the family for whom it was constructed was probably quite wealthy in their day.

The complex structure and layout of the burial site is also important to archeologists and historians, Casi told the Italian news outlet Il Messaggero, noting that the tomb "appears to be characterized by a partition saved in the rock which creates a passage arch between the dromos, i.e. the short corridor with steps, and the vestibule, from which the two rooms were accessed, the front one and the one on the left: the usual one on the right is missing, evidently because the space had already been occupied by other tombs."

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To visit list: Some of my favorite places in Italy (Pt 1)

1. Rome (obviously) I actually lived in Rome for 6 years and I don’t think it’s overrated at all, it’s a place full of history and culture and is worth visiting at least once. Also it is huge and there’s always new things to discover no matter how long u spend there!

2. Proximity wise, in the outskirts of Rome you will also find cute seaside towns Nettuno and Anzio. Nettuno (Neptune) is a very pretty seaside small town that is also home to an ancient borgo, making the place pretty magical. Anzio is also very nice, part of it coastline has ancient ruins from Nerone times.

3. Terracina. As you may have intuited I am a seaside lover girl, Terracina is still in the outskirts of Rome and it is home to Temple of Jupiter Anxur, a temple in honor of Jupiter that is very very ancient (there’s only ruins left) that’s on the hill overlooking the city. I thought the temple was quite a magical place when I went to visit and it gave me plenty of positive vibes. The city is also very pretty.

4. Sermoneta. A small borgo in province of Latina, still in Lazio. It’s on a hill and the view is beautiful, plenty of nature, very cute kitties all around, very nice food and very nice people too.

5. Naples 🩵 Definitely worth visiting! Rich in culture rich in food and the people are very lively! Had a great time both times I visited. The second time we also took some guided tours such as seeing an old church where the “skull with ears” was located and seeing the city undergrounds.

6. Tropea. Magical magical place and home of some of the best food I’ve ever eaten (the Calabria region in general I think has the best food in Italy). I don’t think I can even explain it in words Ill just attach pictures and hope you guys get the idea.

7. Scilla. Also incredibly beautiful and picturesque, rich in history and overall beauty, and also you could find friendly cute kittens at every corner!!!!

8. Trani. A very cute city especially during summer! It has one of my favorite ports and also the food was delicious. A nice place to have a drink in the evening, very lively, also I had a great time sunbathing during the day too. I cannot swim and have a bit of a water phobia but I found the sea there very nice so I did take some baths. There’s also a huge park there that I loved.

9. Polignano a Mare. I was just passing through but explored a bit of the town and loved it so much. Very particular coastline and the town is cute, very well kept and the small streets are fairytale like.

10. Alberobello. This place is a gem. It looks like a fairytale setting because the houses (trulli) are built in a very particular way and that is so in the older times they could dismantle the rooftops in order to avoid paying tax. #slay

There will soon be a part two!!!!

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hello cece my beloved soulmate!! hope you are doing well!

i just wanted to ask a cheeky little question! so i am planning to visit italy at one point before i go back to australia and i was wondering if you had any personal recommendations of places to go to?? i would only trust your judgement!

anyways, i adore you, i’m leaving all the jaffa cakes and tea MWAH

nero my beloved soulmate!!!! i’ve been off this hellsite way too long, i’ve missed you!!!! <333

how are you doing?? how’s the uk?? have u visited any more interesting places??

anyways, absolutely!!! ugh there are so many places that would be worth a visit here, but if you ask me i would say aim for either the center or the south regions. i live in tuscany and i can say it’s always been one of my favorite spots in italy, the central regions like tuscany and umbria and even lazio with rome, they have all these really antique cities that you can’t miss. tuscany is full of vineyards and medieval cities, there’s obviously florence that is amazing but also lucca, pisa, arezzo, and the smaller cities like san gimignano, san quirico d’orcia, monteriggioni, pontedera, and so many more that feel like they are stuck in the medieval and renaissance times, you’ll feel like you’re literally walking in the past. and lazio too, i mean rome is absolutely something you can’t miss. it’s out of this world, there’s something new to discover at every corner and you’ll eat some of the most amazing meals ever. it’s very touristy of course, but it’s worth it. i’ve been to rome a thousand times and i still keep finding new hidden gems whenever i go back. (and in case you do get to rome i have a cute little restaurant to recommend, i’ve eaten there more times than i can count and it never disappointed once!!!)

i’ve traveled less in the south but i can say that puglia and sicily are my absolute go to spots for that part of italy. it’s a very different scenario, they’re even more stuck in the past, in greek times even, and it’s magical. i don’t know how many days you’re planning to visit so i don’t know if you can do both regions because sicily is an island so it takes a bot of travel to get there, but still i would highly recommend both!!

i think i’ve rambled on long enough now 😂 so when are you planning to visit?? i’m really curious to hear about what you do and what you’ve been doing so far too!!! i’ve really missed you a ton <333

i’m sharing all these jaffa cakes with you and a lot of biscoff cheesecake too <3333

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A alley in Pitigliano

Pitigliano is a town in the province of Grosseto, located about 80 kilometres (50 mi) south-east of the city of Grosseto, Tuscany, Italy.

Pitigliano makes up part of an area called "borghi del tufo" — towns carved of tuff stone — located quite close to the border of Tuscany and Lazio. This position makes Pitigliano an ideal base for discovering the beauty of these two regions in Italy.

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Car Rental Services in Praslin Seychelles – Your Travel Solution

Praslin, the second-largest island in the Seychelles archipelago, is renowned for its pristine beaches, lush jungles, and vibrant local culture. If you're planning a trip to this paradise, exploring its unique sights and sounds is best done at your own pace. That’s where car rental services in Praslin Seychelles come into play. Whether you are here for a relaxing beach holiday or an adventurous journey through the island's natural beauty, having your own vehicle provides the flexibility and comfort needed for a memorable experience.

At Triple T Car Rental, we offer a wide range of vehicles that cater to all your travel needs, ensuring that your time in Praslin is convenient, enjoyable, and unforgettable. Let’s take a deeper look into why car rentals in Praslin are a must for every visitor and how we can help make your island experience exceptional.

Why Choose Car Rental Services in Praslin Seychelles?

When you land in Praslin, you'll quickly realize that the island's unique charm lies not only in its scenic views but also in its diversity. From secluded beaches like Anse Lazio to the tranquil Vallée de Mai nature reserve, there’s something to discover around every corner. While taxis and public transportation are available, they often come with their limitations, such as fixed routes, availability issues, and higher costs for short trips. By opting for car rental services in Praslin Seychelles, you gain the freedom to explore the island on your terms.

Here are some reasons why car rentals are the best choice for visitors:

Flexibility and Convenience: With a rented vehicle, you can visit the remote spots on the island that are not easily accessible by public transport. Want to catch the sunrise at Anse Georgette or have a quiet dinner at a hidden restaurant? A rental car offers you the freedom to follow your schedule.

Comfortable Travel: Praslin’s tropical weather can be quite warm, and having a comfortable, air-conditioned car makes a significant difference. Travel in comfort while enjoying the island’s beauty.

Cost-Effective: For those planning to stay on the island for more than a few days, a rental car can be more affordable than repeatedly using taxis or booking private tours.

Wide Range of Vehicles: Whether you need a compact car, a spacious SUV, or a 4x4 to navigate the island's rugged terrain, Triple T Car Rental offers a variety of vehicles to suit your needs.

Exploring Praslin in Style: Top Destinations to Visit with Car Rental Services

Praslin is a gem of an island, filled with must-visit spots that you can conveniently reach with car rental services in Praslin Seychelles. Here are some top destinations on the island that you should add to your itinerary:

1. Anse Lazio

This world-famous beach is known for its white sand and crystal-clear waters. It’s perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing under the sun. While it’s accessible by taxi, having a rental car allows you to visit at your own leisure, especially since the road to Anse Lazio offers breathtaking views of the island.

2. Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Vallée de Mai is home to the endemic Coco de Mer palm and other exotic flora and fauna. With your own vehicle, you can easily access this lush forest reserve and spend as much time as you like exploring the diverse ecosystem without worrying about time constraints.

3. Anse Georgette

Accessible via a private resort or a short hike, Anse Georgette is one of Praslin's most scenic and secluded beaches. The journey to this hidden gem is easier with a rental car, as it allows you to explore the surrounding areas and enjoy the scenic drive.

4. Curieuse Island

While not directly on Praslin, Curieuse Island is a short boat ride away and can be reached from Praslin’s main port. Having a rental car makes the drive to the port convenient, allowing you to travel at your own pace and not miss any of Praslin’s breathtaking views on the way.

Benefits of Renting a Car with Triple T Car Rental

At Triple T Car Rental, we understand the importance of offering high-quality vehicles, excellent customer service, and hassle-free experiences. Here’s why we stand out in the car rental services in Praslin Seychelles industry:

1. Quality and Variety of Vehicles

Our fleet includes a range of well-maintained cars that are perfect for all kinds of travelers. Whether you're traveling alone, with a partner, or as a family, we have the perfect vehicle for your trip. Our cars are equipped with air conditioning, modern amenities, and GPS systems, so you can stay cool and navigate the island with ease.

2. Affordable Prices with No Hidden Fees

We believe that car rental should be affordable and transparent. That's why our prices are competitive and include all necessary insurances, so you won’t be hit with hidden fees or surprises upon booking. Whether you're here for a short trip or a longer stay, we offer flexible rental packages to suit your needs and budget.

3. Easy Booking Process

Booking a rental car with us is simple and quick. You can book online or contact our friendly customer service team, who are happy to assist with all your queries and guide you through the process. From picking up your car to returning it, we ensure a smooth, easy experience.

4. Local Expertise and Support

As a local business, we take pride in offering not just car rental services but also valuable insights and recommendations about Praslin. Whether you're seeking hidden spots to visit or need tips on the best restaurants and local attractions, our team is here to help.

How to Book Your Car with Triple T Car Rental

Booking a car with Triple T Car Rental is a breeze. Simply visit our website, choose the type of vehicle you need, and select your preferred rental period. You can also call or email us for any specific requests, such as child seats or GPS devices. Once your booking is confirmed, all that’s left is to pick up your car at the convenient location and start your Praslin adventure!

The Best Time to Rent a Car in Praslin Seychelles

Praslin enjoys a tropical climate, with warm temperatures year-round. However, the best time to visit is during the dry season, from May to October, when rainfall is minimal, and the roads are easier to navigate. During this period, renting a car is ideal for exploring the island comfortably.

That said, Praslin is a year-round destination, and with car rental services in Praslin Seychelles, you can easily adapt to the weather and make the most of your trip regardless of when you visit.

Final Thoughts

For an unforgettable and seamless experience in Praslin, opting for car rental services in Praslin Seychelles is the way to go. With the freedom to explore the island at your own pace, visit hidden gems, and enjoy maximum comfort, renting a car offers unbeatable convenience.

At Triple T Car Rental, we are committed to providing exceptional services that cater to your travel needs. Whether you're here for a short stay or an extended vacation, our fleet of quality vehicles and customer-first approach ensures that your time in Praslin will be nothing short of spectacular.

Don’t miss out on the full experience – book your car rental today and make the most of your trip to Praslin!

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Discover the Scenic Route: Premium Car Service from Rome to Ravello

When traveling from Rome to Ravello, there’s no better way to experience the breathtaking beauty of Italy than with a premium car service. At Ravello Limousine Service, we pride ourselves on providing a luxurious, comfortable, and personalized experience for our clients, ensuring that every part of your journey is memorable. Whether you’re visiting the Amalfi Coast for the first time or returning for another getaway, our car service from Rome to Ravello offers you the chance to explore the stunning Italian countryside in style.

A Comfortable and Stress-Free Journey

The road from Rome to Ravello stretches through some of Italy’s most captivating landscapes, including the rolling hills of the Lazio region, the serene coastal views of Campania, and the stunning cliffs of the Amalfi Coast. While driving yourself or taking a crowded train may seem like the easier option, nothing compares to the comfort and luxury that Ravello Limousine Service provides. Our professional drivers ensure that you can relax and enjoy the scenic route without worrying about navigation, traffic, or parking.

Our fleet of premium vehicles is equipped with the latest amenities, including plush leather seating, air conditioning, and plenty of space to stretch out and relax. Whether you’re traveling alone, with a loved one, or in a group, we can accommodate your needs with our wide range of vehicles, from luxury sedans to spacious vans. With Ravello Limousine Service, your ride will be as enjoyable as the destination itself.

Experience the Scenic Route in Style

As we make our way from Rome to Ravello, you’ll have the opportunity to admire Italy’s charming countryside, picturesque villages, and coastal vistas. Our drivers know the best routes to take, ensuring that you don’t miss out on any of the incredible views along the way. The journey is more than just a transfer—it’s an experience that we tailor to your preferences.

We understand that every traveler is different, so we offer a variety of customizable options. From making stops at historic landmarks and scenic viewpoints to choosing the perfect time of day to travel, we work with you to create the ideal itinerary for your car service from Rome to Ravello. Whether you want to explore the ancient ruins of Pompeii, visit the charming town of Sorrento, or simply soak in the beauty of the Amalfi Coast, our team is here to make it happen.

A Personalized Touch Every Step of the Way

At Ravello Limousine Service, we believe that every journey should be as unique as you are. That’s why we take the time to understand your needs and preferences, ensuring that every detail of your car service from Rome to Ravello is tailored to perfection. Our drivers are not only skilled and professional but also knowledgeable about the regions you’ll be passing through. They can provide recommendations for local attractions, restaurants, and hidden gems, adding an extra layer of personalization to your experience.

We also understand that your time is valuable. With our efficient service, we ensure that you arrive in Ravello in comfort and on schedule, allowing you to make the most of your time in this stunning coastal town. Whether you're attending a special event, celebrating a milestone, or simply enjoying a relaxing getaway, Ravello Limousine Service is here to ensure your journey is seamless and stress-free.

Why Choose Ravello Limousine Service?

Choosing Ravello Limousine Service for your car service from Rome to Ravello means choosing excellence. We offer more than just a ride—we provide an experience. With our commitment to luxury, comfort, and personalized service, we are confident that we can make your trip from Rome to Ravello one of the highlights of your Italian adventure. Our goal is to ensure that every moment of your journey is exceptional, from the moment you step into one of our vehicles to the moment we drop you off at your destination.

Let us take care of the details while you sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic beauty of Italy. Contact Ravello Limousine Service today to book your premium car service from Rome to Ravello.

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The thermal spring water of Fiuggi Fonte Bonifacio VIII reopens its doors.

The town of Fiuggi, located south of Rome, boasts the presence of two thermal springs, Fonte Bonifacio VIII and Fonte Anticolana, which have given rise to one of the largest and oldest thermal complexes in Italy, with ancient origins.

Fiuggi is one of the most important hot spring resort towns in Europe. It has two beautiful parks and is known for its healing mineral springs that flow from Fonte Bonifacio VIII and Fonte Anticolana.

The sources reopen after a period of stasis with a wholly redesigned new look. The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Boniface VIII Spring will take place on April 1st, according to the new management who recently took over the water bottling, golf course, and Anticolana spring.

This is a long-awaited piece of news in the city for all the local economic actors. The seasonal reopening of the hot springs symbolizes the start of the city's economic engine. It's linked to an allied industry with dozens of hotels, businesses, and workers.

The new owners of the Terme di Fiuggi, the entrepreneurs Stirpe, Borgomeo, Battisti, and Benedetto, have kept to the schedule announced at the press conference at the beginning of the year, proposing the same operational goals that characterize the Fiuggi facilities. The golf course is already accessible, the Bonifacio VIII spring will be opened on April 1st, and the Anticolana spring traditionally will open its doors on June 1st.

As announced by the new ownership, there won't be any profound changes or upheavals inside the park. But there will be a profound innovation in the services offered and a lot of investment in the historical relationship between the spa and the medical and scientific world.

Satisfaction and gratitude also for the staff employed during the other months and until the planned closure foresees between October and November.

In short, it's good news. It restores confidence and strengthens the work of the categories, which look forward with great hope to revitalize the thermal industry.

Fun fact. Pope Boniface VIII claimed his kidney stones had been healed by the mineral waters from the Fiuggi springs.

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Ancient Etruscan Tomb Discovered in Vulci, Italy

An intact tomb from the 6th century B.C. has been discovered in the Etruscan necropolis of Casale dell’Osteria in Vulci in Lazio, central Italy. The 2,500-year-old tomb is richly furnished with pottery and contains an incredibly rare final meal on a brazier.

Archaeologists with the Vulci Foundation made the discovery earlier this month when the excavation revealed two tufa stone slabs two feet wide and weighing 40 kilos (88 lbs) in place in front of the entrance to the tomb. The team used a crane to carefully remove the slabs and uncover the entrance. Inside, they found a chamber tomb with a rock-cut platform and an array of about 30 vessels, mostly black bucchero pottery, cups, glass unguentaria and amphorae, all intact and in impeccable condition.

On the right side of the chamber towards the entrance is a bronze brazier still containing the coals and the skewers that held the meat cooked for the final repast. The cinerary remains of the tomb’s owner were placed inside an olla — a squat, rounded pot commonly used by the Etruscans as containers for the entombment of cremated remains — on top of the rock-cut platform.

It is believed to be the tomb of a woman, based on the lack of weapons and on the presence of a spindle whorl. She must have been someone of significant wealth to afford so richly furnished a tomb.

Vulci was a prosperous Etruscan city-state 50 miles northwest of Rome. It was the birthplace of the legendary sixth king of Rome, Servius Tullius (r. 578-535 B.C.) and an important center of ceramic arts, metal mining and metal crafts. It was also a center of trade, purveying expensive imports of Greek pottery, balms and unguents from the east.

It was defeated by Rome in 280 B.C.; Roman forces took its coastal territory, cutting off Vulci’s access to the sea and strangling the maritime trade that had been so integral to its success. The city declined and was ultimately abandoned. No new town was ever built over it.

Part of it survived underground, however, in Vulci’s necropoli. Tens of thousands of tombs containing priceless artifacts from every day use objects to entire chariots and silver hands. An unpopulated area far from the prying eyes of any authorities with tons of unknown and unrecorded portable archaeological wealth made a perfect target for looters and over the decades Vulci has been re-sacked on a vast scale. The discovery of an intact, unlooted tomb with its contents complete and undamaged is therefore incredibly rare.

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Seychelles Holidays: Best Time to Visit and Top Things to Do

The Seychelles, a stunning archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, is a dream destination for travelers worldwide. With its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant wildlife, it’s no wonder this tropical paradise is a favorite getaway for visitors from Dubai and beyond. If you’re planning your next adventure, here’s everything you need to know about the best times to visit and activities to explore.

Best Times to Visit Seychelles

Timing can elevate your Seychelles experience, especially if you have specific activities in mind.

Diving:For the best underwater visibility, plan your trip between February to May or September to early November, with April and October being the top months for diving enthusiasts.

Snorkeling:Seychelles offers exceptional snorkeling experiences year-round, thanks to its warm waters teeming with marine life.

Fishing:October to April marks the prime fishing season, ideal for those seeking thrilling catches.

Walking & Trekking:Explore lush trails during the cooler months of April to October for the best trekking conditions.

Turtle Watching:Witness the awe-inspiring sight of turtles nesting along Seychelles’ shores from October to February.

Top Things to Do in Seychelles

Seychelles is more than a beach lover’s paradise—it’s a destination brimming with unique experiences for every traveler.

1. Creole Cooking Classes

Dive into the culinary culture of Seychelles with Creole cooking classes. Learn to prepare flavorful dishes, from fresh seafood to tropical desserts, in a vibrant, interactive setting.

2. Clear Kayak Tours

Glide through crystal-clear waters in a transparent kayak, offering a surreal view of marine life and coral reefs below.

3. Hiking Trails

Embark on scenic hiking adventures along trails like the Morne Seychellois National Park or the Copolia Trail, which promise breathtaking views and serene encounters with nature.

4. Snorkeling and Scuba Diving

Discover vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine species at snorkeling and diving spots like Anse Lazio and the Aldabra Atoll, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

5. Guided Birding Tours

Seychelles is a haven for bird lovers. Take guided tours to spot rare species like the Seychelles black parrot and Seychelles magpie-robin.

6. Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this nature reserve on Praslin Island is a must-visit. Wander through its prehistoric palm forests, home to the iconic coco de mer tree.

7. Tortoise Conservation Programs

Visit conservation centers to learn about the efforts to protect the Aldabra giant tortoise, an incredible species native to Seychelles.

8. Boat Trips

Hop on a boat tour to explore hidden beaches, snorkeling hotspots, and islands like La Digue and Cousin Island. These trips offer a mix of relaxation and adventure.

Planning Your Seychelles Holiday from Dubai

With its proximity and direct flight options, Seychelles is a popular destination for travelers from Dubai. If you’re dreaming of an unforgettable island escape, Seychelles holiday packages from Dubai provide the perfect opportunity to indulge in the tropical paradise.

Why Choose Seychelles?

From its sun-kissed beaches to its unique wildlife and warm hospitality, Seychelles offers an unmatched travel experience. Whether you’re diving into turquoise waters, hiking lush trails, or savoring Creole cuisine, this destination promises memories that last a lifetime.

Start planning your Seychelles getaway today and let the magic of this tropical haven enchant you!

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Gaeta, Italy Gaeta is a city in the province of Latina, in Lazio, Southern Italy. Set on a promontory stretching towards the Gulf of Gaeta,

It has a pretty historical center that is pleasant to discover on foot

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Italy seized $8.5 million worth of Etruscan artefacts destined for black market

The Italian government announced the seizure of an illegally excavated Etruscan burial site in central Umbria and was investigating two people suspected of stealing artefacts worth €8 million ($8.5 million) to be sold on the black market, according to AP News.

Illegal excavations were carried out next to another Etruscan burial site discovered by a farmer cultivating his land in 2015. The suspects used photographs of artefacts and the site that circulated on the black market.

With the help of a drone for aerial photography and phone tapping, they found a second site on land owned by a local businessman who had access to earthmoving equipment.

At the new site, they found two sarcophagi, presumably belonging to two Etruscan princesses, one of which still contained a skeleton inside, as well as a funerary dowry with urns, perfume bottles and a bone comb.

The Etruscan civilisation existed from about 900 BC to 27 BC in central Italy, including areas of present-day Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio.

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