The walls of the Sassone and the cave Donna Marsilia.

  The walls of Saxon: This location may be the 'old Xifeo, conviction handed down by an uncertain location described by Livy, and call...

The walls of the Sassone and the cave Donna Marsilia.
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The Fort Ceraino, originally called Fort Hlawaty, is a fortress built by the Austrians in the Veneto region.

The Fort Ceraino, originally called Fort Hlawaty, is a fortress built by the Austrians, which rises in the territory of the municipality ...

The Fort Ceraino, originally called Fort Hlawaty, is a fortress built by the Austrians in the Veneto region.
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Roccalbegna and his "rock" characterized by high rock walls that are smooth like a tower.

  Roccalbegna (GR) is located in the upper valley dell'Albegna, at the foot of the last propagini complex of Mount Amiata. His positio...

Roccalbegna and his "rock" characterized by high rock walls that are smooth like a tower.
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The Palio of Siena competition between the districts in the form of a carousel horse of medieval origin.

  The Palio of Siena is a competition between the districts of Siena in the form of a carousel horse of medieval origin. The "Career...

The Palio of Siena competition between the districts in the form of a carousel horse of medieval origin.
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