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Parco Archeologico Sommerso di Baia (Submerged Park of Baia)
It is currently nearing 100 degrees every single day in southern Italy. Spending any length of time outside is not enjoyable by any stretch of the imagination. The only place one can find relief is near or in the water. The breeze on the beach while under an umbrella makes spending a day outdoors enjoyable.…
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Ischia
Everyone knows about Capri, but situated in the northern part of the Campanian Archipelago is the gorgeous and lesser-known island of Ischia. Accessible by ferry from Pozzuoli or Napoli, Ischia is a perfect destination for a day trip or a weekend getaway. The ancient, volcanic island is known for its natural hot springs, which can…
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Market Friday (and other food)
This isn’t really a day trip and it isn’t usually a family affair, though all of my family have been there at one time or another, but Market Friday is a big part of our Italian life. Buying local and in season is the most cost-efficient option for us. Eurospin is a great inexpensive option,…
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Jolly Park
Finding a place to cool off in the southern Italian summer is always a challenge. Beaches are often crowded, especially on the weekends. Tucked in the mountains of the Campania region is a fun little water park full of shaded trees and plenty of seating. The cost (as of this writing) is 12 Euro/person for…
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Path of the Lemons
Is there a dreamier walk than one that takes you under scores of lemon trees and stretches from one tiny Italian coastal town to another? There is not. The Path of the Lemons is ancient and is a beautiful way to experience the rich southern Italian culture. The walk (hike?? The jury is still out…