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Juliana de Angelis is a travel writer about Italy...read more articles, travel guides and information about Italy, its people and culture at her website: MadAboutItaly.com Book flights, hotels and shop for Italian products at ItalianShopsOnline.com Copyright © 2006 Juliana de Angelis - please inform author by email if using any articles.

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A brief history of Italian Comedy
The traditions of Commedia dell'Arte and Greek theatre are still continued in Italian comedy today.. Read
By: Juliana | 23/07/2006 | Travel
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The Vespa
The Vespa is Internationally renowned as an icon of Italian design, freedom and... Read
By: Juliana | 23/07/2006 | Travel
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Milan, fashion capital of Italy!
Milan is the business, fashion and design capital of Italy, with numerous fashion and.. Read
By: Juliana | 23/07/2006 | Travel
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Rome...
The Italian saying "Roma, non basta una vita" literally means... Read
By: Juliana | 23/07/2006 | Travel
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The Mafia
The Mafia or 'Cosa Nostra' (translated meaning 'our thing') originated in Read
By: Juliana | 23/07/2006 | Travel
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Food of Italy...Buon Appetito!
The pleasures and love of Italian cuisine are known the world over. Italian cookery and recipes vary from region to region, and.... Read
By: Juliana | 18/02/2006 | Travel
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Italian London
Italians have been coming to live in London for hundreds of years, including Canaletto... Read
By: Juliana | 18/02/2006 | Travel
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A brief history of Italian Fashion
Italy and Fashion have a very unique and special relationship, and when you consider such names as Dolce&Gabbana, Versace and Armani, to name but a few, it's not difficult to see why... Read
By: Juliana | 18/02/2006 | Women's Issues
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Greek Italy - Una Faccia Una Razza
Southern Italy was a centre of Greek culture, music, and language for hundreds of years. Today... Read
By: Juliana | 18/02/2006 | Travel
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See Naples and die..!
There is a saying in Italy that goes 'vedi Napoli e poi muori'. Translated, this means 'see Naples and die'. The actual meaning of this refers to being overwhelmed by what a beautiful and an incredible city Naples is.... Read
By: Juliana | 18/02/2006 | Travel