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Tradition in Positano

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-21 | Destinations
The precise place where they were born the first paper is not yet known. It 'sure, as there is contact between Amalfi and the Arabs, has reached its first to the Amalfi "bambagina", the paper cutouts made of rags. read more

Positano wines

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-22 | Destinations
The screw has ancient roots in the Amalfi Coast, perhaps due to imperial Rome, or age still more remote read more

Historical information about Positano

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-21 | Destinations
The land retains traces of the Stone Age. Legend has it that Positano was founded by Poseidon, the sea god Neptune, for the love of the nymph Pasitea he loved. It is certain that Phoenicians and Greeks, in their journeys to the West, set foot in this country then perhaps inhabited by Oschi or Piceni. read more

Typical products in Positano

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-22 | Destinations
The name of the variety, "Bulk Amalfitano", contains two important characteristics: the shape, tapered, from which the term of the variety of lemon sfusato ", and the area in which they came, in time, to differentiate: the Amalfi Coast read more

Italy In Italia 90 (Part II)

By: Gianni Truvianni | 2011-03-10 | Soccer
An article about the world cup Italia 90 which brought Italy close to the final only to be denied by Argentina, Maradona, off sides and penalties. read more

Executive chefs in Positano

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-24 | Recipes
Pagani born in 1973 but transplanted to the Amalfi Coast - passion of 'culinary arts began at 11 years and still today as 22 years ago food the same way. read more

Lemons in Positano

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-22 | Destinations
The golden age of production and trade of Limone Costa d'Amalfi opened in the second half of the nineteenth century. read more

Falanghina wine in Positano

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-24 | Destinations
The dream came true four decades ago, in '62, and Ettore Sammarco speaks with emotion and pride. read more

Piedirosso wine in Positano

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-24 | Destinations
At sunset, the town is the only producer and winemaker Joseph Apicella. His wine making from time immemorial, although until the '75 sold in bulk, everywhere there were wine bars and restaurants can appreciate a good red, that had nothing to envy to the most famous wines. read more

How To Get Married With A Civil Wedding In Positano

By: Laura Frappa | 2010-10-12 | Home & Family
All the documents you need to get married in Positano with a civil wedding. Civil wedding celebrated in Italy is legally recognized in Italy and abroad. read more

Species of vine in Positano

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-22 | Destinations
The Sunset Hills is home to almost exclusive to this variety (the presence in the Valley dell'Irno of the Amalfi coast and inland are very small), which takes its name from the coloring of which are rich layers of cells in the below the skin read more

Home-made pasta in Positano

By: daniele76 | 2010-12-22 | Destinations
Fior di latte Fresh cheese curd, smooth, with lactic fermentation, made with whole milk from a cow or milking to be carried out over a period of sixteen hours, delivered to the raw dairy, within 24 hours after the first milking. read more

The Pantheon in Rome - II Part

By: daniele76 | 2011-01-01 | Destinations
Under Hadrian, the building was entirely rebuilt. The brick stamps (trademarks annual bricks) belong to the years 115-127, and it can be assumed that the temple was inaugurated by the Emperor during his stay in the capital between 125 and 128. read more

Part II: Time line for Breast Augmentation

By: Terrye Tebbetts | 2011-06-11 | Plastic surgeries
Standard 24 Hour Recovery time line ~arms up and showered and out to dinner or shopping the night of surgery (no bras, bandages, drains, straps, pain pills or bruising). Approximately 2 days before full energy level returns read more

Most Attractive Destinations in Italy

By: Paige Taylor | 2011-03-26 | Destinations
Italy is considered as home to many UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We can see high art and monuments every where around the country. Anybody knows the cities of art such as Rome, Venice and Florence because they have become famous worldwide and attracted visitors for centuries. Arriving at this country, travelers can also enjoy beautiful coasts, lakes and mountains. read more