Tag: “Little Italy”

22 places found.

  1. Little Italy Inn

    Located near the picturesque San Diego Bay nestled in the heart of Little Italy, San Diego’s Italian cultural village. San Diego’s historic Little Italy is one of a handful of Italian American business districts remaining in North America.

  2. Como

    Como is a city in Lombardy, Italy, 45 km north of Milan. Situated at the southern tip of the south-west arm of Lake Como, it is the capital of the province of Como.

  3. Pagolac

    in an area of San franciso called little Saigon pagolac is a fantastic and modern Vietnamese food.

  4. bologna

    Bologna, Italy. Indeed, the heart of where Italian food may have gotten its praise.

  5. Santa Maria del Fiore

    The best-known site and crowning architectural jewel of Florence is the domed cathedral of the city, Santa Maria del Fiore, known as The Duomo. The magnificent dome was built by Filippo Brunelleschi.

  6. Portofino bay

    Former poor fishermen's settlement in Northern Italy, today Portofino is famous for its luxury boutiques and restaurants. You can meet Rod Stuart here playing piano in hotel just for pleasure.

  7. Pietra Bismantova

    This mountain is situated in Parco Nazionale dell' Appennines Tosco Emiliano, Italy. It was mentioned in Dante's "Divine Comedy" and is described in contemporary Wikipedia as well.

  8. Verona, Italy

    Verona is modern city in Northern Italy which has retained it's old-world feel due to it's amazing architecture and historical landmarks. The colorful buildings are clearly well maintained, yet somehow also look they haven't been touched for centuries.

  9. Rocchetta Mattei

  10. Catania fish market

    Every morning, Sicilian fishermen bring their fresh -- sometimes still breathing -- catch to the fish market in Catania, in a maze of small streets and squares just around the corner from the Cathedral. You'll know the swordfish by the swordfish heads on display next to them.