EyeOnItaly: The Best Authors #2

Welcome to the official EyeOnItaly curation post!!

Every week we will select the best posts regarding Italy. We will give them visibility through a special post, all for them!
The aim is to introduce the italian culture to the world through the eyes of authors who had the opportunity to sight-see Italy.

@luckyme03200 While traveling in Italy he’s touring some of the most beautiful castles in Val d’Aosta, the smallest region we have.
In the post we choose to show you he illustrate the impressive “Castello di Sarre”. Being there must have been really thrilling.
His post is very well done with many interior’s photos. Go have a look.

Do you plan to marry your special other? Do it there for a unique and enchanting event, surrounded by an amazing landscape in an exclusive location.

Here is the original post: https://steemit.com/travelfeed/@luckyme03200/italy-part-2-travelblog-aosta-valley-castello-di-sarre-the-castle-of-horns

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@kus-knee is having his vacation in south Tyrol, north Italy.
A true heaven in the summer for those who love hiking. The “Dolomiti” and other mountain range with their great views and a still unspoilt nature will let people enjoy their passion to the fullest. The mix between italian and deutschland culture is well discovered in the food and wine and lifestyle of these places.
A vacation in south Tyrol is something everyone should try once!

South Tyrol is charming all year-round: hiking and trekking are summer activity. In winter ski and spa resort are famous destination

Here is the original post: https://steemit.com/travel/@kus-knee/the-old-dog-reports-another-day-another-vacation-location

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@miti in his post tells his visit to a small town in Puglia: Pietramontecorvino, an ancient village located in southern Italy.
@miti describes the village first and then focus on the most important buildings that make it up.

On 16 May each year since 1889 Sant'Alberto, patron of Pietramontecorvino, is celebrated.
A pilgrimage takes place that starts from the Mother Church of the ancient village, up to the archaeological site of Montecorvino, seven kilometers from Pietramontecorvino.
In seven kilometers, a devotional path develops, whose wealth goes beyond the religious significance of the procession. Seven kilometers to reach the archaeological site where there are the remains of the majestic tower and the ruins of the ancient cathedral of Montecorvino, which was the home of the saint, where the religious function is celebrated.

Here is the original post: https://steemit.com/photography/@miti/a-journey-through-italy-one-photo-every-day-118-pietramontecorvino-eng-ita

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@folker-wulff in his video shows very stunning views of the Amalfitan coasts from a point of view different from most common ones.

The coast was, and still is, called the “Divina Costiera” or Divine Coastline thanks to its outstanding beauty. The first to call this way was Suleiman I the ottoman emperor.

Here is the original post: https://steemit.com/travel/@folker-wulff/drone-video-from-salerno-to-amalfi-italy-von-salerno-nach-amalfi

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