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23_568922 bindex.qxd 7/15/04 12:37 PM Page 761 Index Alois Lageder (Magré), Florence, 241 A ARP, 53–54 12, 482 Lucca, 270 Abbazia di Sant’Antimo Alpheus (Rome), 176 Milan, 497 (Montalcino), 29, 301 Al Teatro (Milan), 513 Padua, 446 Abbey of St. John (Parma), Amalfi, 647–652 Pisa, 279 365–366 Amalfi Drive, 592, 625 Rome, 165 Abercrombie St. Kent, 64 Ambrosiana Library Trieste, 472 Abitare la Storia, 54 St. Picture Gallery (Milan), Venice, 425 Above and Beyond Tours, 53 492 Verona, 459 Above the Clouds Amelia Tours Aosta, 38, 554–557 Trekking, 65 International, 65 Apartment rentals, 54 Academy Gallery (Venice), American Airlines, 59 Apollo Belvedere, 136 8, 416–417 American Airlines Appartamenti Reali Accademia (Milan), 497 Vacations, 63 (Florence), 228 Access America, 50 American Automobile Appian Way (Via Appia Accessible Journeys, 52 Association (AAA), 66 Antica; Rome), 81, 158–159 Accommodations American Express, 69 Apulia, 3, 39, 659–677, 753 best, 14–16 Brenta Canal tours, 439 Aquarium (Naples), 601 surfing for, 56 currency exchange, 43 Archaeological Museum tipping, 73 Florence, 191, 222 (Museo Archeologico) Acquacalda, 733 Milan, 488 Bologna, 340–341 Acquario di Genova, Rome, 84, 163 Eoliano (Lipari), 732 570–571 traveler’s checks, 44 Florence, 237–238 Acquario (Naples), 601 Venice, 377, 424 National Ad Antiqua Domus (Rome), American Foundation for of Paestum, 658 165 the Blind, 52–53 Parma, 366–367 Advantage Tennis Tours, 64 Anacapri, 640–642 Orvieto, 331 Aeolian Islands, 731–737 Anatriello Argenteria Antica Regional After Line (Milan), 514 e Moderna Roma (Rome), Agrigento, 706 Agricoltori Chianti 167 Palermo, 715–716 Geografico (Gaiole in Ancient Rome, 79 Paolo Orsi (Syracuse), Chianti), 261–262 accommodations near, 698 Agrigento, 704–709 95–97 Spoleto, 325 Air Canada, 59 restaurants near, 114–116 of Taranto, 675 Airfares, 55–56 sights and attractions, Verona, 458 Air France, 59 140–150 Archaeological sites and Airlines, 59–60, 65 Andrea del Sarto, ruins, 10. See also The- Airport security, 60–61 24, 226–228, 278 aters, ancient (amphithe- Alberobello,COPYRIGHTED 666–668 Anfiteatro Flavio (Pozzuoli), MATERIALaters); and specific sites Alcantara Gorges, 686 612 and ruins Alexanderplatz (Rome), 175 Anfiteatro Romano Agrigento, 705 Alexander VI, Pope, 135, (Syracuse), 698 Aosta, 554 139, 234, 349 Angelico, Fra, 136 best, 10–11 Alfieri (Rome), 168–169 Antica Erboristeria Romana Capri, 634 Alfonso Garlando (Milan), (Rome), 165 Hadrian’s Villa (Villa 499 Antico Caffè Dante Adriana; near Tivoli), 10 Alien (Rome), 175 (Verona), 462 Herculaneum, 10, 614–615 Alitalia, 60, 65 Antiques Lake Averno, 614 Almond Blossom Festival Arezzo, 304 Lipari, 732 (Agrigento), 46 Ferrara, 353 Ostia Antica, 10, 180–181 23_568922 bindex.qxd 7/15/04 12:37 PM Page 762 762 INDEX Archaeological sites and Autostradale, 66 di San Giovanni in ruins (cont.) Aventine Hill (Rome), 81 Laterano (Rome), 148 Paestum, 11 restaurant, 127 di San Lorenzo (Florence), Pompeii, 11, 616–618 Averno, Lake, 614 31, 236–237 Pozzuoli, 612 Azienda Vinicola Fratelli di San Marco (St. Mark’s Rome Fabiano (Sona), 12, 442 Basilica; Venice), The Colosseum, 9, 21, 410–411, 414 10, 28, 140 di San Paolo Fuori le Mura Imperial Forums B aby House (Rome), 167 (Rome), 162 (Fori Imperiali), 145 Badia a Passignano, di San Petronio (Bologna), Palatine Hill, 10, 258–259 338 144–145 Bagagli (Rome), 168 di San Pietro (St. Peter’s Roman Forum (Foro Bagni di Tiberio (Capri), 634 Basilica; the Vatican), Romano), 10, 143 Bagni Nettuno (Capri), 634 5, 9, 31, 32, 132–135, Segesta, 11 Baia, 612–613 160 Selinunte, 11, 709–710 Baldacchino (the Vatican), della Santa Chiara Sirmione, 528–529 134 (Clare; Assisi), 319 Tuscolo, 182 Bandini Museum (Fiesole), di Santa Croce (Florence), The Valley of the Temples 250–251 30–31, 239–240 (Sicily), 11 Banfi (Siena), 12 di Santa Croce (Lecce), 672 Archepiscopal Museum Baptistry (Battistero) di Santa Margherita, (Ravenna), 356 Bergamo, 515 580–581 Arche Scaligere (Verona), Milan, 30 di Santa Maria Assunta 454 Neoniano (Ravenna), 356 (Duomo Collegiata; Architecture, 26–34 Paleocristiano (Milan), San Gimignano), 282 glossary, 756–757 489, 492 di Santa Maria Maggiore tours, 65 Parma, 22, 365 (Rome), 161 Arch of Augustus (Aosta), Pisa, 278 di Santa Maria Maggiore 554 St. Mark’s Basilica St. Baptistry (Bergamo), Arch of Augustus (Perugia), (Venice), 410 515 308 San Giovanni (Florence), di Santa Maria Novella Arch of Constantine (Rome), 232–233 (Florence), 30, 238–239 140 Siena, 290 di Sant’Anastasia (Verona), Arch of Septimius Severus Bardi Chapel (Florence), 240 457 (Rome), 143 Bargello Museum (Florence), di Sant’Andrea St. Cam- Arch of Titus (Rome), 144 8, 229–230 panil (Mantua), 519 ARCI Gay, 53 Bar Giamaica (Milan), 513 di Sant’Antonio (Padua), ArciGay/Lesbica (Florence), Barone Confezioni-Abbig- 445 250 liamento-Corredi of Sant’Apollinare in Classe Arciliuto (Rome), 175 (Palermo), 720 (Ravenna), 358 Arco di Augusto (Perugia), Baroque architecture, 32–33 di Sant’Eustorgio (Milan), 308 Baroque art, 25 495 Arco Felice (Cuma), 614 Barovier St. Toso Museum of San Vitale (Ravenna), Arena di Verona, 48, 454, (Murano), 435 356 456 Basilica San Zeno Maggiore Arezzo, 302–304 of Constantine and Max- (Verona), 21, 457 Arnolfo di Cambio, 134, 162, entius (Rome), 28, 144 Baskin, Leonard, 136 233, 234, 239 Julia (Rome), 144 Bassano del Grappa, Art, 5, 20–26 Paestum, 657 2, 467–470 tours, 65 Palladiana (Vicenza), 449 Baths of Caracalla (Terme Arte Musiva (Florence), 245 di San Ambrogio (Milan), di Caracalla; Rome), 28 Art galleries, Florence, 241 29, 495–496 148, 171–172 ArtImport (Rome), 165 di San Clemente (Rome), Battistoni (Rome), 166 Assisi, 315–322 148, 160 Beaches ATMs (automated teller di San Domenico Amalfi, 648 machines), 43–44 (Bologna), 338–339 Bellagio, 535–536 Augustus’s Mausoleum di San Domenico (Siena), Capri, 632, 634 (Rome), 156 291 Como, 532 Aula Ottagona (Rome), di San Francesco (Arezzo), Ischia, 624 161–162 303 Lipari, 732 Auto Europe, 67 di San Francesco (Assisi), Mondello, 728 Automobile Club d’Italia 9, 36, 316, 318 Monterosso, 588 (ACI), 66–67 Noto, 704 23_568922 bindex.qxd 7/15/04 12:37 PM Page 763 INDEX 763 Ravenna, 359 Bishop’s Palace (Lecce), 672 Brunante, 532 San Remo, 564 Black Out (Rome), 176 Brunelleschi, Filippo, 31, Sirmione, 528 Blom (Rome), 177 227, 230–233, 236–240 Sorrento, 625 Blue Cross/Blue Shield, 50 Bufalini Chapel (Rome), 149 Taormina, 682 Blue Grotto (Capri), 632 Bulgari (Rome), 168 Vulcano, 736–737 Boat rentals, 526, 528, 634 Buonarroti’s House (Casa Beer, 754 Boat trips and cruises Buonarroti; Florence), 240 Befani e Tai (Florence), 244 Aeolian Islands, 731–732 Burano, 436–437 Bellagio, 7, 535–537 Bellagio, 536 Business hours, 69 Bellini, Gentile, 418, 493 Borromean Islands, 542 Bussana Vecchia, 564 Bellini, Giovanni, 136, 226, Como, 532 Bus travel, 66 416–418, 421–422, 435, Genoa, 570 Byzantine art, 21 444, 451, 493, 494, 516, Ischia, 620 599 Lake Garda, 521–522 Bellini, Jacopo, 418, 444, 456 Lake Maggiore, 539 C a’Bianca Club (Milan), Bellini, Vicenzo, 695 Portofino, 584 512 Bellini Garden (Catania), 695 Positano, 642 Cadenabbia, 536 Bellini Museum (Catania), Rapallo, 577 Ca’ d’Oro (Venice), 418 695 Sicily, 680–681 Cafe Cova (Milan), 512–513 Bell tower (campanile) Stresa, 540 Café Rivoire (Florence), 248 Amalfi, 648 Boboli Gardens (Florence), Caffè Florian (Venice), 430 Foggia, 660 229 Calcio in Costume Genoa, 572 Boccioni, Umberto, 26, 158, (Florence), 47 Giotto’s (Campanile di 493 Calendar of events, 45–49 Giotto; Florence), Bologna, 36, 335–349 Calendimaggio (Assisi), 316 232, 233 accommodations, 343–345 Caligula, 144, 181, 741 Mantua, 519 nightlife, 348–349 Calzaturificio di Parabiago Monte Sant’Angelo, 665 restaurants, 345–348 (Milan), 499 Ravello, 654 shopping, 341–342 Campania, 39, 592–658 di San Marco (St. Mark’s; sights and attractions, cuisine, 751 Venice), 414 338–341 wines and wineries, Beltrami (Florence), 245 transportation, 337–338 13, 753 Beltrami Spa (Florence), 245 traveling to, 336–337 Campanile di Giotto Belvedere Torso, 136 visitor information, 337 (Giotto’s Bell Tower; Bentivoglio Chapel Bolognini Chapel (Bologna), Florence), 232, 233 (Bologna), 340 338 Campanile di San Giovanni Bergamo, 514–517 Borghese (Pauline) Chapel Evangelista (Ravenna), 358 Berimbau (Rome), 175 (Rome), 161 Campanile (Rome), 169 Berlin Cafe (Milan), 512 Borgia Apartments (the Campari, 754 Bernini, 25, 33, 79, 109, 129, Vatican), 135 Campi Flegrei (near Naples), 132–134, 152, 155, 157, Borromean Islands, 542 612 178, 362 Borromeo Palazzo, 542 Campo de’ Fiori (Rome), tomb of (Rome), 161 Botanical Garden (Isola 79, 153 Biblioteca Estense Madre), 542 accommodations near, (Modena), 362 Botanical Gardens (Stresa), 97–98 Biblioteca Medicea Lauren- 540 food market, 167 ziana (Florence), 236 Botticelli, Sandro, 23, 154, restaurants near, 116–118 Biblioteca-Pinacoteca 237, 258, 492, 516, 546, Camposanto (Cemetery; Ambrosiana (Milan), 492 599 Pisa), 278–279 Bicycling Uffizi Gallery (Florence), Canadian Automobile Riva del Garda, 522 223 Association, 66 tours, 64, 260 Bramante, 31, 134, 137, Canal Grande (Grand Canal; BiddingForTravel, 56 492–494 Venice), 5–6, 372, 376, 416 Biennale d’Arte (Venice), Brandimartre (Florence), 247 Cannaregio (Venice), 47–48 Brenta Canal, 438 374–375, 390–391 Biffi (Milan), 500 Brenta Dolomiti, 482 Canneto, 732 Big Crater (Vulcano), 736 Brera district (Milan), 497 Canova, Antonio, 26, 134, Big Mama (Rome), 175 Brera Picture Gallery 157, 158, 421, 467, 493, Bignone, Monte, 564 (Milan), 8, 493 535, 536 Biondi-Santi
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    © Frank Orton 2016 Frank Heller på Capri Det första mötet Men våren 1920 kom jag till Capri, och med ens var det som om mina ögon öpp- nades och jag blev seende. Jag kastade mig i det kristallklara Medelhavet med sann frenesi och började springa i bergen som en stenget. Capri bestod den gången huvudsakligen av mulåsnestigar. O lårmusklernas vällust under klätt- ringen upp till Salto Tiberio och Monte Solaro! O lungornas vällust, då man där insög den kristallklara luften som var bräddad med vilda dofter! O gommens vällust då man därefter insög det skarpa vita caprivinet med sin lätta arom av svavel! Så entusiastiskt skildrar Frank Heller sitt första möte med Capri.1 Entusiasmen är rent allmänt inte ägnad att förvåna. Nationalencyklopedin, t ex, framhäver öns storslagna skönhet och nämner att den är ett av hela Italiens främsta turistmål. En färsk resebroschyr talar om naturen, som växlar mellan böljande grönska och blommande ängar, dramatiska klippor och hisnande stup.2 Inte för inte har ön be- gåvats med epitetet ”Medelhavets pärla”. Med decenniers erfarenhet av det moderna Capri som mångårig intendent vid den Axel Muntheska Stiftelsen Villa San Michele förmedlar den ungerskfödde arki- tekten Levente Erdeös3 dock en något bredare bild. Han framhåller bl a det mot- sägelsefulla förhållandet mellan Capris två ansikten. På denna poesins och le- gendernas ö finner man nämligen naturens skönhet och harmoni i en fredlig men spänningsladdad samlevnad med den ohejdade materialismens och det så ofta bedrägliga framstegets anda.4 Han tänker förstås inte minst på turismen och vad den kan föra med sig. Belägen vid södra inloppet till Neapelbukten, rakt söder om Neapel och Vesuvi- us, består Capri av två branta, 600 meter höga kalkstensformationer med en sänka emellan.
  • The Beacon, August 27, 2010 Florida International University

    The Beacon, August 27, 2010 Florida International University

    Florida International University FIU Digital Commons The aP nther Press (formerly The Beacon) Special Collections and University Archives 8-27-2010 The Beacon, August 27, 2010 Florida International University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/student_newspaper Recommended Citation Florida International University, "The Beacon, August 27, 2010" (2010). The Panther Press (formerly The Beacon). 747. https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/student_newspaper/747 This work is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections and University Archives at FIU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aP nther Press (formerly The Beacon) by an authorized administrator of FIU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WWeekendeekend A Forum for Free Student Expression at Florida International University Vol. 24, Issue 3 www.fi usm.com Friday, August 27, 2010 Poll fi nds most expect no change SSPLASHPLASH in Cuba DDOWNOWN NICOLAS SARAVIA Staff Writer Fidel Castro’s reappearance has been gener- ating a global media buzz, indicating perhaps Students fight heat with pool party that the tough old days of the Cuban government are not yet gone. However, the recent release of LIANAMAR DÁVILA Athletics has implemented the University’s own DJ J.O. political prisoners might hint otherwise. These SANABRIA in order to take the teams to aka Mr. Here-We-Go and DJ events have lead many in the Cuban-American Asst. News Director further heights,” said Panther Joe Aguila. Students are also community to reconsider their opinions. Rage Event Coordinator encouraged to show their The latest Cuba/US Transition Poll by FIU’s The Fifth Annual Heat Joshimar Garcia.
  • ATINER's Conference Paper Series MDT2015-1478

    ATINER's Conference Paper Series MDT2015-1478

    ATINER CONFERENCE PAPER SERIES No: LNG2014-1176 Athens Institute for Education and Research ATINER ATINER's Conference Paper Series MDT2015-1478 The Revival of Classicism and the Myth of the Mediterranean between the two World Wars - Artists and Architects in Pompeii, Capri, and on the Amalfi Coast in the 1920s and 30s Adriana De Angelis Art/Architecture Historian University Federico II, Naples Italy 1 ATINER CONFERENCE PAPER SERIES No: MDT2015-1478 An Introduction to ATINER's Conference Paper Series ATINER started to publish this conference papers series in 2012. It includes only the papers submitted for publication after they were presented at one of the conferences organized by our Institute every year. This paper has been peer reviewed by at least two academic members of ATINER. Dr. Gregory T. Papanikos President Athens Institute for Education and Research This paper should be cited as follows: De Angelis, A. (2015). "The Revival of Classicism and the Myth of the Mediterranean between the two World Wars - Artists and Architects in Pompeii, Capri, and on the Amalfi Coast in the 1920s and 30s", Athens: ATINER'S Conference Paper Series, No: MDT2015-1478. Athens Institute for Education and Research 8 Valaoritou Street, Kolonaki, 10671 Athens, Greece Tel: + 30 210 3634210 Fax: + 30 210 3634209 Email: [email protected] URL: www.atiner.gr URL Conference Papers Series: www.atiner.gr/papers.htm Printed in Athens, Greece by the Athens Institute for Education and Research. All rights reserved. Reproduction is allowed for non-commercial purposes
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    A Family Guide to Riccione

    A Family Guide to Riccione A project by #indix #intro Family holidays are a special Moving around Riccione 1 Ev e n t s 19 moment to get your fill of March pampering and fun. We really Most famous places of interest 2 April want this to come true, and May have therefore decided to Entertainment 3 June create this guidebook, which Entertainment July concentrates all the best of the Parks August Adriatic Coast for the beach September holidays of families with 6 October Food children. Local specialties November Restaurants December Some want to go to the beach, Ice-Cream Parlors some to the parks, some want What to do on a rainy day 23 to enjoy food and wine tours… A morning in close contact with Seaside activities 9 everyone has their own tastes nature and it is sometimes dicult to Books, games and delicacies for an Green activities 10 reach an agreement. Don’t unforgettable afternoon worry! This to-do list is intended A fun evening Educational farms 11 to simplify things by proposing the best of all! The inland of wonders San Leo 13 Read this guidebook, trust what San Marino WE RECOMMEND and find out Urbino WHAT TO DO ON A RAINY Montegridolfo DAY: the Riviera Romagnola told Verucchio by those who know it will Gradara surprise you! Enjoy the reading; Fortresses and Castles of the Conca Valley we’ll be waiting for you in Riccione. 1 #moving around riccione In summer there is nothing better than wandering round the city in the open air! Leave your car in the parking lot for the entire duration of the holiday and enjoy the pedestrian walkways and cycling paths: it is very easy in Riccione and real fun for children! Everything is at hand by bicycle! Ask the hotel for a free bicycle or rent one for just a few Euros per hour: you will enjoy the whole seafront by riding on the large cycling track that runs along the beach; for the more trained tourists, reaching Rimini will be a breeze! Public transport covers all the areas of the city and the neighboring loca- tions.