🌺 Paradise on Earth! This Italian town carpets its streets with flowers every year! ||| If Tuscany is a postcard✨, then Umbria is a forgotten pastoral poem～ Today’s treasure town recommendation is Spello💫, a fairy tale world so beautiful it looks like it stepped out of a fresco! 🕯️【Three Must-Do Things】Check-in Guide 1️⃣ 🌸 Petal Carpet Spectacle Every year during the Corpus Christi festival in May-June, the townspeople use tens of thousands of petals🌹 to create a "Divine Flower Path" leading to the church! Stand in the center of the flower carpet and spin 360 degrees for photos📸, guaranteed to blow up your social media～ (📍Via Borgo San Sisto) 2️⃣ 🏛️ Travel Back to Ancient Rome Be sure to check out the two millennium-old city gates, Porta Consolare and Porta Venere! Standing under the stone arches, you can almost hear the hoofbeats of ancient Roman soldiers～ (📍Piazza Matteotti) 3️⃣ 🎨 Art Pilgrimage The town gallery Pinacoteca Civica houses Renaissance master Pinturicchio’s frescoes✨, with colors still vivid after 500 years! (📍Via Giulia 42) 📸【Healing Photo Spots】 • Flower Alley Via Cappuccini: The flower-surrounded cobblestone path feels like a tunnel to a fairy tale🪴 • Belvedere Viewpoint: Climb to the highest point of the town⛰️, where the red rooftops look as cute as Lego blocks! • Any Windowsill: Every household’s windowsill is a perfect photo frame💐 🍷【Taste of Spello】 · Strangozzi handmade pasta with black truffle sauce at Trattoria Il Pinturicchio🍝—so flavorful it’ll blow your mind! · Sagrantino red wine from Enoteca Properzio🍷 with intense fruity aroma · Dessert lovers must try Torcolo di Spello🍮, a perfect blend of figs and almonds 💎【Practical Tips】 🚗 Transportation: About 30 minutes by bus from Perugia train station (Piazza Cavour stop) ⏳ Recommended Stay: Stay overnight! The town in the early morning mist is as beautiful as a fairyland🌁 👗 Outfit: Light-colored long dress + straw bag, instantly becoming the heroine of an art film "Some places are born to embody beauty"✨ Spello is exactly that～

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#hellohalloween Located within the historic Mole Vanvitelliana in Ancona, the State Tactile Museum Omero (Museo Tattile Statale Omero) is one of the world’s most unique museums—dedicated to experiencing art through the sense of touch. Established to make art accessible to the visually impaired, it invites all visitors to discover masterpieces by feeling their shapes, textures, and dimensions, creating a deeply sensory and inclusive experience. ⸻ Ambience & Setting The museum occupies beautifully restored galleries inside Ancona’s 18th-century pentagonal fortress, blending historic architecture with modern accessibility. Its softly lit halls and open displays encourage tactile exploration, allowing visitors to connect with sculpture in a way that is both intimate and thought-provoking. Calm music, audio guides, and multilingual explanations enhance the atmosphere of contemplation and inclusion. ⸻ Highlights • Touch the Classics – Faithful reproductions of famous sculptures such as Michelangelo’s David, the Venus de Milo, and Canova’s Amor and Psyche are displayed for direct touch. • Original Works – Modern and contemporary sculptures by Italian and international artists, made from stone, bronze, and wood, offer diverse tactile experiences. • Architecture Models – Detailed tactile models of iconic buildings like the Parthenon and Saint Peter’s Basilica allow visitors to “see” through touch. • Educational Programs – Guided tours, workshops, and sensory art activities promote accessibility and creativity for people of all ages and abilities. • Inclusive Design – Every element, from lighting to labels in Braille and large print, supports universal accessibility and inclusive learning. ⸻ Practical Info • Location: Mole Vanvitelliana, Banchina Giovanni da Chio 28, Ancona, Marche, Italy. • Opening Hours: Typically open Tuesday–Saturday, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM; Sunday mornings only. • Admission: Free entry. • Facilities: Guided tactile tours, Braille and audio materials, bookstore, accessible restrooms. • Access: A short walk from Ancona’s port area or a 10-minute drive from the city center. ⸻ Why It’s Worth Visiting The State Tactile Museum Omero transforms the way we experience art—through touch, imagination, and emotion. It is not just a museum but a statement of inclusivity and human connection with art. Whether sighted or visually impaired, visitors leave with a new appreciation for form, texture, and the universal language of creativity.

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#cruiseholiday Arriving in Ancona aboard MSC Cruises feels like stepping into a mix of maritime history and Italian coastal life. Nestled on the Adriatic Sea, Ancona greets visitors with its curved harbour, terracotta rooftops, and the grand white facade of the Cathedral of San Ciriaco perched high on the hill. From the port, it’s an easy stroll into the old town, where narrow streets wind past piazzas, artisan shops, and cosy cafés. The Piazza del Plebiscito, with its open-air charm, is a perfect spot to sip an espresso and people-watch. For history lovers, the Arch of Trajan, dating back to Roman times, offers a glimpse into the city’s ancient role as a vital port. Ancona also rewards wanderers with sweeping sea views from its hilltop promenades. If time allows, the bustling Mercato delle Erbe is worth a visit for fresh local produce and authentic street snacks. Cruise stops here are often short, so the city’s compact centre works in your favour—you can see a lot in just a few hours. Whether you’re drawn to architecture, history, or simply the laid-back Adriatic vibe, Ancona leaves you with a warm slice of Italy before you sail on to your next destination.

#mediterranean Tolentino, tucked between the Sibillini mountains and the Adriatic, is best known for its basilica of San Nicola, where pilgrims and art lovers alike can admire its 14th-century frescoes. This small town also played a role in Napoleonic history with the treaty of Tolentino signed here in 1797. Spend the day visiting the piazza della Libertà, the civic museum inside the castello della Rancia, and the delightfully offbeat museum of caricature. It’s a great stopover for those driving through the Marche region or exploring the countryside of Macerata province.

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Short trip to Italy Ancona! Beach view!

#travelgram The World War I Memorial in Rome, located at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, features a striking angel statue symbolizing peace and remembrance. This poignant memorial honors the unidentified soldiers who lost their lives during the war, embodying the nation’s gratitude. The site, part of the grand Vittoriano monument, is a powerful place for reflection and pays tribute to those who sacrificed everything for Italy’s freedom. Its majestic architecture enhances the solemn atmosphere of remembrance.