The Blue Grotto is a sea cave at Capri island beach, Italy. Why it is called with the blue cave, because the sunlight passing through a cavity under the water creates a blue reflection which then illuminate the cave. The Blue Grotto is one of popular tourism destination in Capri island. The Blue Grotto is also one of the world's caves that flooded with the blue light or brilliant emerald. The quality and character for the color of light is determined by the unique lighting condition in the cave.
For the Blue Grotto, the light is come from two source. One of them is the little hole at the hall of the cave, exactly on surface of water that has a size one meter and diametre is a half meter .
The cave of Blue Grotto had known since the age of ancient Rome,it is be evidenced with discovery of the unique atatues in the cave. The beautiful of Blue Grotto has become more popular after the Germany writer's presentation, Kopisch and his friend Ernst Fries in 1826. They claim that they found a wonder of nature that unknown before they swim at that area.
The Blue Grotto can be reached by motorboat from Marina Grand port, with the bus from Anacapri,or Taxi. Next trip to the cave will continue with motorboat. When it arrived to the cave dooror the cave mouth, you will moved to the lifeboat.
The cave mouth is too narrow, therefore you should to move to smaller boat, even you should to lie down while passing the cave mouth. But you can move free as you want while standing in the cave. In the cave size is bigger than cave mouth.
Unfortunately, the Blue Grotto is can not be visited any season. In worth weather, we can not visited it because of dangerous. The big wave will disturb while entering the cave mouth. Beside that, the cave need the sunlight to create the blue light clearly.
It is about 11,5 euro to enter the cave. Happy journey.
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Canals of Venice Italy
The beautiful Venice is surrounded by water all over and is located on the north of Italy. The capital of Venice is Veneto. It is commonly known as the city of lovers, water and also the city of bridges. It is spread over 118 Islands, not very big in size. Venice is very famous in the worlds because of its canals. The city has in total 150 canals and the most important canal in Venice is called the Grand Canal. It is responsible for managing the traffic in water by corridor management. Instead of visiting any place by transportation means of roads or air, it is very common to find water buses and water taxi. It seems that the people here live in a different land and world altogether.
During the day time, the city is very much crowded with visitors all across the world trying to experience love and romance in the city. Narrow yet beautiful canals, bridges streets give a very different feel of the place. Anyone who visits this place immediately falls in love with it. The nights on the other hand are quiet and peaceful.
Motor boats are not allowed to travel in small canals that are narrow, windy and lead to the old city. The city has almost 400 bridges and the Grand Canal cuts the city equally into two proportionate halves from the north to the south. The total length of the Grand Canal is three kilometers. One of the constant threat that the city is experiencing is the air, wind and water pollution over and above the natural disaster like the flood and weakening infrastructure of the building.
During the day time, the city is very much crowded with visitors all across the world trying to experience love and romance in the city. Narrow yet beautiful canals, bridges streets give a very different feel of the place. Anyone who visits this place immediately falls in love with it. The nights on the other hand are quiet and peaceful.
Motor boats are not allowed to travel in small canals that are narrow, windy and lead to the old city. The city has almost 400 bridges and the Grand Canal cuts the city equally into two proportionate halves from the north to the south. The total length of the Grand Canal is three kilometers. One of the constant threat that the city is experiencing is the air, wind and water pollution over and above the natural disaster like the flood and weakening infrastructure of the building.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Tuscany - One of the Most Harmonious Countryside in the World - Italy
A row of cypress trees breaking the blue sky on a rolling hilltop. Olive groves and grapevines marching tidily down the side of a slope. Little medieval hill towns gazing down upon a country that has been carefully cultivated since the time of the Romans. It has been said indeed, that rather than take a photo of the modern landscape, you can gaze into a painting by Michelangelo, Donatello, Raphael or Piero della Francesca. Much of the scenery is simply unchanged in 500 years.Patiently shaped by the hand of man over milenia, the evocative landscape of Tuscany is one of the most harmonious countryside everywhere. The vineyards of the Chianti region produce some of its most celebrated vines.The southern part of the Tuscany is one of the most beautiful landscapes you can imagine. A part of it - called "Crete" is lying south of Siena. Little hills everywhere are covered with grass and some cypresses. Old farm houses are completing the scenic view.




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Monday, November 1, 2010
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Rome, the eternal city, has awed its visitors for two millennial. Founded, according to legend, by Romulus and Remus in 753 B.C., Rome was first the center of the Roman Republic, then of the Roman Empire, and it became the capital of the Christian world in the 4th century. Its ruined antique monuments, many of them concentrated near the former Roman Forum, represent a point of reference for a city that has undergone many transformations through the Imperial, Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods, producing in the process an archeological record of amazing density that matches the richness of the history and legends. Today Rome is Italy's vibrant capital. Since, according to a saying, a lifetime is not enough to discover everything it has to offer, you can make sure you will return to Rome by tossing a coin over your shoulder in the Trevi Fountain. The Historic Center of Rome is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. no other city offers such a wide range of classical antiquities, palaces from the Renaissance and Baroque churches.



































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