Passion for Italy Podcast #22 Positano and Capri, Heaven on Earth

04/24/23 • 39 min

Passion For Italy Travel Podcast

This is the third part of the recent Joe and Lori trip to Italy.

Naples Train Station

An adventure with a private transfer

An abbreviated Pompeii trip

Positano: Buca di Bacco, L'Incanto, Le Tre Sorrelle, La Pergola, Cafe Positano, the beach, the stairs, plenty of food, wine, shopping, and gelato.

Capri: the day trip there was worth the trip!

The best experience with a private transfer we have ever had...

Produced by Gemma Green Close, Passion For Italy Travel. pfitravel.com. [email protected]

This is the third part of the recent Joe and Lori trip to Italy.

Naples Train Station

An adventure with a private transfer

An abbreviated Pompeii trip

Positano: Buca di Bacco, L'Incanto, Le Tre Sorrelle, La Pergola, Cafe Positano, the beach, the stairs, plenty of food, wine, shopping, and gelato.

Capri: the day trip there was worth the trip!

The best experience with a private transfer we have ever had...

Produced by Gemma Green Close, Passion For Italy Travel. pfitravel.com. [email protected]

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Passion for Italy Podcast #21 A few days in Florence

In this episode of Passion for Italy, Joe and Lori visit beautiful Firenze.

Follow along as we leave Roma and travel via train from Roma Termini Station to Santa Maria Novella station in Firenze.

We walk the streets and visit Accademia and see the statue of David. Joe walks to the top of the Duomo.

In the show we discuss: Palazzo Vecchio and Piazza della Signoria.

Crossing the Ponte Vecchio to see Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens.

We visit Santa Maria Novella, Santa Croce, and San Lorenzo.

Mercato Centrale, Mercato Nuovo.

We loved the food, wine and gelato of this beautiful city.

Try the Gelato at Perche No, Grom, My Sugar and so many more locations.

Trattoria Za Za is fantastic.

This was our slow down time after Rome and before Positano and Capri.

Produced by Gemma Green Close, Passion For Italy Travel. pfitravel.com. [email protected]

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A Roman History Lesson - Interview with Author Mariu Caputi

The idea for this novel came about when I happened across two papyri found at the end of the Nineteenth century in the Oasis of Fayyum, in Egypt. These were two letters written by a sailor named Apion, who enrolled in the second century AD in the Roman Imperial Fleet stationed at Misenum in Campi Flegrei.

The novel also bring together Apion’s personal story with the wider history of the period and the regions he lived in, namely the rise of Emperor Hadrian, and the so-called Conspiracy of the Four Consuls. One of these was Publilius Celsus, who was really murdered in Baiae.

Produced by Gemma Green Close, Passion For Italy Travel. pfitravel.com. [email protected]