The highest paid athlete of all time was a Roman Charioteer; if he had lived today he would have been worth $15 billion thevintagenews.com/2…

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New tram line opens today in Florence. It connects the airport directly to downtown! facebook.com/story.p…

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ATTENTION: This message is for those who will be in Rome on February 23rd and 24th. The Vatican has just announced that the Sistine Chapel will be closing early on the 23rd. The last admission into the chapel... facebook.com/3Millen…

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The founder of 3 Millennia Tours (Tony Polzer) is quoted in this article. The next time you come to Italy you need to book a wine tasting, wine dinner or wine tour with Tony!!! What wines have you tried from the Maremma? What were your thoughts??? forbes.com/sites/cat…

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Aren’t Italian nonna’s the best?!?! This little Italian grandmother is out there giving high-fives and supporting the runners during the Ravenna Marathon this past Sunday. facebook.com/3Millen…

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Here is a story from this weeks storm that has not received a lot of attention. A fire broke out in the port of Savona. Over 1,000 brand new cars waiting to be exported were destroyed. The majority of them being... facebook.com/3Millen…

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Photos from Monday’s storm in Rome. The city was battered with winds in excess of 90 mph (145 kph). At least 100 trees were felled throughout Rome!

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This is what lunch looked like yesterday during the “aqua alta” or high waters in Venice. Citizens are alerted to dangerous conditions whenever the water raises by more than 43 inches (110 centimeters).... facebook.com/3Millen…

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For those heading to Venice in the coming days, take caution. Venice is experiencing a massive “aqua alta” at the moment. It is so bad that St. Marks Square has been shut down for safety. facebook.com/story.p…

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Isn’t this beautiful?!?! It doesn’t get any fresher than this! #EVOO #Tuscany facebook.com/3Millen…

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