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Travel to exciting and beautiful historic places in Italy beyond the Appian Way off the beaten paths

16/04/2023

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2023 AMALFI COAST
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30/03/2023

GAETA ITALY
LOCATED ALONG THE
RIVERA OF ULYSSES

Gaeta is a warm friendly town that welcomes visitors all year long with sandy beaches to the north and a beautiful waterfront with boat marinas and a port for larger ships. There are many cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy local cuisine consisting mainly of fresh fished seafood. Gaeta retains all the charm an essence of a Mediterranean seaside town and is on “World Class Voyager’s” “Beyond the Appian Way” itinerary.

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30/03/2023

THE “CESANESE” WINE REGION JUST SOUTH OF ROME
ON THE “BEYOND THE APPIAN WAY” ITINERARY

The “Cesanese” wine growing region is located between the province of Rome and Frosinone in the Lazio region of Italy.

“Cesanese” grapes grow on the region’s volcanic soil and are the indigenous grapes the best express the quality wines of the Lazio Region.

On “World Class Voyager’s” “Beyond the Appian Way” Itinerary there will be a morning tour of a beautiful vineyard in the “Cesanese” and a wine tasting in the vineyard’s wine cellar followed by a wonderful lunch in the vineyard’s restaurant that serves wonderful local regional cuisine.

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30/03/2023

THE ABBEY OF MONTECASSINO
ON THE “BEYOND THE APPIAN WAY” ITINERARY

In 529, high on top of a hill near the Roman settlement of “Casinum”, St Benedict along with a small group of monks established the first Benedictine monastery. The founder of the order wrote the “Regola” which inspired the tradition of Western monasticism based on three basic principles: Silence, Humility and obedience . Throughout the course of the Middle Ages the Benedictine tradition of studying, conserving and transmitting knowledge contributed to the development the cultural identity of Europe. The extensive collections found in the library of the National Monument of Montecassino house a “diversity of books” which reflects the grandeur of the monastery “scriptorium” at the height of the Middle Ages and its rich interconnections across the continent.

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30/03/2023

ROCCAMONFINA PALACE HOTEL
ON THE “BEYOND THE APPIAN WAY” ITINERARY

This lovely hotel is located in the mountain town of “Roccamonfina”, the town is actually a perfectly safe extinct volcano located in the Campania Region of Italy.

There are many extinct volcanoes that dot the Lazio and Campania Region on the way down from Rome to Naples and Roccamonfina is immersed in a natural area surrounded by beautiful chestnut groves.

A convenient a comfortable location selected for “World Class Voyager’s” “Beyond the Appian Way” itinerary.

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30/03/2023

THE ANCIENT CAPUA AMPHITHEATER
WHERE SPARTACUS STARTED HIS REVOLT AGAINST ROME
ON THE “BEYOND THE APPIAN WAY” ITINERARY

The amphitheater in Capua was built prior to the Colosseum in Rome and used as a model for the construction of the Colosseum, it is also the second largest amphitheater of the Roman empire.

The Capua amphitheater is built at the location where Spartacus started his rebellion against Rome and is on the “World Class Voyager’s” “Beyond the Appian Way” itinerary.

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30/03/2023

THE CASERTA ROYAL PALACE
IS A UNESCO WORLD HERITIGE SITE
ON THE “BEYOND THE APPIAN WAY” ITINERARY

The Caserta Royal palace was commissioned in the 17th century by the king of Naples, it is one of the largest Royal palaces in the world with over 1200 rooms with extensive gardens and fountains.

The Palace is one of Italy’s most important UNESCO World Heritage Sites and is on “World Class Voyager’s” “Beyond the Appian Way” Tour.

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30/03/2023

THE SPLIT MOUNTAIN
AND THE CAVE OF THE TURK
LOCATED IN GAETA ITALY
ALONG THE RIVERA OF ULYSSES

The spit mountain in Gaeta is an impressive natural formation located along the Rivera of Ulysses, well known for its natural beauty and the many legends regarding the history of the mountain and the cave of the” Turk”.

The natural oasis is on the itinerary of World Class Voyager’s” “Beyond the Appian Way” tour.

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29/03/2023

SPERLONGA ITALY
LOCATED ALONG THE
RIVERA OF ULYSSES

Halfway between Rome and Naples Italy lies a wonderful seaside village constructed on a huge rock formation extending into the Mediterranean sea located a short distance from where the Villa of the Emperor Tiberius was discovered.

Sperlonga is on the itinerary of World Class Voyager’s “Beyond the Appian Way tour” that goes off the beaten path of the roads of the ancient Roman emperors.

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29/03/2023

ANAGNI, ITALY’S MEDIEVAL HIDDEN TREASURE

Just a short distance south of Rome lies the medieval city of Anagni, one of Italy’s best preserved medieval treasures famous for being the city Popes as four Popes originated from this city.

Amongst the pictures are some photos of the crypt of “San Magnus of Anagni” located beneath the city’s Cathedral and better known to be the “Sistine Chapel” of Anagni, because of its well conserved medieval frescos of the “Creation”.

A particular and scandalous event occurred in this city involving the fourth and last Pope that originated from Anagni, Pope Boniface VII, issued an ordinance of which he self proclaimed the Pope’s absolute supremacy and Power, at that time in history was considered to be the definition of “ really over doing it”, of course his decision did not settle well with King Philip of France that organized an expedition to Anagni to arrest Pope Boniface , the event is better known as the “Slap in the Pope’s face”.

The Pope was captured in his palace in Anagni in 1303, this event marked the end of Anagni’s stronghold, as the seat of the Popes which was eventually transferred to Avignon in France from 1309 to 1377.

The city of Anagni was conquered by the ancient Romans in 306 B.C. and was of strategic and religious importance to the Rome, legend has it that the city of Anagni was one of the five cities in the Lazio region of Italy that was founded by the god “Saturn” and Rome considered Anagni to be an important religious sanctuary where many temples were built including one to the god “Cerere” that was located where the Cathedral of Anagni now stands, the Cathedral dates all the way back to 1072 A.D.

The history of Anagni is vast and intriguing, however today Anagni is a wonderful place to visit and explore and a great way to do it is with World Class Voyager’s “Beyond the Appian Way” tour which will take you on an exciting five day five night travel experience to some of Italy’s most important destinations on and off the paths of the Roman emperors leading to Southern Italy from Rome.

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12/03/2023

ENJOY A WONDERFUL DAY ON A BEAUTIFUL VINEYARD AND TOUR ONE OFF ITALY'S MOST IMPORTANT MEDIEVAL CITIES

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