Visions of Italy: Southern Style... video from a helicopter-mounted camera, VISIONS OF ITALY: Southern Style ... a bird's eye view, the striking juxtaposition of ancient and modern Rome. ...
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When you see this DVD you'll see why we love Italy so much.

I have this incredible DVD a proposito.

There is also a Visions of Italy Northern Style and
one of Sicilia.

Visions of Italy: Southern Style... video from a helicopter-mounted camera, VISIONS OF ITALY: Southern Style ... a bird's eye view, the striking juxtaposition of ancient and modern Rome. ...
www.wliw.org/PRODUCTIONS/visions.html - 8k - Cached - Similar pages

When you see this DVD you'll see why we love Italy so much.

I have this incredible DVD a proposito.

There is also a Visions of Italy Northern Style and
one of Sicilia.

Excellent! Villa

My message to foriegn tourists discover the the South of Italy!
Calabrian Riviera :):):) Nothing comes close! Most important is
A majority of Italian-Americans can trace their roots to southern Italy, and for many this program will be a first look at the small villages of Il Mezzogiorno ¬ "the midday" - (Puglia, Abruzzi, Basilicata, Campania, Calabria) their ancestors left generations ago, in many ways unchanged by time. Our helicopter flies over the most popular destinations in southern Italy - the romance of the Amalfi Coast (and the hairpin turns of the Amalfi Drive!); the bustling international seaport of Naples and the jewels among its islands, Ischia and Capri; the majesty of Vesuvius; the ruins of Pompei; Rome's Scalinata di Piazza di Spagna (Spanish Steps) and Colosseum¬ but VISIONS OF ITALY: Southern Style's flight also reveals extraordinary sights that don't make most itineraries.
VISIONS OF ITALY: Southern Style also takes viewers over the charming cliffsides of Sorrento and the picturesque fishing ports of Positano, San Marco, Nicotera, Diamante and other stops along the "Calabrian Riviera;" up the "Valley of the Dragon" to towering Ravello; past the pristine Greek temples at Paestum; into the heart of the action at the bustling seaport of Salerno and swordfishing crews at Bagnara Calabra; over the crossroads of Cosenza; around the palace and formal gardens of old Caserta, the abbey at MonteCassino, the Pope's summer residence at Lake CastelGondolfo, the breathtaking fountains at Tivoli Gardens (Villa D'Este) and, with a bird's eye view, the striking juxtaposition of ancient and modern Rome. We see the most well known sites of these cities - but from an unprecedented perspective.

Fantastic :D "Calabrian Riviera;" You will stay forever!