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A recap of the most-read posts on Japan Real Time this week.
1. We're almost two weeks into 2011. But the fury over how some of the traditional meals, sacred to the Jan. 1 holiday in Japan, ordered through online marketplaces, arrived in late or poor form has yet to die.
2. Japan happily got a second taste of Texas recently. McDonald's Japan launched the "Texas 2 Burger," the only one of the four burgers from the fast food chain's original "Big America" campaign to reappear on the menu of this year's big burger crusade.


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Moderator: Louise Braverman, FAIA
Panel: Cynthia Davidson, James Biber, FAIA, Max Levy, FAIA
Often the first reaction to Venice is one of feeling overwhelmed by the astonishing beauty of her existence. Yet if we dig a bit deeper inherent contradictions begin to appear. How do we make rational sense of a city that floats on water? What are the features that contribute to our incredulity, and what can we learn from them? From the original muddy wilderness of the 5th century to a beguiling built environment, Venice remains 1,500 years later, a provocative paradox of visceral and visual inspiration.
Venice: A Provocative Paradox
Moderator: Louise Braverman, FAIA
Anima Mundi (Venice, May-November 2017)
It's LIQUID Group, in collaboration with Ca' Zanardi, is pleased to announce the open call for ANIMA MUNDI 2017, the International Art Festival. ANIMA MUNDI festival, curated by Luca Curci and Andrea Chinellato, will be presented in Venice at Palazzo Ca' Zanardi and other prestigious venues and historical buildings, in the months between May and November 2017, in the same period of the 57th Venice Art Biennale, titled VIVA ARTE VIVA, curated by Christine Macel and organized by La Biennale di Venezia, chaired by Paolo Baratta, hosted at the Giardini and the Arsenale venues.
Introducing GSAPP Conversations' Inaugural Episode: "Exhibition Models"
We are pleased to announce a new content partnership between ArchDaily and Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) in New York City.
GSAPP Conversations is a podcast series designed to offer a window onto the expanding field of contemporary architectural practice. Each episode pivots around discussions on current projects, research, and obsessions of a diverse group of invited guests at Columbia, from both emerging and well-established practices. Usually hosted by the Dean of the GSAPP, Amale Andraos, the conversations also feature the school's influential faculty and alumni and give students the opportunity to engage architects on issues of concern to the next generation.
Considering the Airport Terminal of Tomorrow
Aerial Futures, Grounded Visions: Shaping the Airport Terminal of Tomorrow was a two-day symposium held in October 2016 as part of the European Cultural Center's collateral event at the 2016 Venice Biennale. It encouraged discussion about the future of air travel from the perspectives of architecture, design, technology, culture and user experience. The event featured presentations and discussions by the likes of airport architect Curtis Fentress, Nelly Ben Yahoun, Donald Albrecht, Director of the Museum of the City of New York; Anna Gasco, post-doctoral researcher at the ETH-Future Cities Laboratory in Singapore; Jonathan Ledgard, co-founder of the Droneport Project; and Ashok Raiji, Principal at Arup New York.
Understanding Grafton Architects, Directors of the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale
"When you read Love in the Time of Cholera you come to realize the magic realism of South America." Yvonne Farrell, Shelley McNamara and I were in a corner of the Barbican Centre's sprawling, shallow atrium talking about the subject of their most recent accolade, the Royal Institute of British Architects inaugural International Prize, awarded that previous evening. That same night the two Irish architects, who founded their practice in Dublin in the 1970s, also delivered a lecture on the Universidad de Ingeniería and Tecnologia (UTEC)—their "modern-day Machu Picchu" in Lima—to a packed audience in London's Portland Place.
Farrell and McNamara, who together lead a team of twenty-five as Grafton Architects, are both powerful thinkers, considered conversationalists and unobtrusively groundbreaking designers. For a practice so compact, their international portfolio is exceptionally broad. The first phase of the UTEC in the Peruvian capital, which began following an international competition in 2011, represents the farthest territory the practice have geographically occupied. The project is, in their words, a "man-made cliff" between the Pacific and the mountains – on one side a cascading garden, and on the other a "shoulder" to the city cast from bare concrete.
Venice Isn't Sinking, It's Flooding – And It Needs to Learn How to Swim
"Will you look at that? St. Mark's Square is flooded!" An Australian day tripper is astonished. "This place is actually sinking," her friend casually exclaims. They, like so many I've overheard on the vaporetti, are convinced that the Venetian islands exist on a precipice between the fragility of their current condition and nothing short of imminent submersion. With catastrophe always around the corner a short break in Venice is more of an extreme adventure trip than a European city-break. If it were true, that is.
Reporting from the Front: 6 Months in 5 Minutes
This week the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale—Reporting From the Front—will close. Six months have passed and hundreds of thousands of architects, urbanists, designers and tourists have perused both the National Participations (of which more were represented this year than ever before) and the central exhibition curated by Alejandro Aravena – the first South American to direct the most prestigious event on the architectural calendar. ArchDaily has compiled our most extensive coverage of the event and, as the 15th incarnation of Biennale shuts its gates for the last time, our collection of articles, interviews and publication excerpts remains permanently accessible.
Video: Jan Gehl on Modernism and the Social Sciences
The Danish Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Biennale, curated by Boris Brorman Jensen and Kristoffer Lindhardt Weiss, is dense with models – "a wunderkammer of architectural prototypes." The exhibition, which attempts to present new insights into how contemporary Danish architecture has been influenced by critics of Modernism (the "Modern approach"), features Jan Gehl—a famed Danish architect and urbanist renowned for his focus on improving the quality of urban life—as its standard bearer. In this exclusive film, shared by the curators, Gehl puts forward his position.
Call for Applications: Postgraduate Master in Curatorship of Architecture and Design
The role of the Curator requires a comprehensive and multifaceted training that allows them to move in different contexts and platforms. The contemporary Curator investigates and identifies relevant issues and their relationships to, then, launch through exhibitions a narrative capable of catching the audience's interest. A Curator's work, therefore, encourages reflection and promotes new ways of perceiving and understanding architecture and design. The Master in Curatorship of Architecture and Design at IUAV (Venice, Italy) aims to train professionals capable of developing curatorial projects with a solid foundation in theory and critical thinking, coupled with a strong knowledge of strategies in exhibition making.
Magnitude 6.6 Earthquake Strikes Central Italy; Borromini's "La Sapienza" Among Structures Damaged in Rome
Following an earthquake measuring 6.6 on the Richter Scale that struck central Italy this morning at 7:40 a.m. local time—the fourth to hit this part of the country in three months—a number of structures have collapsed entirely or been severely damaged. While no deaths have been reported at this time, the BBC suggests that twenty people have been injured.
This latest tragedy follows an earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter Scale which hit a nearby region in August of this year, killing 300 and causing widespread devastation to towns and villages. It is being suggested that the evacuation of buildings that were deemed vulnerable to the ongoing seismic activity in the region last week may have saved lives.
Expo Video: Invisible Cities at Spazio Ridotto, Venice
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EXPO VIDEO: Invisible Cities at Spazio Ridotto (Oct. 24–Nov. 25, 2016)
EXPO CHICAGO and Zuecca Project Space collaborate to present a satellite iteration of the EXPO VIDEO program, highlighting a selection of dynamic and cutting-edge film, video, and new media works by artists selected from EXPO CHICAGO 2016 Exhibitors at Spazio Ridotto in Venice, Italy. The programmatic partnership between the exposition and the satellite location extend on a programmatic partnership presented with the Italian Cultural Institute in Chicago.
"Branding Islands Making Nations" Case Study Competition at La Biennale di Venezia
Part of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2016's Collateral Events, Branding Islands Making Nations: On Intangible Assets and Value Propositions in Spatial Practice is a public program and case study competition, drawing attention to the application of political power in spatial practice. Intended to open the discourse on added value in design, Branding Islands Making Nations expands upon the 15th International Architecture Exhibition's call to arms by inviting an extended field of spatial practitioners to Venice. Consultants and communication designers, marketing and advertising experts will gather to speculate on the role of branding in the making of a place.
Review: "REM" – A Retroactive, Redacted Study of the World's Greatest Living Architect
In the canon of great Dutch architects sit a number of renowned practitioners, from Berlage to Van Berkel. Based on influence alone, Rem Koolhaas—the grandson of architect Dirk Roosenburg and son of author and thinker Anton Koolhaas—stands above all others and has, over the course of a career spanning four decades, sought to redefine the role of the architect from a regional autarch to a globally-active shaper of worlds – be they real or imagined. A new film conceived and produced by Tomas Koolhaas, the LA-based son of its eponymous protagonist, attempts to biographically represent the work of OMA by "expos[ing] the human experience of [its] architecture through dynamic film." No tall order.
Carla Bechelli Arquitectos Unveils Villa Housing Project at 2016 Venice Biennale
Update: We've added a video, presented by PLANE-SITE, about the exhibition, featuring quotes from Carla Bechelli.
Carla Bechelli Arquitectos has created an exhibition of its multiple-residence project, Las Piedras Villas & Houses, a 2015 recipient of an International Property Award, which is currently on display at the 2016 Venice Biennale, at Palazzo Bembo.
Located in the suburbs of Buenos Aires in Argentina, the project consists of a series of small-scale buildings around a central lake intended to create a dialogue with the single-family housing in the surrounding neighborhood.
Encounters in Optimism: Utopia in a Finite World
In late August, the Flanders Architecture Institute will organise Encounters in Optimism: Utopia in a Finite World, an interactive programme of lectures, debates and workshops that will take place in various national pavilions at the Venice Architecture Biennale. The overarching theme is "the architectural utopia in a finite world."
Together with The British Council, the Deutsches Architekturmuseum and the Creative Industries Fund NL, the Flanders Architecture Institute has put together a programme for architects, students and the general public to reflect on how architecture can redefine the city. The economic climate and the idea of utopia are the main topics in these discussions.
AD Classics: Proposal for a Hospital in Venice / Le Corbusier
Le Corbusier made an indelible mark on Modernist architecture when he declared "une maison est une machine-à-habiter" ("a house is a machine for living"). His belief that architecture should be as efficient as machinery resulted in such proposals such as the Plan Voisin, a proposal to transform the Second Empire boulevards of Paris into a series of cruciform skyscrapers rising from a grid of freeways and open parks.[1] Not all of Le Corbusier's concepts, however, were geared toward such radical urban transformation. His 1965 proposal for a hospital in Venice, Italy, was notable in its attempt at seeking aesthetic harmony with its unique surroundings: an attempt not to eradicate history, but to translate it.
Three Nordic Refractions: After Belonging Agency Discuss the Theme of the 2016 Oslo Trienniale
In May 2016, the After Belonging Agency discussed the theme of the forthcoming Oslo Architecture Triennale—entitled After Belonging: a Triennale In-Residence, On Residence, and the Ways We Stay In-Transit—as part of In Therapy, the exhibition of the Nordic Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Biennale. The hour-long discussion, which also includes presentations by Shumi Bose and Füsun Türetken, begins with an in-depth description of how the Triennale intends to focus on the future challenges of migration by investigating how cities and architecture can react to large groups of people moving and resettling.
Bart Lootsma Dissects, Unpicks and Evaluates the 2016 Venice Biennale
In two lectures delivered by Bart Lootsma, Professor and Head of Institute for Architectural Theory and History at the University of Innsbruck, the 2016 Venice Biennale—Reporting From the Front—is dissected, unpicked and evaluated through the national participations (pavilions) and Alejandro Aravena's central exhibitions. Lootsma, who has broadcast the lectures as publicly available resources on architecturaltheory.eu, is the co-curator of the 2016 Pavilion of Montenegro.


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Natwar Singh lambasts Sonia Gandhi for not treating him well
The book which is yet to be published is already in the headlines for Singh's claims about the Congress party and its high commands.
New Delhi: Former union minister Natwar Singh continues to breathe fire on Congress President Sonia Gandhi and her family. Singh, who resigned from the UPA-I government in 2005 in the wake of the Iraqi food-for-oil scam, lashed out at Sonia for 'treating' him in the manner that she apparently did.
In an exclusive interview to Network18 the estranged Gandhi-Nehru loyalist said, "Rajiv Gandhi, Indira Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru would never treat me like this. Our culture says people who are older to you, you respect them and not make fun of them."
The book which is yet to be published is already in the headlines for Singh's claims about the Congress party and its high commands.
A close confidante of the Gandhis during the Nehru-Indira era, Singh said that he has refrained from writing about the personal lives of Sonia, Rahul Gandhi when he could very well have made some revelations.
He also refuted reports of Sonia and daughter Priyanka Gandhi meeting him in connection with the content in his 410-page autobiography. He pleaded that only one of the chapters was based on Sonia Gandhi and that his entire book did not revolve around the UPA Chairperson.
Singh, however, added that he was eagerly waiting for the book by Sonia Gandhi as the rest of the country. "I am glad that Sonia Gandhi wants to write a book. She is a historic personality. I will wait for the book, so will the rest of the country," he said.
Speaking on Congress's deafening defeat in the Lok Sabha elections, Singh held the party leadership responsible for its humiliating performance. "We could not even imagine Congress getting 44 seats. Who is responsible for 44 seats? It i the top leaders of Congress. Antony has not named Rahul and Sonia in his report."
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To make a long story short, I was 32 weeks pregnant when my insurance company dropped me. I had my son on 12/25/11. I had to go to social services and get medicaid for the rest of my pregnancy which I didn't get for awhile. Its was a horrible experience and because I had medicaid I had resident drs and I just didn't fele like I was treated right. I got a huge injury and now its a scar on my back and they covered their ass by saying its a friction burn but I had another dr tell me it was definitely not it was chemical or electrical but because they covered their ass in the report he couldn't say if they were neglegent. Someone please help me and tell me if I have a case. This all took such an emotional/physical toll on me. I had to deal with pain and tksing care of a newborn. Help!
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New Jersey Medical Malpractice - Post-Partum Scarring - Misleading Medical Records - By Patrick Amoresano: When clients tell a story that evokes the thought - Well that's not supposed to happen! - more often than not there's been medical negligence. In addition, misleading medical records are not uncommon when something unusual has happened to the patient. You should certainly speak with an experienced New Jersey Medical Malpractice Attorney right away, one who's been Certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Civil Trial Attorney.Ask a similar question
Have a local med mal lawyer in your city investigate. The only way to know if there was malpractice is to retain a local med mal lawyer who can order the medical records and send them to an expert to review to ascertain whether there was a breach of the standard of care. I'm sorry, but my firm only handles serious birth injury cases, failure to diagnose cancer cases, and wrong site surgery cases.
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Did you have a c-section? I ask because surgical burns happen relatively frequently for a variety of reasons. Even if it were a "friction burn" you would not expect that kind if thing if the medical providers were following accepted standards of care. The issue will be how bad the burn is and whether the case is financially viable.
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- Architects: AS Arquitectura (Arq. Alejandra Abreu Sacramento and Arq. Xavier Abreu Sacramento)
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- Location: Mérida, Yucatán
- Photography: Rolando Córdoba and Roberto Cárdenas
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Sam Allardyce has hit back at West Ham fans who have criticised some of the team's recent performances in the npower Championship.
West Ham are currently second behind Southampton, who beat Allardyce's side at St Mary's two weeks ago, and play bottom club Bristol City tonight.
"I don't know why they are moaning about winning," Allardyce told the Newham Recorder.
"Because all this team did before was lose.
"It doesn't make any sense to me, but you're talking about the small handful.
"I've been a manager for 18 years now, and not for the life of me would I expect a football fan to accept playing well and losing, rather than playing well and winning, but if unable to play well, then just win."
Allardyce is looking to end a poor run of midweek results starting tonight against the Robins.
"We haven't had much luck on Tuesday nights," he said.
"We haven't won here at all, we lost 1-0 here against Ipswich and we lost due to a poorly-defended corner at Southampton, so we have to do better."
Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson believes his side can halt Southampton's unbeaten home run when they travel to St Mary's.
Posh and Saints are the top scoring clubs in the Championship, with Peterborough's tally of 28 just three goals behind the league leaders.
Saints have won their last 18 league games at home and are three points clear but Ferguson insists his side will not be intimidated as they look to climb towards the top six.
"It's the nature of the Championship that everyone beats everyone else and it wouldn't surprise me if we picked up a result at Southampton," Ferguson told Peterborough Today.
"You are never far away from the top six in this division and you are never that far away from the bottom six. Three or four wins in a row soon sees you moving quickly up the table."
Doncaster play promotion-chasing Middlesbrough after they confirmed the signing of Senegal international striker El Hadji Diouf on a three-month deal yesterday.
Doncaster are joint bottom of the table with only nine points from 14 games and moved to sign the controversial striker to help cover their current shortage in that position.
Diouf, who has previously played for Liverpool, Bolton, Sunderland and Rangers, told Sky Sports News: "I'm focused on doing my best for this club and after that we'll see what happens.
"It's the challenge. I signed to help the team, do my best and play my football. I'll try to make myself fit and why not try to help this team stay up?"
In today's other fixtures, Crystal Palace play Portsmouth, Barnsley play Hull at Oakwell and Nottingham Forest go in search of their second home league win against Reading.
Elsewhere, Burnley play host to Leicester, Millwall face Coventry and Watford play Brighton.
Tomorrow Leeds will look to push towards the top six when they host Blackpool and Cardiff travel to Derby.
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At a Sumitomo Denko men's corporate team press conference in Osaka, Yasuyuki Watanabe, 41, who took over as the team's head coach at the start of this month, vowed to make eliminating injury among the athletes under his guidance one of the key themes of his tenure as head coach. Having seen his own career cut short by an Achilles tendon injury while still in his 20s, Watanabe told the media that he wants to tailor his coaching to suit the needs and abilities of the individual athletes, saying, "In Japan we train on the roads and run a lot of races. It is critical that we reduce the risk of injury to nearly zero. I want to make it so that athletes can train 365 days a year." Sumitomo Denko president Masayoshi Matsumoto commented, "Ekidens are interesting but not a worldwide event. Japan has become like the Galapagos." Matsumoto indicated his commitment to entrusting Watanabe with the task of developing world-class athletes through a "de-ekiden principle."


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Ernest Thompson, the playwright responsible for the Pulitzer Prize winning On Golden Pond, makes his directorial debut with 1969. Kiefer Sutherland plays a draft-age youth who undergoes an epiphany when one of his friends is killed in Vietnam. Sutherland's subsequent antiwar stance causes a great deal of tension within his own family, though his mother, Mariette Hartley, tries her best to understand. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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EX2 Blog has more on the POSSIBLE opening scene of Expendables 2. I must warn NONE of the info has been confirmed with a definitive source. Here's what they had to say:
A German movie site has taken the story revealed by the Japanese magazine - Eiga Hiho in an interview with Lundgren (story has not been officially confirmed nor the interview seen on any websites) and added more details to it: Schwarzenegger will only appear in the opening scene where he's rescued in Burma by the EX team, it could be an homage to "Missing in Action". The scene at the airport that also involves Norris & Willis is where he escapes after having been rescued (it was originally speculated that the scene at the airport would be the final battle and the closing scene). Willis then sends the EX team to a new mission (probably against Van Damme).
If true, the scene does sound cool but hopefully we do see more of Arnold cause I know we all don't want it to be over in one scene. I'll let you know if more develops.
Scott Adkins has posted to his Facebook page his own altered version of the unofficial EX2 poster, you can check it out below. It now includes pictures of both him and Jet Li.


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Her boyfriend refused treatment and wants the charges dropped. They are living together and both have attended domestic abuse classes. She has a clean record. They say a conflict lawyer has been appointed but-- will she have a public defender? Will she have to go to jail? This occurred in Florida.
If a conflict lawyer has been appointed, that means that the Public Defender was appointed but that due to a conflict, they have been removed off of the case and the conflict lawyer replaces them. If the State accepts the boyfriend's declination of prosecution, it is possible that the charges might be dropped. That said, you cannot assume that they'll dismiss the case and need to act as though she needs to have legal representation.
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I agree. If she has a conflict attorney, it means that the court has appointed her a lawyer. Has she talked to her lawyer yet? A lawyer can prepare an affidavit which tells the court that the victim doesn't want to prosecute. There is a right and wrong way to do this. Contact a lawyer about this issue. There is no way to tell you if she's facing jail without knowing more information. What type of hearing does she have in a week?
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It sounds like a lawyer has already been appointed. I agree with my colleagues, she needs to speak to the attorney and then see if her boyfriend is willing to complete a declination of prosecution.
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I agree with my colleagues. See what the boyfriend is willing to do.
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BeschreibungDon Bogen's latest volume, Luster, takes on everything from bullhorns to the cultivation of olive trees in poems that are sharp-edged and open to surprise. They capture not just things themselves but the essential contexts-history, power, the personal and the social-that give them meaning. The stylistic dexterity and range of approaches here make the book as rich as the world it engages. Luster includes evocations of place and memory, character studies of figures from Coleridge to Tarzan, a verse epistle, and an extended meditation on machines in our daily lives, all within an overarching vision. From racehorses to waterwheels to great cities, Bogen illuminates "things that go," in both their dynamism and their inevitable decay. Luster traces the sheen of human activity that clings to the world around us: imperfect, irrevocably marred by time, but always gleaming.
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from £87 / night help Price for guests, Nights
Charming apartment in Lucca with privat garden – Home 2545245 Apartment
- 2 bedrooms
- 4 sleeps
- min stay varies
Charming apartment in Lucca with privat garden – Home 2545245
- Apartment
- 2 bedrooms
- sleeps 4
- min stay varies
Top Review
Apartment / 2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 4
Key Info
- Nearest beach 20 km
- Child friendly
- Car not necessary
- No pets allowed
- Private garden
Description from owner
There is a small neighborhood in Lucca surrounded by the green just outside the ancient walls: the houses are from the beginning of the century all with garden and one of these is the house of the hidrangeas .
You can easily reach the centre within a 5-minute walk away. You can go jogging or cycling live your leisure below the shade of trees along the entire route of the 16th-century walls completely closed to cars. They surround the historical centre and they are the real symbol of the city.
Our house is a Villa, it is spread over 3 floors. On the ground floor the owner lives with 2 cats and the dog Beniamino, her presence provides security and peace of mind for all your needs.The apartment occupies the upper floors; on the 1th are the kitchen, lounge and dining room, on the 2nd two bedrooms with double beds and 2 bathrooms.The House has a beautiful garden where the hydrangeas in this season are in full bloom; It 's equipped with table and chairs and here you
There is a small neighborhood in Lucca surrounded by the green just outside the ancient walls: the houses are from the beginning of the century all with garden and one of these is the house of the hidrangeas .
You can easily reach the centre within a 5-minute walk away. You can go jogging or cycling live your leisure below the shade of trees along the entire route of the 16th-century walls completely closed to cars. They surround the historical centre and they are the real symbol of the city.
Our house is a Villa, it is spread over 3 floors. On the ground floor the owner lives with 2 cats and the dog Beniamino, her presence provides security and peace of mind for all your needs.The apartment occupies the upper floors; on the 1th are the kitchen, lounge and dining room, on the 2nd two bedrooms with double beds and 2 bathrooms.The House has a beautiful garden where the hydrangeas in this season are in full bloom; It 's equipped with table and chairs and here you can eat and relax together with your children, in addition you will find place for cars and bicycles. The numerous trees make the climate cool at night and day.
Location description from owner
The Tuscany region
Tuscany is located in central Italy and stretches from the Apennines to the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Its landscape, artistic heritage and stand-out cities - first among them Florence - make Tuscany an unquestioned protagonist of international tourism. In this region, nature has many different facets, starting from the coast that alternates long and sandy beaches, like the Versilia beach, with rocky cliffs and steep headlands. The islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, a crystal-clear sea and rich seabeds, are peerless.
You can admire sceneries of uncontaminated nature in the Apuan Alps and in several protected areas, such as the Orbetello Lagoon, home to many species of migrant birds, including pink egrets.
However, the most typical sceneries of the region are those that merge the beauty of nature with the millenary work of man. The amazing Gulf of Baratti and the sites of Vetulonia, Vulci and Pitigliano guard necropoli and vestiges of the Etruscan civilization, while Roselle and Cosa evoke memories from the Roman Age.
Medieval villages, historical towns, castles and defense systems, country churches (the so-called pievi) and beautiful abbeys, like the one of Sant'Antimo, are scattered all over the territory and their profiles stand out in the landscapes of the Crete Senesi, Orcia Valley, Garfagnana, Chianti and the Maremma.
Finally, Tuscany is full of spas: Montecatini, Saturnia, Montepulciano, Monsummano and Bagno Vignoni, which offer relaxing holidays thanks to their thermal waters and well-equipped facilities for all types of treatments.
Tuscany hosts innumerable astounding localities, many of which are also named UNESCO World Heritage Sites; of course, one must begin with Florence.
Famous all over the world, the ancient Signoria dei Medici is the preeminent cradle of culture and art. It is a true museum under the sky containing countless monuments, including the Duomo, with Giotto's Bell Tower; Santa Maria Novella; Palazzo Vecchio; and the Uffizi Gallery, with all its unique masterpieces.
The charm of Florence is also evident along the Arno River, on the picturesque Ponte Vecchio, and in the workshops of artisans that liven up the lanes of the old town.
Another extraordinary destination is Siena, with its Medieval town center– itself included on the UNESCO World Heritage List – and culminating with the evocative Piazza del Campo, also theatre for the famous Palio.
Pisa gathers its main monuments in Piazza dei Miracoli, among which is the Leaning Tower that makes up part of an incredibly-valuable artistic area that is protected by UNESCO as well.
Pienza is the "ideal Renaissance town" that was wanted and created by Pope Pius II. The spectacular arrangement of the spaces and the richness of the buildings make this town an artistic treasure (an additional UNESCO insertion).
San Gimignano stands out among the small towns of the region, a Medieval town characterized by its towers and "tower homes" (another site recognized by UNESCO).
Of countless other Tuscan particularities, the Orcia Valley (UNESCO) deserves to be mentioned for the beauty of its fields and landscapes that have inspired many Renaissance artists.
Tuscany offers a wide range of vacation proposals to satisfy all demands: "active" holidays, relaxing stays and special routes that combine nature, art and history. The coast, with its alternating sandy beaches and rocky areas, along with the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, offer possibilities for both relaxation and physical activity, e.g. water sports: from sailing and windsurfing to canoeing and scuba diving along its beautiful seabeds.
The best way to visit the coast and its green pinewoods is on a bicycle. By night, you can certainly have fun in one of the many trendy venues and discoclubs of Viareggio, Forte dei Marmi, Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano. Famous for its landscapes, Tuscany is the ideal place for a "green" holiday: from Garfagnana to the Maremma, from Casentino to Chianti - anywhere is a great place for hiking, mountain biking or horseback riding. (The area is also full of agritourisms from which to choose.)
The many protected areas reveal particular environments, like the steep heights of the Apuan Alps, Orbetello Lagoon and the Maremma National Park, dominated by the Mediterranean scrub.
Special routes lead to the discovery of the mineral resources of the region: for instance, the Archaeological and Mining Park of San Silvestro contains the millenary history of mining on these Metalliferous Hills with geological routes inside the mines; additionally, you can visit the precious white marble quarries of the Apuan Alps.
Amidst wonderful sceneries and Medieval vestiges, the Via Francigena is an extremely charming and topical spiritual itinerary that still attracts tourists and the devout alike.
If you are looking for a relaxing stay, you can spend some time in one of the region's many spas, each with different features; try Saturnia, Montecatini or Monsummano Terme, renowned for its detoxifying and skin treatments.
Plenty of food-and-wine itineraries along the wine routes include stops at wineries and farms for tasting very high-caliber wines and the genuine typical products.
Tuscany has a rich calendar of cultural, religious and folklore events: from the world-famous Palio of Siena and the Viareggio Carnival, to the Saracen Tournament in Arezzo and the "explosion of the cart" in Florence on Easter Sunday, among countless other local festivals.
The origins of Tuscan food are rather rustic, as we can see from its basic ingredients: bread, even stale bread, spelt, legumes and vegetables.
Some typical appetizers are crostini (toasted bread) topped by spreads like cream of chicken liver and spleen, panzanella, and salame, including finocchiona, a fennel-flavored salame.
The typical first course is soup, like the famous ribollita or bean soup, spelt soup, pici (a type of spaghetti from the area of Siena), or pappardelle with hare.
A famous fish dish is cacciucco soup, followed by mullets and the stockfish stew of Livorno.
Among meat dishes, the bistecca fiorentina (grilled T-bone steak) is the most popular; guinea-fowl meat, pork and game are quite common as well.
The typical desserts are castagnaccio (chestnut cake), buccellato (anise cake) and cantucci.
Wine production here is excellent for both variety and quality: Tuscany produces the finest wines in Italy, from Chianti to Vino Nobile Montepulciano, Brunello di Montalcino, Vernaccia di San Gimignano and many more. Vin Santo, a sweet and liqueur-like wine, is paired with cantucci (almond cookies, or what Americans refer to as biscotti).
Located in northern Tuscany, the Province of Lucca spans several different areas: the Versilia coast, overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea; Garfagnana, on the border with Emilia Romagna in the northeast; and, further inland, the Valle del Serchio and the Lucca plain.
Changing landscapes succeed each other, creating magnificent sceneries. The Parco delle Alpi Apuane provides the backdrop to the blue sea and the beaches of Versilia, while the stretches of hills covered by olive trees and woods dominate the landscape of Garfagnana. The territory is home to numerous other wonders, from Lake Massaciuccoli to the thermal springs of Bagni di Lucca and the coastal dunes of the Migliarino-San Rossore-Massaciuccoli Natural Park.
The Province is rich in tradition and history, and thanks to its central position it has been a thriving hub trade for centuries. The Via Francigena - the great Medieval pilgrimage route along which lie villages, castles, abbeys and parish churches - traversed it.
In the countryside around Lucca are beautiful historic villas surrounded by spectacular parks, from Villa Torrigiani to Villa Mansi.
These remains from the past coexist with the social life and entertainment scene on offer in Versilia's seaside resorts, including Viareggio, Lido di Camaiore, Pietrasanta and Forte dei Marmi.
From the coast inland, art centers and seaside resorts, entertainment and culture, history and nature render the Province of Lucca unique and extraordinary.
The first stop on any tour of Lucca Province must be Lucca itself, a city of ancient origins, surrounded by its boundary wall that dates back to the 16th-17th Centuries.
This great work of military engineering, with its ramparts and bastions, is today a unique and scenic public area. Particularly evocative is the old town, which has kept intact its Medieval appearance composed of typical narrow streets and piazzas overlooked by stone towers, tower-houses and brick houses with arcades. Among the most typical streets, Via Fillungo stands out, the main axis here, surrounded by noble buildings and ancient towers the likes of the famous Torre delle Ore. Via Guinigi, where the complex of Medieval buildings built by well-to-do families is concentrated, is equally worth noting.
Religious architecture of particular importance includes the Duomo di San Martino with its magnificent facade and interiors rich in precious artworks; the Duomo Museum that houses paintings, sculptures and liturgical furnishings; the Church of San Michele in Foro, a unique example of Pisan-Lucchese architecture; and the splendid Basilica of San Frediano.
Outstanding examples of civil architecture are: Villa di Paolo Guinigi (15th Century), site of the National Museum showcasing Etruscan and Roman archaeological finds and several painting collections; Palazzo Mansi with its priceless furnishings and site of Lucca's second National Museum; and the 17th-Century Palazzo Moriconi-Pfanner, a magnificent example of Lucchese Baroque, surrounded by a spectacular garden. Neither should the birth house of musician Giacomo Puccini be passed up. It has been converted into a museum showcasing the maestro's documents and mementos.
The countryside in Lucca's environs offers the opportunity to visit magnificent villas, built between the late 16th and mid-19th Centuries to serve as the country residences and holiday homes for the nobility, all set inside picturesque parks. Among them two stand out the most: Villa Torrigiani with its characteristic gardens, and Villa Mansi, a splendid 16th-Century construction with frescoed rooms and a grand garden designed by architect Filippo Juvarra.
Among the historic sites, Altopascio was of great importance in Medieval times thanks to its position along the Via Francigena. The village preserves Romanesque-style buildings, churches and the famous 13th-Century bell tower, which once guided travelers with its tolls.
From the slopes of the Apuan Alps to the Migliarino-San Rossore-Massaciuccoli National Park, the splendid Versilian coastline is a highly-attractive tourist destination, thanks to its enchanting scenery, rich plant life and fascinating places. See the romantic Torre del Lago Puccini, where it is possible to see the villa-museum of Giacomo Puccini; it is here that he found inspiration for his masterpiece Madame Butterfly.
Other touristic hotspots within Versilia are Viareggio, famous for its carnival but also for its beaches and nightlife; the elegant Forte dei Marmi; Pietrasanta and its rich artistic heritage; and Camaiore, with its Romanesque architecture.
Do not miss the Valle del Serchio or Garfagnana with their characteristic villages - among them Borgo a Mozzano, famous for its spectacular Devil's Bridge; and Barga, an enchanting Medieval village with its prized architecture.
Other towns typical of Garfagnana are Castelvecchio Pascoli, featuring the house-museum of Italian poet Giovanni Pascoli, and the chapel that guards his remains; and Castelnuovo di Garfagnana, whose Duomo and Fortress are nestled in a spectacular and inspiring landscape.
The coast provides great opportunities to spend entire days relaxing by the sea, engaging in water sports or bike rides through the pinewoods.
The Apuan Alps are the ideal setting for strolling, trekking and trips on horseback. One must is an excursion to the Grotta del Vento, an amazing cave system with spectacular stalactites.
At Terme di Bagni di Lucca, one can indulge in therapeutic treatments and spend relaxing days immersed in the mesmerizing scenery.
The local calendar is chock-full of events, from the Carnevale di Viareggio, the national literary prize Viareggio Rèpaci (in June) and the Puccini Festival at Torre del Lago (July and August).
Among historical re-enactments, the Calderon d'Altopascio (July) is one worth attending.
Some important religious festivals are the Luminara Procession of Santa Croce to Lucca (September) and the Procioni Procession of Garfagnana di Castiglione (yearly on Maundy Thursday).
The gastronomy of Lucca is rooted in ancient traditions.
Of the first courses, soups have an important place, especially the garmucia (a soup with artichokes, peas, broad beans and asparagus).
Local specialties include roasted pork, pork with chestnut polenta, lamb with olives, spit-roasted thrush, and spit-roasted Serchio trout.
Recommended deserts include: buccellato, a typical doughnut-shaped dessert; castagnaccio, a tart made with chestnut flour; and necci, also made with chestnut flour.
Among the flavorsome local wines try Montecarlo white or red. Biadina is a typical liquor from Lucca.
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- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
Bed & bathroom
- 2 Double Beds
- 2 Shower rooms
- Wi-Fi available
- Private garden
- Bicycles available
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Table tennis
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
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- Parking
- Secure parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Check in time:16:00, Check out time:10:00
- If you have any questions about check-in or check-out times, please contact the owner/manager.
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Patrizia B.
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated::
- 19 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 2
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English, Italian
This Apartment has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 4. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 06 Jun 2014. Located in Province of Lucca, it has 12 reviews with an overall rating of 4.5. The average weekly rate is £518.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 19 May 2017.
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