A literary travel guide - Citimarks
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Capri: Of cliffs and flowers

"A pianist friend once remarked that on the island, music becomes unnecessary; the richness of the scenery and the allure of the scents are so profound that they eclipse the pleasures one might derive from other senses."

Cesare De Seta, Capri, Eri-Mondadori, 1991.

A literary city guide

Citimarks invites travelers to embark on a journey to explore the soul of a city. Through the lens of travel notes and city stories crafted by renowned writers, Citimarks engages in a dialogue with the past to unveil timeless trademarks: landscapes, customs and lifestyles that have endured through the centuries, shaping the distinctive identity of each city. Contemporary creative minds –such as, writers, musicians, filmmakers, and chefs- draw their unique city portraits and divulge their favorite 24-hour itineraries, extending beyond the confines of traditional tourist maps.

Venice

“Venice! Is there a city more revered, more celebrated, more serenaded by poets, more coveted by lovers, more frequented and more renowned?"
Guy de Maupassant, Venise, Gil Blas, May 5 1885.
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Carnival life
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The Doge’s ring
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The merchant of Venice
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Water boulevard
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Dreamy and mysterious
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Mimi Todhunter
Venice
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Capri & Co.

“It is the hermaphrodite island, a collision of mountains and sea, where opposites thrive and every political ideology and sexual preference finds a place.”
Ausilia Veneruso, Smithsonian Magazine, 2011.
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Land of Villas
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Scandalous Glamour
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Of cliffs and flowers
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Procida, a sun-kissed gem
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