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Ciao ragazzi :)

Posle duže pauze evo me ponovo sa novim travel postom iz Italije. Ovo leto sam provela u Peskari, popularnom italijanskom primorskom gradu smeštenom u središnjoj Italiji, tačnije u regiji Abruco. Ako neki od vas 'pak ne znaju, Italija je podeljena na dvadeset regija, od kojih svaka ima svoj glavni grad, tzv. capoluogo. Iako je centar ove oblasti grad L'Akvila, Peskara je najveći grad regije Abruco.

Mnogi se pitaju kako sam se baš odlučila za ovu letnju destinaciju, pa zapravo, ovo je bilo jedno radno putovanje, ako ga tako mogu osloviti. Naime, znate da sam studentkinja italijanskog jezika, pa mi je svaki odlazak u Italiju ujedno i prilika da vežbam komunikaciju na italijanskom. Tako sam ovog leta pronašla jednu sjajnu priliku da u okviru Au Pair programa radim kao bebisiter u italijanskoj porodici, što se pokazalo kao jedno sjajno iskustvo koje bih ponovila. Više o tome ću pisati u svom narednom postu. :)

Ponte del Mare

Lido Pinalba

Peskara, ne samo što je značajan turistički grad, već je bitan univerzitetski grad u ovom delu Italije. Leti je prepuna turista sa svih strana sveta, a zimi vrvi od italijanskih studenata koji iz unutrašnjosti dolaze na studije u Peskaru. Imala sam u planu da tokom boravka ovde, odem u posetu Napulju, koji je udaljen samo 3h vožnje busom, ali sam ipak odlučila da ga posetim nekog narednog puta kada dođem ovde. Takođe je i Rim dosta blizu, na svega 2h vožnje autobusom. Kako Peskara ima i svoj RyanAir aerodrom, doputovala sam avionom, sa presedanjem u Milanu.

Museo di Gabriele D'Annunzio

Pineta Dannunziana

U ovom divnom gradu provela sam skoro dva meseca, obišla veliki broj prelepih peščanih plaža, ustajala u cik zore ne bi li videla rađanje sunca i uz Gamberalin Quattro etti d'amore, grazie iščekivala njegov zalazak. Okusila sam veliki broj tradicionalnih jela, karakterističnih za ovu regiju. Raznovrsnost testenina i sireva na rafovima su mi svakog dana privlačili pažnju u obližnjim marketima. Kada bih završila sa poslom, večeri bih provodila vozeći biciklu duž obale mora. Treba napomenuti da u Peskari skoro svaki stanovnik poseduje bicikl i svugde u gradu postoje biciklističke staze, uključujući i onu najlepšu duž same obale, tik uz plažu. Stari i novi deo Peskare spaja Ponte del Mare, moderni most namenjen isključivo pešacima i biciklistima, sa kog se pruža pogled na prelepu italijansku obalu. Ispod mosta se nalazi peskarska luka sa privatnim barkama tzv. Porto Turistico Marina di Pescara. Sa druge strane, u ovom primorskom gradu se nalazi zakonom zaštićen nacionalni park borove šume tzv. Pineta Dannunziana, kao i tri jako važna muzeja: Museo di Gabriele D'Annunzio, Museo della Gente d'Abruzzo i muzej posvećen čuvenoj slikarskoj porodici Kašela - Museo Cascella.

Palazzo di Città

Parco Giochi Paperopoli

U Peskari se nalazi veliki broj katedrala posvećenih određenim svecima, meni lično jedna od najlepših je svakako ona u centru, u glavnoj ulici Corso Umberto I. Ova ulica inače vodi na centralni trg i potom na centralnu plažu gde se održavaju mnogi festivali. Imala sam tu sreću da budem u Italiji u julu i avgustu, kada se organizuju brojni festivali, te sam upravo tada probala raznu hranu i iz drugh regija. Još me vše čini radosnom što sam i ja ove godine bila tu za Ferragosto, državni praznik koji se proslavlja u čitavoj Italiji. Jedno nezaboravno iskustvo!

Porto Turistico Marina di Pescara

Toliko toga lepog se moglo videti i doživeti u ovom milom i dragom primorskom gradu. Toliko toga bih mogla napisati o Peskari, ali bi onda post bio predugačak. Ovaj grad je za život jako pogodan, ja sam se vrlo lako prilagodila tokom perioda koji sam ovde provela, sve što vam je potrebno za ugodan život, sve je na jednom mestu. Okružena planinama i morem, Peskara je raj za dušu. 

Ako do sada niste razmišljali ili čak ni znali za ovu italijansku destinaciju, vreme je da je stavite na spisak mesta koje treba posetiti.

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P.S. U okviru sekcije Dnevnik putovanja pogledajte postove sa mojih pređašnjih putešestvija.

xoxo Andrijana

Ciao ragazzi :)

After a long pause, I'm back with the new travel post from Italy. I spent this summer in Pescara, a popular Italian coastal city housed in central Italy, in fact, in the Abruzzo region. If some of you don't know, Italy is divided into twenty regions, each of which has its own capital. Although the centre of this area is the city of L'Aquila, Pescara is the largest city in the region of Abruzzo.

A lot of people are wondering how I've really decided on this summer's destination, so actually, this has been one of my work trips. Well, you know I'm a student of the Italian language, so every trip to Italy is also my chance to practice communication in Italian. So this summer I found a great opportunity to work in the Au Pair Program as a babysitter in an Italian family, which proved to be one great experience I would repeat. I'll write more about it in my next post. :)

Ponte del Mare

Lido Pinalba

Pescara, not only a significant tourist town, but is an important university town in this part of Italy. During the summer Pescara is full of tourists from all over the world, and in winter it's full of Italian students who come from the interior to study in Pescara. I was planning to go to Naples during my stay, which is only a three-hour bus ride away, but I decided to visit it the next time I come here. Also, Rome is very close, only two hours away by bus. As Pescara has its RyanAir airport, I flew in with a precedent in Milan.

Museo di Gabriele D'Annunzio

Pineta Dannunziana

In this beautiful city, I spent almost two months, circled a large number of beautiful sand beaches, stood at the crack of dawn to see the birth of the Sun and while I was reading the Quattro Etti d'amore, Grazie from the author Chiara Gamberale, I waited for the sunset. I've tasted a large number of traditional dishes, characteristic of this region. The variety of pasta and cheese on the shelves was attracting my attention every day in the nearby markets. If I were to finish my work, I'd spend my evenings riding bikes along the sea coast. It should be indicated that in the Pescara almost every resident possesses a bicycle and everywhere in the city there are bicycle paths, including the most beautiful along the coast, right by the beach. The old and new part of Pescara connects Ponte del Mare, the modern bridge intended exclusively for pedestrians and bicytoons, which provide a view of the beautiful Italian coast. There's a Pescarian port under the bridge with the so-called private boats - Porto Turistico Marina di Pescara. On the other hand, the National Park of pine forests - Pineta Dannunziana is protected by the Government, as did the three very important museums: Museo di Gabriele D'Annunzio, Museo della Gente D'Abruzzo and the museum devoted to the famous family of painters - Museo Cascella.

Palazzo di Città

Parco Giochi Paperopoli

There's a large number of cathedrals dedicated to certain Saint, personally one of the fairest of them all at the center of Corso Umberto I. This street usually leads to the central square and then to the central beach where many festivals are held. I was lucky to be in Italy in July and August, when a number of festivals were organised. It still makes me happy that I was here this year for the Ferragosto, a national holiday celebrating in every part of Italy. One unforgettable experience!

Porto Turistico Marina di Pescara

So much beauty could be seen and lived in this very sweet and dear coastal city. There's so much I could write about a Pescara, but the post would be too long. This city is very suitable for life, I have very easily adapted during the period that I have spent here, everything you need for a pleasant life, everything in one place. Surrounded by mountains and sea, the Pescara is a soul's heaven.
If you haven't thought or even know about this Italian destination, it's time to put it on the list of places to visit.
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P.S. In the section Dnevnik putovanja see my previus travel posts!

xoxo Andrijana