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Travel Digest #2968

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Published: 04 Jul 2026 › Updated: 04 Jul 2026Travel Digest #2968

Travel Digest #2968

Introduction


Hello everyone! This is ybanezkim26@ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have a historical landmark of Borgo di Salci, Italy, a port city of La Coruna, Spain, and the squares of Venice, Italy. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!


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🥇 THE VILLAGE THAT REFUSED TO DISAPPEAR by ladytruckview@ladytruckview

I returned to my truck, prepared a meal and got my bicycle ready. Later that evening, when the temperature had finally dropped a little, I went to explore the nearby town of Fabro, stopping at another pizzeria along the way. Today's post, however, isn't about that. I'll save that story for another day. While browsing Google Maps to see what else was worth visiting in the area, I came across an almost abandoned village called BORGO DI SALCI.

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🥈 Exploring La Coruña on Royal Caribbean's Liberty of the Seas by ellenripley@ellenripley

After arriving at the cruise terminal, we found that La Coruña was very easy to explore on foot. The city centre is just a short walk from the port, making it ideal for cruise passengers who want to explore without needing transport (or paying for it). Thankfully, even though it was warm and sunny, it was cooler, so it was much better for walking around.

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🥉 Photo Trip | Italy - Three Squares in Old Venice by rsphotos@rsphotos

As we stroll through the narrow streets of old Venice, every now and then we come upon a square, large or small. In some ways, they’re all similar. There’s a church near almost every square, and you’ll find various bars and restaurants there. They’re all surrounded by old buildings, many of which are in need of renovation. Fortunately, not all of them are crowded, so I took a few souvenir photos at several of them.

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