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Andrea

Andrea

Italy

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English, Italian e Russian.

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Hi, I am Andrea

I'm from Naples, Italy

I'm 38 years old and I'm happily married, my profession is surveyor. I teach Italian language to foreigners and I speak the Russian well. I'm mediterranean man

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About me

I love art, architecture, I know the history of my city very well. I like to show places that are usually not included in touring tours. I love to share something new with people who come into contact with me every time, and the thing I love most is to see people who start to understand and appreciate something that they may even have ignored before. I love to see in people's eyes the moment when they really understand something, then recognize its value and make it their own!

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Interests

  • Culture & Local Events
  • Art, Photography & Writing
  • Gastronomy
  • Local Shopping

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    (Re)built a city

    In Italy, all the cities, from the XIX century increase following the similar rules; but only with clinical eyes we can understand it. we will walk through Naples discovering how in this last 200 years the urban texture was upset several times. You will see Italian cities with new eyes! For this tour just need good shoes and metro/bus tickets
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