Viene definito da molti massmediologi un vero e proprio fenomeno mediatico. Si', stiamo parlando di "The Bolt and the Beautiful", per il pubblico italiano, semplicemente "Beautiful".
La soap opera più longeva e amata del mondo si trasferisce in Italia durante le prime due settimane del mese di maggio, con buona parte del suo ricco cast.
Dieci-dico-dieci puntate girate nella Terra di Bari, le tappe principali: Bari con i festeggiamenti di San Nicola in pieno svolgimento , Polignano a Mare, Alberobello e i maestosi trulli e ultima ma non per ultima la ridente cittadina di Fasano.

Si parte con il botto.


Yes! Italy is a "Beautiful" country. We can tell it for the fourth time.
After the Lago of Como (1997), Venice (1999), Portofino (2002) Ronn Moss, Katherine Kelly Lang, Don Diamond, best known as Ridge Forrester, Brooke Logan, Bill Spencer and many more actors of the most popular soap opera on the earth are spending a good time in Puglia, a wonderful region in the southern part of Italy.
Fasano, Polignano a Mare, Alberobello and Bari, four cities for ten episodes of "The Bolt and the Beautiful".


Would you like to know where they are, right now? Let's see here!
- Fasano is a little town on the Adriatic Sea.
 Why Fasano is so famous? The Archeological Park of Egnathia, the largest park and zoo in Europe -  Fasanolandia, amazing historic 'masserias', a wonderful seasides (search "Fasano Apulia" and "Savelletri" on Google for some  interesting photos). You can eat good food, extra vergine olive oil and exqusite fish!

- Polignano a Mare is a little city on the sea. Their restaurants can prepare exquisit, fresh fish and seafood.

- Alberobello, no words: http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/787

- Bari, big capital of the Region of Bari, rich in history ant traditions.
 Top Reasons for visiting Bari? Very good food, the Basilica of Saint Nicholas with the relics of the saint (Ridge and Brooke were  here! ) and the Cathedral of San Sabino, the Russian Church, the Swabian Castle,  the popular Fiera del Levante and much more. Yes, someone calls it the 'California of the South': http://www.lifeinitaly.com/tourism/puglia/bari.asp

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