Italy Travel Photos – Random Street Scenes

I love taking random photographs of people in the street. I found these taxi drivers waiting for their next fare at the Verona train station.

Taxi drivers in Verona

Here is a typical scene in front of a newspaper shop or tabacchi.

Street scene in Ostuni, Italy

You can sell anything in Italy out of the back of a truck!! Here is another one of those 3-wheeled trucks called “Apes”. I knew I had this photo but couldn’t locate it when I wrote the post on these little trucks. I am going back and adding it now to that post.

Mobile fruit and vegetable stand in Lecce

I have posted this one before but it is a favorite of mine.

On the streets of Martina Franca

It’s always busy at Piazza delle Erbe in Verona.

Piazza delle Erbe in Verona

Shoe styles for the young and the old on the streets of Rome

About Margie Miklas

An award-winning author, Margie Miklas writes medical thrillers and travel memoirs about Italy, a place which has captured her passion for travel. She is also the creator and owner of the travel blog, Margie in Italy, and a contributing writer for an Italian-American newspaper. A retired critical-care nurse, she enjoys spending time with her family, including her three cats. Her favorite place is the beach, and she likes learning new computer skills, when she is not writing. A member of the Florida Writers Association, Margie makes her home in Florida.
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5 Responses to Italy Travel Photos – Random Street Scenes

  1. Michelle says:

    I love Piazza Erbe in Verona! Busy and beautiful.

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  2. The picture of the shoes is great!

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  3. imarancher says:

    Loved the apes. Reminds me of the flat bed horse drawn vegie, fruit and egg cart that made the rounds three days a week during 9 months of the summer (in Miami). Most foods around the world start with similar ingredients and so it is always amazing at how different it is used in different countries. Loved the shoes, Italy is well known for shoe leather but purses are also famous. More purses please. Perhaps coordinated.

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  4. Anonymous says:

    Yes, I also love the old shoes, young shoes photo…very clever and in sync.

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  5. adinparadise says:

    Great photos. I’ve not been to Verona, but it looks interesting. Love the shoe pic. 😉

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