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by Luciana.Squadrilli |
Often overshadowed by the breathtaking splendor of Naples and by the enchanting beauty of the Amalfi coastline, Salerno is well worth a visit, too.
The second…
by Georgette Jupe |
Home to more UNESCO heritage sites than anywhere in the world, Italy has long attracted those who appreciate its rich cultural heritage, and who could blame…
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by Helen Farrell
Snow-capped mountains, wooden chalets and canederli: think of the north and these three attributes spring to mind. But Alto Adige offers far…
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By: Margherita Ragg
Visiting the sprawling city that Milan is today, it seems impossible to believe that it grew from a fortified city ringed with walls…
by John Bensalhia |
John Bensalhia ventures into the big outdoors of the Piedmont region to list seven top examples of outdoor activity including rafting, skiing and ballooning…
by valeriekq |
Ah, Piedmont. A magical wine land that I now call home. My journey here began quite by chance during my wine studies in the States. I’d grown enamored with…
by Silvia Donati |
Inferno, the film based on Dan Brown’s 2013 novel of the same name, is scheduled to be released on October 28 in the USA. If you are a fan of Brown’s Robert…
by Silvia Donati |
Piedmont is our featured region of the month, so we take you on a visual tour of recommended places to see and foods to try - from the Alps to the vineyards,…
by Silvia Donati |
[Photo: the town of Barolo in the Langhe, an area renowned for winemaking.]
The name of Italy’s second largest region – Piemonte – derives from …
by John Bensalhia |
Eels. David Bowie. Comic Books. What do these have in common? These are all to be found in this month's events and festivals line-up as John Bensalhia…
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