Published in Milanostyle.com Driving in Italy may seem daunting to many, but I can assure you it’s not that bad! People do drive fast, but they also respect the rules, except when it comes to parking. With no doubt, Italians… Continue Reading
Published in Huffington Post – A town with a secret Framura is a quiet town, happy to be Cinque Terra’s neighbor and not in the least envious of her limelight. The residents are kind and welcoming but they have been keeping… Continue Reading
Published in Milanostye.com – Sea, sun and fantastic food. We were looking for a place that would satisfy three criteria: A place that was off the beaten path where we wouldn’t run into swarms of people A place we could… Continue Reading
Published in HuffingtonPost.com […] Venice is not the only Italian city struggling with mass tourism. Last week, Florence, Naples, Rome, Venice and Milan announced their agreement to call into action a protocol for the management of tourist flow. The aim is… Continue Reading
Visit any Italian household and the morning will inevitably start with a ritual that involves a traditional aluminum pot, hot water and some fresh ground coffee. And then comes the aroma and the sputtering that sends everyone rushing to the… Continue Reading
An Italy real estate specialist suggests key rules on how to safely buy a home in Italy and make sure you avoid some blunders frequently made by investors. Britain’s Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors last year singled out Italy as… Continue Reading
Are you passionate about art and cuisine? Or have a flair for design and fashion? Perhaps the legends and history are what you want to experience. Too boring for you – are you looking for sport and adventure? No matter… Continue Reading
Cachi pronounced KA-KI, are a popular autumn fruit in Italy. In English, they are called Persimmons. Sometimes also written as Kaki, derived from its botanical name Diospyros kaki. See Video below to learn How to eat Cachi (Persimmons) Discovering Cachi Growing up on Long… Continue Reading
Milan – From Sunday, October 15, 2017, For eight weeks, there will be special evening hour visits for viewing of Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper. Book tickets for The Last Supper Skip the Line: Entrance Ticket to Leonardo Da Vinci’s “The… Continue Reading
Will the real Tiramisù please stand up? An ongoing “origin” battle has been going on between the regions of Veneto, and Friuli, but also Piedmont and Tuscany have tried to claim origin status, as to the heritage of the heavenly, creamy, dessert. It… Continue Reading
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