Salumi has been part of the Italian diet for many centuries, originally developed as a way of preserving meats. While some varieties are popular, others aren’t quite as well known. In the first of a series of articles that explore… Continue Reading
In the middle of Lake Resia in the South Tyrol, in the Trentino-AltoAdige region of Italy is a fourteenth-century church steeple. (Photos by Celia Abernethy) It’s a stunning sight to see but a bit of a sad story. In the… Continue Reading
The Greek temples of Paestum in Italy are a Unesco heritage site. Don’t miss seeing the splendor of this 2,500 year old archeological site and spend some time at the nearby beach clubs. The Paestum beaches follow miles and miles… Continue Reading
Getting help from the locals is the best way to find restaurants when traveling! I had some help finding these places on my visit to Venice (read my guide here). I was traveling with my (Italian) husband’s family. My brother-in-law’s… Continue Reading
Italy’s Alps have something for everyone: from ski enthusiasts to lovers of secluded destinations, here’s some mountain-high luxury. Without the tourist hordes… Italy is not just known for its pristine beaches, secluded islands, and quaint villages. Sure, the mild climate… Continue Reading