Tuscan Food – Savoring Livorno’s Seaside Specialties
Some of the best Tuscan food can be found in the port city of Livorno. Here are our recommendations for dishes to try and the best restaurants in Livorno.
Some of the best Tuscan food can be found in the port city of Livorno. Here are our recommendations for dishes to try and the best restaurants in Livorno.
South Sardinia has a lot to offer, from its buzzling city Cagliari to stunning Sardinia Beaches. Here are some of the top sights in Southern Sardinia, and insights into the culture, history, and tradition.
Start with peasant food born of necessity, add produce from volcanic soil, season with a crossroads of cultures, and enrich with island insularity: that describes Sardinian food.
Discover Umbria: This Italian region has lots to offer and is not yet run over by tourists. Here are our Umbria Italy Travel Tips & Stories.
The full name is FICO Eataly World, as food lovers know Eataly better than the Italian language. Eataly is the farm-to-table purveyor of Italian edibles
Port Livorno – Part II Unexpected treasures in an undervalued port Ask an Italian about Livorno and the reply may include the words “port city” or “industrial area” – evoking dirty streets, smoke-billowing factories, ugly grey buildings. Read part I of our Livorno mini-series here, and part II here. Go to Port Livorno and you will …
Livorno Italy, Part I: Classy Italian city with a clumsy English name Livorno is a lovely Italian city with an ugly English name – Leghorn (an English-language garbling of the city’s Italian moniker). Who wants to stop and see “Leghorn”? Almost none of the 3.5 million tourists who pass through Livorno every year while boarding …
Serravalle Outlet near Milan: Don’t Just Come for Shopping! Think Serravalle invites visitors to “think (different)” about a small Italian community with big attractions and even bigger ambitions. The Serravalle Outlet is well-known (Europe’s largest) and so is Cortese di Gavi, a world-class wine. Yet it has more to offer its visitors, as long as …
A triangle of villages in southern Tuscany contain treasures undiscovered by American travelers. Sorano, Sovana, and Pitigliano nestle 50 miles southeast of Grosseto, close to the border with Lazio, and offer much to visitors above and beyond what you expect in southern Tuscany, i.e., good food, great wine, medieval village charm. Sorano Sorano has all …
For most foreigners, a tour of Tuscany means Florence, Pisa, Siena, San Gimignano, and maybe Lucca. While these well-known cities and towns exemplify the Tuscany region’s medieval treasures, its history encompasses far more than the Medici, Michelangelo, and all that. The enigmatic Etruscans were a major civilization of ancient Italy, and a little-visited region …