Cantine Aperte & Other Wine Festivals in Italy
Cantine Aperte, which translates to Open Wineries, is best described as a countrywide wine party which is a bucket list item for all serious wine lovers.
Cantine Aperte, which translates to Open Wineries, is best described as a countrywide wine party which is a bucket list item for all serious wine lovers.
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Skiing in Italy: Best Italian Ski Resorts Italy is known for its stunning rolling fields of growing grapes, delicious food and wine, and romantic energy. However, in the northern part of Italy, bordering France, Austria, and Switzerland, you’ll find a skiing paradise. For fans of the slopes, Skiing in Italy has been a favorite winter …
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 …