In General Info/ Italy Churches in Italy | How They Compare to the USA Churches in Italy In preparing for our first trip to Italy back in 2010, Ilene and I looked at what towns we were going… Continue Reading →
In General Info/ Italy Giuseppe Verdi’s Great Masterpiece: Rigoletto Rigoletto was amazingly popular from its premiere in 1851, reaching London by 1853 and New York by 1855. Not much has changed over 150 years… Continue Reading →
In General Info/ Italy 12 Things Italians Never Do What do Italians Never do? Ahh, mamma mia… Italians never do certain things – some of it is because of tradition, while other things… Continue Reading →
In Italy/ Southern Italy Visit Monopoli: Beautiful Coastal Town Monopoli the Town – Not the Game Gary and I had the pleasure of a day visit to Monopoli during our 2019 adventure. Our… Continue Reading →
In Food/ General Info/ Italy Gelato | Warning: Not All Are The Same Gelato | Warning: Not All Are The Same There are hundreds of places for gelato in Italy. Literally, hundreds. But are all places the… Continue Reading →
In Italy/ Northern Italy Quick Guide to Milan, Italy Discover Milan Milan is a major metropolis in northern Italy’s Lombardy region. It is well-known as the global capital of design and fashion and… Continue Reading →
In Central Italy/ Italy Nice to See You in the Piazza: April 26th April 26th 2021 We were in the piazza on April 26th for a day for celebration in Italy. No… April 26th wasn’t a national… Continue Reading →
In Food/ Italy Italian Olive Oil – What You Should Know Italian Olive Oil Today’s post is all about Italian olive oil. In thinking about posts you might like, I have written about kinds of… Continue Reading →
In Central Italy/ Italy Exclusive: Lucca 2021 | We’re Here! It’s Here – Lucca 2021! We have begun our Lucca 2021 adventure because, as many of you know, we are dual citizens of Italy.… Continue Reading →
In Central Italy/ General Info/ Italy Amazing Piazza della Signoria | The History Piazza della Signoria The Piazza della Signoria is an L-shaped square located in front of the Palazzo Vecchio and was named after the Palazzo… Continue Reading →
