From Italy, With Love is turning five soon, and I want to celebrate. I’ve asked you all to vote for me to win Best Travel Blog 2017 with Italy Magazine and you’ve done it! With your help I’ve officially been nominated and now I have the chance to win! Vote From Italy, With Love for best travel… Read more »
Italy is selling off its public properties for pennies. Well, for a few euros, to be exact. In the past few years news articles abound with reports of entire villages up for sale in Tuscany and Abruzzo, properties for sale for one euro, entire islands in the Venetian Lido and even Medieval castles on the cheap. They… Read more »
A perfect day-trip from Verona, Soave nevertheless sits nearly completely unknown in the rolling green hills of Veneto. Pronounced “so-AH-vey”, like the Spanish “smooth”, it means “sweet, pleasing to the senses.” And isn’t it though? We stopped for lunch in the fortressed town on our way home from a weekend in Friuli Venezia Giulia. Just another name on the… Read more »
The more I travel in Italy, the more I’m convinced that Italy’s biggest charm comes from its smallest towns and villages. Rome is a must-see. Its historical importance alone can bring you there. Venice, the sinking city in the lagoon, has attracted explorers since its foundation. Florence was the birthplace of the Renaissance where artists… Read more »
Along the Italian Riviera is Camogli, a tiny town of founded by sailors and fishermen. The port can hold a maximum of thirty ships, yet it’s said there were hundreds in the early 1900s. They simply weren’t at home. Always out in a different port on a different exhibition. The city’s name, in fact, is… Read more »
