You’ve known this all along - the starting point of any authentic cuisine is definitely not the look.
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Italian sagre are not just food festivals they are the place to be to reconnect with the heart of Italy
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A sudden economic boom took hold of the North leaving behind the rural South.
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At first you’ll be surprised by the velvety brown color of the fields. Then, as you get to know the pleasures of the wines, the food and the people, you’ll ask yourself, how it is possible you didn’t know about sagre in Le Marche.
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With many located at the center of Rome, convents let you break free from the grip of expensive hotels.
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If you think Gordon Ramsay is a badass chef, you’ve probably never heard of Antonio Cannavacciuolo.
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You won’t find them in any tour guide but they will become one of your fondest memories.
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Le Langhe, a hilly Unesco-protected region in Piedmont, holds two priceless treasures - the white truffle, and some variety of vines that are believed to have healing powers.
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A foodie heaven and a religious hub, Umbria stuns with its lush green hillsides and a feature everybody is crazy about.
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If you think you can do away with your phone, the Internet, Instagram and any social media for five days, you are in for a treat in the Dolomites.
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No one knows about the nooks and crannies of a place more than the locals. You can learn a great deal from them. For instance, we learned about amazing places and extraordinary restaurants for our trip to Pompeii in September.
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When you get there you see something unique. You see a hilltop city right in the middle of three rings of beauty: the city walls, the mid-valley and and the most overlooked mountain range in Italy.
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Artisan breweries are springing up all over the country producing a new breed of refined Italian beer. It’s the Italians’ knack for beautiful things that’s turning beer making into an art.
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Looking like a cross between Versailles and St Peter’s Cathedral, Villa Manin in Veneto brings out the magnificence of both of them in the Summer.
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Tuscany seems to have it all - idyllic landscape, delicious food and unparalleled art. You probably didn’t know that it also has the smartest looking cowboys you’ve ever seen.
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The giant cruise ships have come so close to Venice that is not that hard to foresee what comes next.
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It’s no surprise that amazing Tuscany is home to amazing food festivals.
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Camilleri is the Italian great author who has won the heart of readers across the world. Yet many Italians had a bone to pick with him and weren’t even that saddened by his recent death.
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The one thing Italians have learned from their baking hot summers is this - steer away from adventure.
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