This article dives into the best vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Rome, Italy. I’ve been searching for top quality vegetarian and vegan food both in the historical center and on the outskirts. The places I’m sharing with you are committed …
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Bread in Italy, along with pasta, is the pillar of nutrition in every region of the country, north to south. Italian bread has many shapes and many names. Different kinds of Italian bread serve different purposes. At an Italian restaurant, …
Read MoreBread in Italy: discover 10+ Italian bread types and names
Italy lovers and everyone longing for a virtual tour of Italy will find incredible resources available at their fingertips. At the time I’m writing this article, Italy is under exceptional political measures reducing the freedom to travel. In some Italian …
Calcata is one of the most fascinating villages near Rome. The locals gave Calcata several nicknames like “artists’ town”, “witches’ town”, and “cats’ town”. I didn’t have the guts to verify about the witches, but the artists are real, and …
Read MoreCalcata Italy: a castled village of artists and cats
Would you like to learn more about Italy by exploring contemporary Italian literature and culture? I’ve chosen these great Italian novels by famous Italian authors because they’re all set in Italy and you can get them in English from your …
Read More9 of the best Italian novels set in Italy and Italian authors
I don’t create cooking content usually, but this time I’ve got something epic to celebrate! It happened that the strict lockdown measures enforced in my country, Italy, due to the pandemic, provided a perfect occasion to switch from a vegetarian to …
This is a photo diary of my recent visit to the Basilica di Sant Elia in central Italy. The Basilica is an outstanding example of Romanesque art, sculpture, and architecture. It’s located in the archeological and natural area known as …
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2020 will be remembered as the first year in a long time that the Italians, along with many other nations, won’t be able to go out of their houses and enjoy the Easter break as they would love to. On …
Read MoreEaster in Italy: traditions, favorite foods, facts, and curiosities
The historical center of Rome occupies a surface of about 20 square kilometers and is listed as a UNESCO Heritage Site. The most ancient part of the city develops on a few hills scattered along the banks of the river …
Even though Rome, the capital of Italy, doesn’t sound like the most wallet-friendly destination in Europe, shortly after your arrival, you will gladly change your mind. Chose your accommodation wisely, do a bit of research about the places where locals …