Take an evening to visit the Castelli Romani. On this trip, you can visit small towns, located close to each other, rich in both history and culinary culture. Some of the most beautiful buildings to visit in this area are...
We started our food tour in southern Italy. We slowly made our way up to the center of the peninsula. When we talk about Lazio we immediately mention Rome because it is the easiest way to help foreigners understand where we are; but...
The region hosts the famous Montepulciano grape variety. Its smooth, plum-scented and elegant red wine, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, is produced in the Chieti province.
Surrounded by the Apennines, this region is not a conventional Italian destination. Nevertheless, it is a charming place to visit, full of beautiful landscapes, ancient villages, and, of course, delicious food specialties.
There is so single best time of year to visit Molise — the small, new region is beautiful year-round! If you go during the summer, you can enjoy Molise’s Adriatic coast, but if you choose autumn or winter, you can enjoy its many mountains and lakes.
Italians know how beautiful and rich this land is, but not many Americans would think of Molise as a choice destination for an Italian vacation. That’s why want to teach you all about this region, its amazing landscapes, and its appetizing culinary tradition.
The beautiful Campania region, in the southwest of Italy, is maybe one of the best destinations for a “food pilgrimage.” From antipasti, pastas, main courses, desserts and liquors, this corner of the nation will never disappoint you or your appetite.
The ancient Romans called this region "felix," the happy land. This corner of Italy is celebrated for its mild climate and the beautiful landscapes—and, it goes without saying, for its incredible food.
Like many other regions in south Italy, the culinary tradition in Puglia is part of what we call “cucina povera:” recipes that are tasty but prepared with simple ingredients, easy to find everywhere.
There are a multitude of reasons to visit Puglia: nature, history, ancient ruins, trulli (traditional Apulian dry stones), incredible beaches, and, of course, food and wine. Each town you visit will boast a new variety of culinary traditions.
This month our food tour took us to Basilicata, a beautiful region in southern Italy, rich in mountains, woods, and coasts. We have already shown you Matera, a 2019 European cultural capital, but there is much more to see in this region.
