…to build the vacation rental home you would like for your own holidays in Tuscany, especially when that property means so much more than that to you. Where we are with the renovations of our Casina di Rosa. Read More 6 Comments
Written by gloria on May 30, 2010
It’s one thing to move to a new country, and quite another to call that place home. But how do you give others a sense of home before you have one yourself? The answer lies in letting life happen, one small step at at time. Diana Strinati Baur of Baur Bed & Breakfast in Acqui Terme, Piemonte, tells a little bit about the emotion behind starting a B&B in a place she knew she could l Read More 23 Comments
Written by gloria on May 27, 2010
A second tomb was found near where we are by a group of local lovers of archaeology and the finds were presented yesterday at the Hotel Terme di Petriolo. A beautiful, very interesting event. Read More 6 Comments
Written by gloria on May 24, 2010
Risotto is very popular in Italy, and a very easy dish to prepare! Read More 3 Comments
Written by gloria on May 19, 2010
A list of the food and drink related festivals in Tuscany in May 2010. Wine festivals, village festivals (sagre) and more! Read More 6 Comments
Written by gloria on May 11, 2010
A list of medieval festival taking place in Tuscany in May 2010. Dress up in medieval costumes and join in the celebrations!!! Read More 2 Comments
Written by gloria on May 10, 2010
A lovely day trip from Pisa and some suggestions for restaurants and bars to try. Read More 1 Comment
Written by gloria on May 9, 2010
There are many interesting museums and galleries in Pisa which are outside the major tourist path. Art Wednesday is the perfect excuse to talk about them! Read More 1 Comment
Written by gloria on May 5, 2010
A few interesting links for those who wish to explore Pisa and the rest of Tuscany on foot. Read More 1 Comment
Written by gloria on May 4, 2010
The second post in the series “Tuscan cuisine for lazy slackers”! This time dedicated to the recipe of the most popular antipasto! Read More 2 Comments
Written by gloria on May 3, 2010
Whether it’s something in the air, the hospitality, the food, or the way of life – Simone doesn’t know, but at least to her, Italy f Read More
The cemetery in Pisa is one of the most ancient Jewish burial grounds still in use. An interesting, little-known place in Pisa, just around the corner Read More
Good tourist promotion… but can we please do without the stereotypes?! Read More
67 years ago, 953 people died under Allies’ bombs. To the people who think some areas of the city are shabby because there is a ruin of a buildi Read More
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