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 building or an ugly building has replaced an older palace, well, I would like to say that those are the scars of the price Pisa paid for our freedom. They are your history too. Treat them with respect. Read More 4 Comments
Written by gloria on August 31, 2010
Every city has its special day on which the various neighbourhoods battle it out to be the best in town: well Pisans are especially competitive so they have two: Regatta of San Ranieri and Gioco del Ponte. Read More 1 Comment
Written by gloria on June 24, 2010
…for its most important festivals: La Luminara and San Ranieri. You can feel the city getting ready for the party. You can even smell it. You certainly should not miss this. Read More 4 Comments
Written by gloria on June 16, 2010
How I discovered that I should never take allergy pills before going to my new favourite spot in Pisa! Read More 6 Comments
Written by gloria on June 9, 2010
The city celebrates Giugno Pisano with a series of events, including the special opening of some beautiful churches at night! Read More 6 Comments
Written by gloria on June 5, 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
A great park just outside the center of the city, and a nice walk away from the crowds of the major sites. Also, home to the second leaning tower in the city! Read More 2 Comments
Written by gloria on April 21, 2010
Pisa celebrates New Year’s Day on March 25 with a parade and a sunbeam lighting a marble egg in the Cathedral at midday sharp. A fabulous event that commemorates an ancient tradition! Read More 6 Comments
Written by gloria on March 25, 2010
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
Pauline is often “slow-traveling” the world so, to her, “home is where you hang your hat”. Here is what would make her feel at Read More
A visit to three wineries to discover some excellent Montecucco DOC wines and some great local wineries. Read More
If you grow up in a village in the countryside of Tuscany, you are destined to handle mirrors and olive oil with care, but stepping on poo will never Read More
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