San Miniato and the White Truffle: Tuscany’s Autumn Ritual The scent arrives before the town itself.Driving through the rolling Tuscan hills toward San Miniato, a faint aroma of earth and forest drifts in through the window. It’s unmistakable — the white truffle, Tuscany’s most elusive treasure and the reason this small corner of the Pisa […]
Every year, All Saints’ Day (Ognissanti) marks the arrival of deep autumn in Bologna.The city softens into ochre and brick tones, the arcades echo under light rain, and the scent of roasted chestnuts and truffles fills the streets. In 2025, the holiday falls between Friday, October 31 and Sunday, November 2 – a short break,
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When the The New York Times releases its annual list of must-see destinations, travelers tend to take note. In 2025, the spotlight falls on Lucca, a small Tuscan city that embodies the elegance, history and easy rhythm of Italian life. Away from the crowds of Florence and Rome, Lucca stands out for its well-preserved architecture,
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Looking for something more authentic than the usual Cinque Terre tour? We’ve crafted a special one-hour sea trip that combines breathtaking views with a choice of unforgettable local experiences. For other ideas please consult things to do in La Spezia. 🚤 The Sea Experience Your adventure begins at 9:00 AM from La Spezia on board
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Nestled in the rolling hills of Valsamoggia, just outside Bologna, the Caseificio Bazzanese is more than a dairy—it’s a living piece of Emilia-Romagna’s culinary heritage. Founded in 1968 as a cooperative of local farmers, the dairy has stayed true to the artisanal methods of producing Parmigiano Reggiano DOP, while also embracing modern facilities that ensure
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Welcome to Modena, a city where tradition, craftsmanship, and speed come together. Known as the “Terra di Motori” or “Land of Motors,” this area is the engine of Italy’s legendary Motor Valley, a world-renowned region that produces some of the most prestigious automotive brands in history: Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini, Pagani, Ducati, Dallara, and more. If
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