Bologna is not Milan, but it is a well-dressed city with a practical approach to fashion. For visitors who want designer or premium brands at reduced prices, there are options both inside the city and within a short drive. Here is where to look, from the most convenient to the most comprehensive. In the City […]
Designer Brands at Outlet Prices in and Around Bologna Read Post »
Rimini is best known for its Adriatic beach and Roman monuments, but it also has a functioning shopping scene that most visitors overlook. The pedestrian city centre has the standard mix of Italian chains and independent boutiques; the larger draw for fashion-conscious visitors is the cluster of designer outlet stores scattered along the Via Emilia
Shopping in Rimini: Designer Outlets, City Centre and What to Buy Read Post »
On the occasion of Expo 2015 in Milan, even things to do in Modena expanded with a special cultural opening. In collaboration with the Luciano Pavarotti Foundation, the doors of Casa Pavarotti were opened to the public and transformed into a house-museum. Visitors can now follow a curated path that allows fans to discover Luciano
Pavarotti Museum Finally Opens in Modena Read Post »
This nutritional infographic highlights the energy and nutritional content of Parmigiano Reggiano, showing how a typical portion contributes calories, protein, and essential nutrients. Parmigiano Reggiano is naturally rich in protein, calcium, and minerals, making it both a flavorful and nutrient-dense cheese. Nutritional Value of Parmigiano Reggiano High protein content, supporting muscle and bone health Naturally
Parmesan Cheese in Numbers Infographic Read Post »
Florence has one of the most concentrated and diverse food cultures of any Italian city: the Bistecca Fiorentina, the tradition of lampredotto (tripe) street food, the ribollita and pappa al pomodoro of cucina povera, and the Chianti wine country half an hour beyond the walls. Cooking classes in the city give access to this tradition
Cooking Classes in Florence: Market Tours, Pasta-Making and What to Expect Read Post »
Franciacorta is a wine zone in Lombardy between the southern shore of Lake Iseo and the city of Brescia — about 25 km east of Brescia and 90 km east of Milan. It produces Italy’s most internationally regarded method-traditional sparkling wine, made from Chardonnay, Pinot Nero, and Pinot Bianco by the same process used in
Franciacorta and Lake Iseo: Italy’s Sparkling Wine Zone and the Lombard Lakes Read Post »