Modica is a special type of chocolate that is characterized by chunky sugar and cocoa bites in its texture. These unusual characteristics make the product a unique type, not similar…
The European Union has set a particular agenda in its regulations regarding the quality of food. Moreover, it states the fundamental importance for European nationals to access safe and wholesome…
Portofino is heaven on earth! No words can ever explain the beauty and the captivating charm of the Italian Riviera. The Italians themselves may have found the accurate description: “la dolce…
One book has created much of the world’s current political affairs, The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli from Florence. This man was a seasoned politician who knew how to play his…
The Italian language might be one of the most popular languages in the world. This traces back to the popularity of Italy itself. Everyone knows something about Italy. However, almost everyone...
World Nutella Day is celebrated each year on February 5..."Spreading The Love" is the message celebrated in more than 160 countries and Nutella jars sold every 2.5 seconds.
Sustainability of tourism is an international concern among Italy lovers. Therefore, we need to learn what are the things that we must NOT DO and mistakes to avoid during our stay in the this charming country.
Situated in the Lombardy region of Italy, Bergamo is a secret spot of eternal beauty. The city’s proximity to Milan and Lake Como, makes it a very attractive location in Italy.
There are many famous cities in Italy. Nonetheless, Bologna has its own charm and authentic feel to it. The city has plenty to offer. Even though it is often overlooked by tourists who rush into other touristy hotspots around the country. Bologna is the capital city of Emilia-Romagna in northern Italy. It is halfway in-between Florence, Venice and Milan. The populaion is 39,000, making it the most populous city in the region. Bologna has many names. Most notably are “La Dotta” or “The Wise” for hosting the oldest university in Europe. This also translates into the culture of the city as being old and authentic. Moreover, “La Rossa” is sometimes used as a nickname. This is translated as “The Red” due to its medieval red roofs. Lastly, “La Grassa” or “The Fat” refers to Bologina as the city rich in foods and a gourmet’s paradise.
Coffee is a ritual and a symbol in Italy. It is regarded much like the pizza and pasta of Italy. Italians have their coffee several times a day, and each type is taken during a specific time of the day. For example, Cappuccino or any other milk based coffee is only ordered in the morning, since some believe that milk makes it a replacement for a meal. The most stylish brands for coffee in Italy as Illy and Lavazza
