Saturday, January 30, 2010
The best armor is...
RT @CircleMeFunny: The best armor is to keep out of range. - Italian Proverb
Quart and its castle
A-Z of lesser known town: Quart, #Valle d'Aosta and its ancient castle http://bit.ly/dc52Ej
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Quart,
Travel,
Valle d'Aosta
Friday, January 29, 2010
Padula and its Charterhouse
A-Z of lesser known towns: P as Padula and its Charterhouse http://bit.ly/dmNv5P
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Architecture,
Campania,
Padula,
Travel
A nice interview with Judy Witts
RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: Interview with Expat-in-Italy Business Owner, Judy Witts of Divina Cucina http://ow.ly/16rTOR
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Orvieto and its Duomo
A-Z of lesser known towns: O as Orvieto and its unique Duomo http://bit.ly/cj3Q6o + http://bit.ly/1fCYOK
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Architecture,
Orvieto,
Travel,
Umbria
Vintage pictures of Rome
Roma Sparita, a bittersweet gallery of vintage pictures of #Rome http://bit.ly/ayDH14
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Narni and its medieval art
A-Z of lesser known towns: N as Narni, #Umbria chock-full of medieval art along the Via Flaminia: http://bit.ly/c5DTAx
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Architecture,
Middle Age,
Narni,
Travel,
Umbria
The Ghosts of Venice
RT @monicacesarato: If you are coming down to #Venice, you should really take this #Food and #Ghost tour of the city http://bit.ly/5xWp0P
Venetian drawings at the Civic Museum
RT @noziovenice: Events in Venice and surroundings - 800 unpublished 19th-century Venetian drawings: The Civic Museu... http://bit.ly/5jDmJ0
Alba Music Festival
RT @AgriVerdita: Alba Music Festival (Piemonte, Italy) http://bit.ly/dtPgey
The Emerald Coast
RT @MayneTravel: The Emerald Coast | Head inland for Sardinia's hidden heart | Italy - Times Online http://ow.ly/10SAy
The wonderful Trajan's column
Today Trajan became emperor in 98AD. His conquer of Dacia is remembered thru his wonderful Column inside Rome's Forum: http://bit.ly/cykPjO
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Narnia is not a very original name..
RT @cnposner: Did you know that Narnia was orginally a Roman town in Umbria 50 miles north of Rome? It is now known as Narni.
New Museum of Water in Siena
A museum exploring the history and uses of Siena's hidden underground waterways is opening tomorrow http://bit.ly/7YACl2 #Tuscany
A panoramic view of Bevagna's main squar
A panoramic view of Bevagna's main square, #Umbria #Italy http://twitpic.com/ztzhh
How to serve Italian cheese
RT @_blogdolcevita: How to serve Italian cheese: There are many Italian cheeses that you can treat yourself to, and... http://bit.ly/7GE7eH
Macomer and the Marghine Highlands
A-Z of lesser known towns: M as Macomer and the fascinating Marghine Highlands in Sardinia: http://bit.ly/83jTx4 + http://bit.ly/57GUbv
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Macomer,
Marghine,
Sardinia,
Travel
Monday, January 25, 2010
Rome, Pantheon at night interior panorama
RT @CADbloke: Rome, Pantheon at night Interior pano - http://moby.to/56m9gj
Lecce, the Florence of Baroque
A-Z of lesser known towns: L as Lecce, #Puglia - the Florence of Baroque http://bit.ly/5WO8b2
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Baroque,
Lecce,
Puglia,
Travel
Giorgio Gaber
Giorgio Gaber (born today in 1939) was one of the most prominent Italian singers and actors of 20th century http://bit.ly/8xHowR
Three best-kept travel secrets in Calabria
RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: Three Best-Kept Travel Secrets in Calabria http://ow.ly/16pI17
Recipe: Italian white truffles
RT @ilbiscom: New cooking recipe! "Italian white truffles..." at cuisine. http://cuisine.magnify.net/video/Italian-white-truffles-from-Alb
Leonardo's bones to be dug
RT @BenniePeck: Leonardo da Vinci's bones to be dug up by Italian scientists - Times Online: http://bit.ly/8swpzv via @addthis
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Joe D'Amato, B-movies genius
Today in 1999 Joe D'Amato died. The most prolific Italian B-movies director ever. A genius in its own field. http://bit.ly/5omwNU
Cuma and its Sybil
A-Z of lesser known towns: K as the ancient Greek town of Kymé in Campania. It's the Latin Cuma famous for its Sybil: http://bit.ly/5EYcdI
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Ancient Rome,
Campania,
Cuma,
Travel
A perfect weekend in the Italian lakes
RT @Meurts: RT @lonelyplanet: A perfect weekend in the Italian Lakes http://bit.ly/5PuEbg #lp
Friday, January 22, 2010
Top 10 passions of ancient romans
RT @foodinrome: RT @katieparla: Top 10 passions of ancient romans http://tinyurl.com/yjfed2u I still see them 2day in Rome (at least some)
Byzantium's trade with Italian maritime powers
RT @rachel_gibbons Byzantium's trade with the Italian maritime powers (Venice-Pisa-Genoa) b4 1204 http://bit.ly/7rpiDR (RT @Medievalists)
Old picture gallery about Dolomites
RT @emmeffe2: Through the Dolomites from Venice to Toblach http://post.ly/Jwpk ADD Great pics from a book printed in 1896
A great blog from Piedmont
RT @Italytutto: torrebarolo, a great blog from barolo in piedmont http://bit.ly/816o0Z
Pecorino Siciliano Dop
Pecorino Siciliano Dop: a cheese coming directly to us from Roman Era http://bit.ly/7NS6Q5
Jesi and its ancien diocese see
A-Z of lesser known towns: J as Jesi, #Marche. Pre-roman town, ancient diocese see, very rich with art http://bit.ly/6twUkZ
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Jesi,
Marche,
Travel
Thursday, January 21, 2010
S.Agnes, patron saint of gossipers
More about S. Agnes: she is celebrated today in L'Aquila as the patron saint of gossipers!
Ischia, the green island in the Gulf of Naples
A-Z of lesser known towns: I as Ischia, the "green island" in the Gulf of Naples http://bit.ly/7NJ2pH
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Campania,
Ischia,
Naples,
Travel
St. Agnes
S. Agnes is celebrated today. 14yo martyr in Rome, she helps young girls to find husband as described by John Keats http://bit.ly/7gPNu6
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Basil - one the most popular herbs in Italy
So true! RT @thefcdeli: Basil-one of the most popular herbs to use in Italian cooking>>http://bit.ly/5ADO2z
Useful iPhone app about Bed and Breakfasts in Italy
Useful iPhone app: B&B in Italia. It shows B&B's around you via GPS. This is their website too: http://bit.ly/6ejW6b
No Italian town's name starts with H
A-Z of lesser known towns: H as... ??? Did you know that no Italian town's name starts with H?
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
BBC on the Italian way to spaghetti bolognese
RT @ParisBuff: So you thought you knew your spaghetti bolognese. Here's the Italian way ! http://ow.ly/Y545 #traveltuesday
Verbinator
RT @badenscarr: Verbinator.com - conjugate verbs in French, German, Spanish, Italian and English http://bit.ly/6r6blB #news
Genzano di Roma and its Infiorata Festival
A-Z of lesser known towns: G as Genzano di Roma, #Lazio and its worldwide famous Infiorata Festival http://bit.ly/7n32tn
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Festival,
Genzano di Roma,
Lazio,
Travel
Monday, January 18, 2010
RT @culinaryprep: Pasta: Casônsèi from Val Camonica Recipe at Epicurious.com: http://bit.ly/8ILH9m
Ferla: in the middle of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites
A-Z of lesser known towns: F as Ferla, #Sicily. In the middle of 2 UNESCO World Heritage sites http://bit.ly/6uRWtV + http://bit.ly/5Fn1Hr
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Ferla,
Sicily,
UNESCO
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Don't miss Venice in winter
RT @ItalyTravelista: Italy Travel: Don't Miss Venice in winter http://is.gd/6nkpk - ADD: great pic of gondolas under the snow!
Recipe: Cheesy Italian Tortellini
RT @anitasrecipes: "A healthy recipe from www.anitasrecipes.com for Cheesy Italian Tortellini - http://tinyurl.com/yejn5tr"
Etichette:
Enogastronomy,
Food,
Pasta,
Recipes,
Tortellini
Erice, a medieval mountain town in Sicily
A-Z of lesser known towns: E as Erice, #Sicily. A medieval mountain town built over a famous Venus temple: http://bit.ly/76MyZm
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Erice,
Sicily,
Travel,
Venus
Recipes and Lottery: a winning pair?
Funny on Lotto's website: insert your fav ingredients, get a recipe with related numbers for the lottery http://bit.ly/7zwLjK (in italian)
Friday, January 15, 2010
Recipe: Artichoke Risotto
RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: Artichoke Risotto http://ow.ly/16lrAE
Visiting a wine farm in Piedmont
RT @robbin_g: Blog posting about our visit to the wine farm yesterday http://bit.ly/5gLu0L (via @AgriVerdita)
Chianti holiday accomodation
RT @HQviadotcom: Chianti Holiday Accommodation: The Real Tuscan Soul http://tinyurl.com/y8j8jzy
Riviera del Brenta, the forgotten cousin of Venice
RT @monicacesarato: RT @faronhof: The #Riviera del #Brenta, the forgotten cousin of #Venice http://bit.ly/6tcigA
Brescia, three thousand years of stories
RT @AncientRomeNews: "Brescia, Italy – three thousand years of stories." http://p.ly/K4Kif #ancientrome #antiquity
Desenzano del Garda
The alphabet of lesser known towns again: D as Desenzano del Garda, Veneto http://bit.ly/8C9T58 + awesome photogallery: http://bit.ly/8vUX6e
Pictures of St. Mark basilica in Venice
RT @imagelinka3: exploring St Mark's Square. #Italy #Venice http://imagetourist.com/v1/view.jsp?id=169
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Rome's Jewish Ghetto
RT @Chazmaniandevyl: Check out new CNS video on Rome's Jewish Ghetto @ http://bit.ly/15SQKx
Caserta and its Royal Palace
@RobertaK Funny game :-) C as Caserta, #Campania and its Royal Palace http://bit.ly/7MARSQ + http://bit.ly/7uviBq
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Campania,
Caserta,
Travel
More on Barcis
RT @RobertaK: More on Barcis, FVG, from In the Wabe, Musings on food, style, and life from an American in Venice http://j.mp/6wajjA
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Florence and its landscapes
RT @TravelwithJulie: Don't miss Florence's landscapes: http://tinyurl.com/ybutenq
Pictures of Barcis and its lake
@RobertaK B for Barcis and its lovely lake in Friuli-Venezia-Giulia for example: http://bit.ly/7RRMAE
Electrical generators and Roman mosaics
RT @dguinee: My new favorite museum in Rome? http://post.ly/IIP1
The beauty of Ancona
RT @weddzilla: Sure, you can go to Rome or Florence - but consider a lesser known city in Italy {via TravelODestination} http://ow.ly/UWK0
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Ancona,
Marche,
Travel
Northern Cuisine vs Southern Cuisine
RT @RecipesCuisine: [Recipes Cuisine] Italian Recipes: Northern Cuisine Vs. Southern Cuisine http://bit.ly/4IlruA
A Wine Atlas of the Langhe
RT @thestars: Latest Wine Post: A Wine Atlas of the Langhe: The Great Barolo and Barbaresco Vineyards http://tinyurl.com/yb8nrq6
The round church of S. Costanza
S. Costanza is one of the three round churces in #Rome. It is so rich with art, history and charm: http://bit.ly/5owBnH
Monday, January 11, 2010
Restaurants: Taverna dei Fori Imperiali in Rome
RT @katieparla: Taverna dei Fori Imperial Reopens in Rome [new blog post] http://www.parlafood.com/taverna-dei-fori-imperiali-reopens/
Recipe: Vegetable soup
RT @RecipesCuisine: [Recipes Cuisine] Classic Italian Vegetable Soup Crock Pot Recipe @CDKitchen http://bit.ly/5FuyhK
Mosaics and Venice
RT @shonalockhart: Where to see mosaics in Europe: http://goeurope.about.com/od/venice/a/mosaics.htm
The oldest example of Latin alphabet
The Duenos inscription shows the oldest example of Latin alphabet. Picture here: http://bit.ly/7pnoBn
Carmenta, inventor of Latin alphabet
In Roman mythology Carmenta was the goddess of childbirth and profecy. She invented the Latin alphabet too: http://bit.ly/8XtSow
Saturday, January 09, 2010
A visit to the Sistine Chapel
RT @JeffTitelius: Behold the Sistine Chapel in #Vatican City, #Rome http://bit.ly/5TEJxM #xmrntrvl #xmnr
Pictures of St. Mark basilica in Venice
RT @imagelinka3: exploring St Marcs basilica. #Italy #Venice http://imagetourist.com/v1/view.jsp?id=488
Pictures of Venice
RT @UKpix: Venice, Italy. Leica pics. http://bit.ly/6brLHT #photography #travel #italy
Italian cheese cake
RT @toprecipesever: LOOK...How 2 make an Italian Cheese cake, watch the how 2 do it cooking clip NOW @ http://lnk.ms/4lV7H
Marco Polo died on January 9, 1324
RT @paulrak: Marco Polo, influential in globalization in early world trade, dies at age 70 on Jan 9, 1324 in Venice, Italy #bizhist
Prostitute's fares in ancient Rome
RT @harry_james_: Sex workers (Prostitutes) in Roman times charged the equivalent price of eight glasses of red wine.
Photos of Rome by Night
RT @basidzenga: RT @longnu: Amazing Photos of Rome by Night http://bit.ly/7rOXNv
Info about a few Italian red wines
RT @ItalianRedWines: I love Italian Red Wines - Dolcetto from the Piedmont region - I will have a bottle right now! http://budurl.com/a4d3
Gnocchi!
RT @divinacucina: no egg gnocchi- pumpkin with gorgonzola sauce and chives!!! http://twitpic.com/xc9q9 ADD Looks like a tasty masterpiece!
Venice Twilight, a Monet's masterpiece
RT @troycap: Lovely reproduction of Monet’s masterpiece, Venice Twilight: http://bit.ly/4UlPBD
Travel tips for Italy
RT @VecchiaCasa: Great travel tips for Italy: http://bit.ly/6tPkg6 #Italy
Video: Seafood risotto in Venice
RT @jinvn: Anthony Bourdain - Seafood Risotto in Venice- In this clip from an all-new episode of Anthony Bourdain:... http://bit.ly/4TTfjT
Caravaggio
RT @aldoric: Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571–1610) was an Italian Baroque Era Painter http://bit.ly/4wMFgZ + http://bit.ly/5KslAF
The Sagrantino wine road
The Sagrantino wine road... my kind of road! http://bit.ly/8NyVZJ
Photos from a Leonardo da Vinci's exhibit in Rome
RT @ziczac_popolari: Italy Photo Gallery: Leonardo Da Vinci, the universal genius, Rome exhibition http://izic.it/XUt
Recipe: PIzza sauce
RT @RecipeFeed: Pizza Recipes Subm by: ALIGORN: The Italian flavors of tomatoes, herbs like garlic, basil and ore http://url4.eu/158CN
Friday, January 08, 2010
Senator's privilege
RT @KetchupSoReal: RT @OMGFacts: In Ancient Rome only important people wore purple clothes. #omgfacts
Recipes for bread
RT @culinaryprep: cooking ideas: ricette macchina pane: http://bit.ly/8aQuOV (in italian)
Galileo Galilei's legacy
It is almost unbelievable how much modern science owes to a single man: Galileo Galilei. Here's why: http://bit.ly/v7wdN
Thursday, January 07, 2010
A new guide to Italian superstitions
Anthropology profs provide detailed guide on Italian superstitions: http://bit.ly/8D3lFv
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
About La Befana
RT @Laurentiius: More about La Befana http://tinyurl.com/7kmj48 :-)
Epiphany at Piazza Navona
Piazza Navona is THE place to be in #Rome during Epiphany. Discover why: http://bit.ly/6dIRUq
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
A Venice Epiphany Tradition
RT @livingvenice: Regata delle Befane: A Venice Epiphany Tradition (complete with vin brulé) http://98o23.th8.us
Free software assistant for Latin translations
Mac user and Latin (language) lover? Download Collatinus from here: http://bit.ly/7pygVH
Sarsina under the snow
Italy under the snow: this is a panoramic pic of Sarsina's main square: http://tweetphoto.com/8053943
Monday, January 04, 2010
Pictures of the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia
Again on Galla Placidia's mausoleum. History and nice pictures this time: http://bit.ly/4D6Hki
Etichette:
Ancient Rome,
Art,
Galla Placidia,
History,
Ravenna
Saturday, January 02, 2010
A Befana cake
You are still on time to prepare this Befana cake from Ciao Italia to end the Italian Christmas holidays the right way: http://bit.ly/6gJcqu
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