Finally a much needed change: Vatican to set up anti-money laundering unit - ANSA.it - http://tinyurl.com/382ytjh
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Thursday, December 30, 2010
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Cotechino with Lentils
Cotechino with Lentils: most Italians will eat it on New Year's Eve. Watch how to cook it here: http://bit.ly/bPInjb
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
A panoramic picture of Trajan's Market
A panoramic picture of Trajan's Market in #Rome: http://yfrog.com/h4e3vabj
Monday, December 27, 2010
Italy battles obesity, lifestyle ills with pasta, olive oil
Italy battles obesity, lifestyle ills with pasta, olive oil: http://bit.ly/ez1AZ3
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Il Gattopardo
Why don't you read "Il Gattopardo" during holidays? It's a wonderful picture of an almost-gone-by-now Sicily http://bit.ly/1KtPRs
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Marinetti, a very controversial poet
You can learn much of Italy's early XX century history thru the fascinating bio of the controversial poet Marinetti: http://bit.ly/K8FM8
Monday, December 20, 2010
Salmon lasagna
Salmon lasagna on Italian Food Net today as the perfect Christmas videorecipe: http://www.italianfoodnet.com/eng/
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Struffoli, for a Neapolitan Christmas
RT @NapoliUnplugged: Struffoli, for a Neapolitan Christmas http://ow.ly/3r6bs #naples #italy #foodie
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
Italian design to hit streets of New York
Italian design to hit streets of New York. 'Big Apple' to host five-week celebration. - http://bit.ly/eADkR3
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Annibale Carracci
Googling for Italian art: Annibale Carracci (1560-1609) - http://bit.ly/gnmL97
Etichette:
Art,
Baroque,
Carracci,
Googling for Italian Art
Friday, December 10, 2010
Botticelli exhibit unveils surprises for art scholars
Botticelli exhibit unveils surprises for art scholars in Milan #Italy: http://bit.ly/eTeBNM
Thursday, December 09, 2010
Cloaca Maxima in Rome: a monument you'll never visit
You'll never visit one of Rome's most impressive monuments: CLoaca Maxima, the ancient sewage system - http://bit.ly/eZJDAN
Etichette:
Ancient Rome,
Archeology,
Architecture,
Rome
Wednesday, December 08, 2010
100 wrong ways to prepare Bruschetta
Bread+Garlic+Oil+Tomato=Delicious Bruschetta. That's it. You can't be wrong with such an easy recipe. Unless... http://bit.ly/hvTFqO
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
The blond and angry Tiber
By this pic u can tell that Tiber is angry and ready to flood Rome... but also why it was appelled "blonde" - http://yfrog.com/3m5ym0j
Monday, December 06, 2010
Irene Grandi
Want to listen some contemporary Italian music? Why not Irene Grandi then... - http://tinyurl.com/35yc44e
Saturday, December 04, 2010
The giant St. Peter's Square Christmas Tree
The recent tradition of the giant St. Peter's Square Christmas Tree has been renewed again: http://bit.ly/e2Bdhj
Etichette:
Ancient Rome,
Christmas,
Traditions,
Vatican
Friday, December 03, 2010
Rome glass restorers blow away honeybees' menace
An example of Italian ingenuity: Rome glass restorers blow away honeybees' menace - http://bit.ly/9UeaC1
Monday, November 29, 2010
Bread and Onion Soup
Who said that eating good Italian has to be expensive? Enter Bread and Onion Soup - http://bit.ly/fYkIBk
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Ferdinando Palasciano
Ferdinando Palasciano (1815-91). Who was this guy? Forerunner of the Red Cross, physician of Garibaldi in Aspromonte... http://bit.ly/f4QS4L
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Galla Placidia
Today in 450AD Galla Placidia died. For 30 years she was the most powerful woman in the world - http://bit.ly/eJGWoE
Friday, November 26, 2010
Ancient Capua
Capua is just one of the many towns of Campania 2day, but it was second only to Rome until they defected to Hannibal... http://bit.ly/dKK99C
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Legend says that Gorgonzola cheese was invented by a lazy lover
Legend says that Gorgonzola cheese was invented by a lazy lover: http://bit.ly/gankvw
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Define "provisional" in Italy...
In modern Italy nothing is so lasting as the provisional: our national anthem kept that status for 60 years... http://bit.ly/c9No50
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
And you thought Pecorino was only a cheese...
RT @vintrospective: And you thought Pecorino was only a cheese ;-) A complex white from Abruzzo, http://tinyurl.com/2ec74eo
Monday, November 15, 2010
To defeat mafia you need an army of school teachers
Gesualdo Bufalino (1920-96), sicilian, novelist, he said: "To defeat mafia you need an army of school teachers" - http://bit.ly/cFfGCW
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Medical technology used to assess damage during restoration of Sansovino terracotta
Medical technology used to assess damage during restoration of Sansovino terracotta: http://bit.ly/aMyPzJ
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Rome's MAXXI Museum wins another laurel
Rome's MAXXI Museum wins another laurel. Best Culture Building of 2010 says World Architecture Festival - http://bit.ly/cpnueW
Saturday, November 06, 2010
Is artistic genius a form of hereditary insanity?
Cesare Lomboso, the famous criminal anthropologist, argued that artistic genius was a form of hereditary insanity: http://bit.ly/3dlAj6
Snowball fun at Colosseum
A great picture of snowball fun at Colosseum! http://bit.ly/d0tDXu
Thursday, November 04, 2010
Marrone della Valle di Susa gets EU protection label
Chestnut firms up quality-food lead: 'Marrone della Valle di Susa' gets EU protection label - http://bit.ly/8YMHRD
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
New four-wheel Vespa presented
New four-wheel Vespa presented: NT3 designed to be the 'Ape' of the future - http://bit.ly/cvYsYh
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
Guinea-hen breast rolled in ham
Easy but tasty recipe: guinea-hen breast rolled in ham http://bit.ly/9YeJhP
Sunday, October 03, 2010
The most faithful portrait of S. Francis
Today S. Francis of Assisi died in 1226. This is his most faithful portrait by Cimabue: http://bit.ly/bRA6X9
Saturday, October 02, 2010
Trieste's Best Bakery
Trieste's Best Bakery: Pasticceria Penso http://j.mp/9BMm5p
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Milan pays tribute to Alfa Romeo
Milan pays tribute to Alfa Romeo. Exhibition celebrates design legend's 100th birthday: http://bit.ly/aMkKbx
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Renaissance paintings celebrate married love
Renaissance paintings celebrate married love. Florence show features more than 40 works. http://bit.ly/bvyfuf
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Pompeii house offers sensory reconstruction of eruption
Pompeii house offers sensory reconstruction of eruption http://j.mp/9TMrQ1
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Fake 'Italian-sounding' food outstrips real deal
Fake 'Italian-sounding' food outstrips real deal http://j.mp/bG6uqk
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Trajan on Twitter? No way!
Roman Emperor Trajan could have never been on Twitter: just his complete name was 137 chars long! Read it here: http://bit.ly/dh8EZs
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Cooking a tasty pizza at home
Cooking a tasty pizza at home is not difficult: learn how watching this nice video: http://bit.ly/bPInjb
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
The Ludi Romani
The Ludi Romani ("Roman Games"), held since 366BC, first introduced drama to Rome based on Greek drama: http://bit.ly/ccuPda
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Tme to make pesto!
Time to Make the Pesto! (and freeze some fresh basil for winter): http://j.mp/ckDJKm
Monday, September 13, 2010
Discover Corzetti
Italy has thousands of different varieties of pasta: discover Corzetti today - http://j.mp/dm7wQa
Etichette:
Culinary,
Enogastronomy,
Food,
Pasta,
Travel
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Pleasures of the Season
Pleasures of the Season http://j.mp/boSH3h
Thursday, September 09, 2010
A vegetable Cathedral
Did you know that we have a vegetable Cathedral in Italy? http://j.mp/9Tq4ba
Italy: The Purr-fect Vacation
AWomanReading @tweetaly u might like this article. Italy: The Purr-fect Vacation http://wp.me/p11xqU-3c
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Hiking in Val Vertova
Hiking in Val Vertova http://j.mp/dgrheI
Monday, September 06, 2010
Masses of tourists pollute air too much inside Sistine Chapel
Masses of tourists pollute air too much inside Sistine Chapel: http://bit.ly/9n987q. Ready for "hold-your-breath" tours?
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Dino Meneghin
On August 20, 2010, Dino Meneghin was the first Italian basketball player to be inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame: http://bit.ly/dqygOZ
Friday, September 03, 2010
Festa degli Scarpinòcc
Festa degli Scarpinòcc http://j.mp/bX2wub
Thursday, September 02, 2010
A different path through Tuscany
A different path through Tuscany... with an unmistakeable scent of wine! http://bit.ly/aRX1UA #Italy #travel
Ultimate Guide to what a Sagra is
RT @ItalianNotes: RT @umbrialovers Our Ultimate Guide to what a Sagra is, the local festivals of Italy: http://ow.ly/2xYA8 #italy #travel
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Aquileia's Domus of Dancing Cherubs
Aquileia's Domus of Dancing Cherubs upgraded to 'Imperial officer's home' after new finds: http://bit.ly/b1J8kx #Italy
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Amilcare Ponchielli and Walt Disney
Everybody knows Giuseppe Verdi, but Amilcare Ponchielli (1834-86)? Walt Disney did... and used his Dance of the Hours http://bit.ly/9PPHBG
Monday, August 30, 2010
Look at Giovanni Fattori's paintings to discover how Tuscany looked like before becoming the current tourist haven
Look at Giovanni Fattori's paintings to discover how Tuscany looked like before becoming the current tourist haven: http://bit.ly/bgWa9m
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Lombrichelli alla Viterbese
Lombrichelli alla Viterbese http://j.mp/cz9nlI
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Giuseppe Balsamo, Count of Cagliostro
Giuseppe Balsamo, Count of Cagliostro (1743-95) or how to fraud your way into history: http://bit.ly/bV6LXL
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Today Galileo Galilei Showed his telescope to the Senate of Venic
Today Galileo Galilei Showed his telescope to the Senate of Venice: http://bit.ly/dAjMbz
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Scordo.com, helping you to live the Italian way
Blog of the day: Scordo.com, helping you to live the Italian way - http://www.scordo.com/
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Potatoes in puff pastry with Salame di Cremona
Easy to prepare and perfect for Summer: "Potatoes in puff pastry with Salame di Cremona" - http://bit.ly/9VkURP
Do you know Ruchè wine?
RT @vintrospective: An Italian wine we need to see more of... Ruchè from Piemonte http://bit.ly/cSnU7S #italy #wine
Monday, August 16, 2010
Antonioni and "Sex and the City"
Before there was 'Sex and the City,' there was Michelangelo Antonioni's 'The Girlfriends.' - http://bit.ly/am9F7c
Sunday, August 15, 2010
First female gondolier
First female gondolier passes final exam in Venice, #Italy - http://tinyurl.com/357gwl6
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Ancient Greek ship raised off Sicilian coast
Ancient Greek ship raised off Sicilian coast http://j.mp/bvI0KP
Friday, August 13, 2010
Meet the delicious Cicerchia
Meet the delicious Cicerchia: Why Do Poisonous Beans Have to Taste So Good? - Food - The Atlantic - http://tinyurl.com/35jrzvj
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Pasta e ceci
RT @vegeterranean: Pasta e ceci ... good winter comfort soup (especially with lashings of reggiano!) http://bit.ly/bV1LWp #italian #recipe
Tomatoes filled with rice
Tomatoes filled with rice: a typical summer recipe in Italy on ItalianFoodNet today: http://bit.ly/9W9PMI
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour
Today Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour was born in 1810. He was the leading force behind the birth of Kingdom of Italy http://bit.ly/90htAi
Friday, August 06, 2010
Rare plaster walls, Tarquinia's oldest painting discovere
Rare plaster walls, Tarquinia's oldest painting discovered in Etruscan necropolis http://bit.ly/bzgybY #Italy
Monday, August 02, 2010
English from fear
"English from fear" or how to speak English by translating Italian jargon literally. I may die laughing: http://bit.ly/brBXWa
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Ardito Desio
At 92 on the Everest: that's Ardito Desio (1897-2001) - http://bit.ly/cPpJ05
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Giordano masterpiece n Florence's Palazzo Medici Riccardi measures human response to ar
Giordano masterpiece n Florence's Palazzo Medici Riccardi measures human response to art: http://bit.ly/c9V4jy
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Rosina Ferrario, first woman to obtain a flying licence in Italy
A picture of Rosina Ferrario, the first woman in Italy to obtain a flying licence in Italy in 1913: http://bit.ly/as9cV9
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
The missing ingredient
@NorthernWrites @WineWordsDirect @Laurentius For a perfect Cacio&Pepe add a little cooking water in your dish to let the ingredients blend
An almost perfect Cacio e Pepe recipe
Recipe for the very classic "Cacio & Pepe". http://bit.ly/a4zT1K Who can tell which fundamental ingredient they forgot?
Monday, July 26, 2010
A night picture of the Church of the Spasimo
A night picture of the Church of the Spasimo (http://bit.ly/bRU1OU) in Palermo: http://yfrog.com/5lxf4tj
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Nice picture of Villa Borghese
RT @O_Oli: A Midsummer Night's Dream (in Rome) http://yfrog.com/6xdqtpj
Florentine steak and its US relatives
When you visit Italy and want to eat a good T-bone steak, you have to ask for a Florentine steak: http://bit.ly/djXXrv
Saturday, July 24, 2010
The Winx at Giffoni Film Festival
Did u know that the worlwide animated TV series hit, The Winx Club, is due to the creativity of Italian Iginio Straffi? http://bit.ly/c7pk53
Friday, July 23, 2010
Photos of Rome
RT @PictureItaly: I love photos of Rome! http://bit.ly/bxrnTH
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Italian composer and oboist Alessandro Besozzi
RT @wittmusic: Composer of the Day: Thu, Jul 22 2010: Italian composer and oboist Alessandro Besozzi… http://bit.ly/bwsSeV
Rare red pandas, hippo born at Italian safari park
Rare red pandas, hippo born at Italian safari park: http://bit.ly/9xulPb
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
A guide to non Italian types of pizza
RT @skbeal: A guide to non #Italian types of #pizza http://dld.bz/aJRS
A profile of Emperor Constantius Chlorus
Wikipedia's profile of Emperor Constantius Chlorus: http://bit.ly/ci5jEI
Constantius Chlorus
Emperor Constantius Chlorus (250-306) is an example of historical confusion about being a Christ or a Sol Invictus faithful in that age
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
3 places in Italy you've never heard of
3 places in Italy you've never heard of ! http://j.mp/dfjobL (@italianamergirl)
Fancying of a ham with a stronger taste?
Fancying of a ham with a stronger taste? Then speck is the right choice for u. Taste it in Trentino-Alto-Adige, #Italy http://bit.ly/aqhQMM
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Curious to see the HQ of the most ancient bank in the world?
Curious to see the HQ of the most ancient bank in the world? Here they are: http://yfrog.com/bf3cffj. Monte dei Paschi di Siena, 1472
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Leonardo's vision of perfect city revealed
Leonardo's vision of perfect city revealed. New show spotlights forgotten project for King Francis I: http://bit.ly/9QQJ1M
Friday, July 16, 2010
Ancient mansio mentioned by Pliny unearthed in Tuscany
Ancient "mansio" mentioned by Pliny unearthed in Tuscany: http://bit.ly/cTvfN9
Watching soccer matches from a belltower?
Siena: you can watch soccer matches from the belltower http://twitpic.com/25fqej
Thursday, July 08, 2010
Artemisia Gentileschi
Artemisia Gentileschi (1593-1656), outstanding paintress against all odds in a male-only world: http://bit.ly/aSzwAP
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
Figs and Popes don't mix very well
Benedict XVI faces many menaces . A pope with such name better not to underestimate figs too: they killed Benedict XI - http://bit.ly/dn31d1
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Have a look at Friuli-Venezia-Giulia
A different tour in Italy? Have a look at Friuli-Venezia-Giulia. I love its mountains... and food! http://bit.ly/98lwQG
Saturday, July 03, 2010
Ever wondered where the doctors were when the Roman Empire died?
Ever wondered where the doctors were when the Roman Empire died? Read the answer in this educational essay: http://bit.ly/9LJ9eQ
Friday, July 02, 2010
Valentinian III: when power hunger makes you blind
When power hunger makes you blind: Emperor Valentinian III (419-55) killed the very own man who was keeping him alive: http://bit.ly/cbkLm7
MAXXI, Rome's Most Innovative Art Museum
RT @catalonia: MAXXI, Rome's Most Innovative Art Museum - http://www.whattoseeinrome.com/the-maxxi-museum-rome/ http://ff.im/n4ipB
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
No rest for patriots even after death...
The Italian patriot Luciano Manara died at 24 defending Rome 2day in 1849. It took 15 years to be buried back home: http://bit.ly/cBCI6i
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
How did Romans make their wonderful bronze statues?
How did Romans make their wonderful bronze statues? Using the lost-wax casting process which is still in use today: http://bit.ly/94bfuK
Monday, June 28, 2010
In the pastures of Lessinia, history blends with flavours
In the pastures of Lessinia, history blends with flavours - http://tinyurl.com/27bxdxb
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Claudio Abbado
Claudio Abbado, one of the main contemporary orchestra conductors was born today - http://tinyurl.com/36d4xzw
Thursday, June 24, 2010
The Sagrantino Wine Road
I mentioned Bevagna, Umbria yesterday: you can experience the Sagrantino Wine Road from there: http://bit.ly/8NyVZJ
Etichette:
Bevagna,
Enogastronomy,
Sagrantino,
Travel,
Umbria,
Wine
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
The Market of the Gaite in Bevagna
The truly unique medieval Market of the Gaite is going on in Bevagna till Sunday. If you are in Italy, don't miss it. http://bit.ly/bmwm8m
Vespasian: the emperor or the bathroom?
In #Italy public bathrooms are still called "Vespasiani" after the name of the Roman emperor who taxed their usage http://bit.ly/ap7KB7
Monday, June 21, 2010
Are you a cunning and deceitful politician?
Are you a cunning and deceitful politician? NIccolò Machiavelli's (1469-1527) "The Prince" is still your best reading http://bit.ly/9f1QOa
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Artichoke became popular in kitchen only after WWII
Artichoke is one of the precolombian veggie we still have in Italy, but it was not widely used in kitchen untill WW2 http://bit.ly/bldBMg
Friday, June 18, 2010
Terrific picture of Manarola, Cinque Terre
Terrific picture of Manarola, Cinque Terre #Italy from National Geographic: http://bit.ly/cLjMhx
Mussolini diaries hidden in an italian mountain town
Mussolini diaries hidden in an Italian mountain town will not made public until 2025 according to his will: http://bit.ly/cruPmT #Italy
Thursday, June 17, 2010
The ancestor of the baroque Noto
A-Z of Roman Towns: N as Netum, #Sicily. Not only baroque in the Val di Noto http://bit.ly/aEd2hb
Italian researchers find the bones of Caravaggio
RT @GemskaF: Italian researchers find the bones of Caravaggio: Italian anthropologists believe they have found ... http://bit.ly/b8cvMO
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Pope Innocent III
Pope Innocent III (1160-1216) marked Europe's history for centuries with his policies. A very interesting reading: http://bit.ly/aGQx3G
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Alberto Sordi and Oliver Hardy
Did you know that the great Alberto Sordi his career as the hilarious dubbing voice of Oliver Hardy? Like here: http://youtu.be/ysxBTSb3nxA
Monday, June 14, 2010
The Castle of Fénis: when showing off is more important than defending
What do u do when u want to show-off in the Middle Age? U build a spectacular castle like the one in Fénis, Val d'Aosta http://bit.ly/bMBqvz
Saturday, June 12, 2010
A new masterpiece of Raphael discovered in Sassuolo
Maybe a new Raphael's masterpiece discovered in a storeroom in Sassuolo, #Italy http://bit.ly/aTwcBI
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Huge exhibition about Impressionism in Rome
Rome celebrates birth of Impressionism. Show at Vittoriano Museum features over 170 works: http://bit.ly/avRKeX
Wednesday, June 09, 2010
Paperino's birthday
The most popular comic character in Italy? Probably Paperino. He was born 2day in 1934 in the US as... http://bit.ly/1vrcvW
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Fruit tart today!
Today I am in a fruit mood. Maybe I'll cook this very popular in #Italy fruit tart: http://bit.ly/9fNiYU #video
Monday, June 07, 2010
Nice pictures of Puglia's sea
RT @PugliaPhotoBlog: @tweetaly nice pics about Puglia on http://apuliaphotogallery.blogspot.com
A few videos shot in Bevagna
A few low quality but nice videos shot in Bevagna last Friday: http://bit.ly/c3fEoQ
Pictures of the S. Francesco Basilica in Assisi
A few breathtaking pictures taken at the Basilica of San Francesco in Assisi, #Umbria #Italy http://bit.ly/bCrR1U
Still Taking to the Streets to Honor Their Saints
RT @IAClub2: #Italian News: Still Taking to the Streets to Honor Their Saints http://ht.ly/17DVgs
Last stops of NIAF's Voyage of Discovery 2010
Last stops of the Voyage of Discovery: Assisi, Perugia and Bevagna getting ready for its medieval Market of the Gaite http://bit.ly/aztFBL
Friday, June 04, 2010
Ancient Stabiae Foundation
Voyage of Discovery is in ancient Stabiae 2day: destroyed by Vesuvium, on restoration by a joint US-Italy effort http://bit.ly/aH4dKN
Thursday, June 03, 2010
Pictures of Vietri's ceramics
Voyage of Discovery today is in Salerno and then Vietri sul Mare with its wonderful ceramics. Look pictures here: http://bit.ly/azwHNx
Salerno, Capital of Italy
Did you know that Salerno in Campania was the capital of Italy from Feb 12 to Jul 17, 1944? http://bit.ly/aWeL6v
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
Teggiano, the ancient fortress of Vallo di Diano
2day the Voyage of Discovery touches Teggiano, which still shows so well its nature of ancient fortress http://bit.ly/dhHfVk
Monday, May 31, 2010
First photo from Padula by NIAF's group
First photo from Padula by the NIAF Voyage of Discovery group... and it is a nice one: http://bit.ly/8YyPqM. More?
Greek temples are not the only reason to visit Paestum
Astounding Greek temples , terrific artichokes and buffalo mozzarella: that's Paestum in #Campania, #Italy http://bit.ly/c2i7AS
Padula: Petrosino and the Charterhouse
Padula, #Campania was the hometown of Joe Petrosino - http://bit.ly/cCYNco - but it is famous for its Charterhouse http://bit.ly/d6rqoY
Sunday, May 30, 2010
2010 NIAF Voyage of Discovery
Follow the 2010 NIAF Voyage of Discovery on their live blog: http://bit.ly/aUn8m8. They are heading to Padula, #Campania, #Italy.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
New bike tours in Pompeii
Pompeii says 'bring your bike'. New tours aim to make ancient city bicycle-friendly: http://bit.ly/9CJ9Sy
Friday, May 28, 2010
MAXXI 21st-century museum opens
MAXXI 21st-century museum opens. Futuristic art centre unveiled amid excitement in Rome: http://bit.ly/9gix8y
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Monk tree lore goes online
Monk tree lore goes online. Tuscan monastery's 1,000-year wisdom has 'lessons for today' http://bit.ly/aMZDHN
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Enrico Berlinguer
Enrico Berlinguer's life is the key to understand why Italy's richest States are the ones once governed by Communists: http://bit.ly/drNrJm
Monday, May 24, 2010
A new Michelangelo's artwork on showcase
Aeolus, a recently discovered new Michelangelo's sculpture is showcased in Rome http://bit.ly/d4UTXh
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Giovanni Falcone
Today Giovanni Falcone was killed by Mafia in 1992. He is still a symbol for Italians who fight agains crime: http://bit.ly/54JSVb
Discover Viterbo
RT @ItalyTravel: Viterbo N. of Rome fun day trip & easy cruise shore excursion from Civitavecchia: http://bit.ly/viterbo_Italy #Italy
The Mussenden Temple
Rome inspired architects from all over the world: like the builder of the Mussenden Temple in Northern Ireland - http://bit.ly/cXT9tU
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Ippolito Rossellini, first European Egyptologist
The first fateful scientific mission in Egypt was co-led by Champollion and the Italian Ippolito Rossellini in 1828 - http://bit.ly/doqmZJ
Friday, May 21, 2010
Tommaso Campanella
Tommaso Campanella (1568-1639): when being a philosopher was quite a dangerous job - http://bit.ly/9R0WFs
Thursday, May 20, 2010
The road of Marsala and Moscato di Pantelleria
The road of Marsala and Moscato di Pantelleria, #Sicily - http://bit.ly/bRTNoE
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Murgia and the Pizzica dance
Beatiful pictures of Puglia and a nice video about the "Pizzica" dance in this traveling post: http://bit.ly/9Dk36V
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Art installation in Via Nazionale, Rome
RT @Moscerina: Walking #Rome's via Nazionale? Look around. Til May 23, Via Nazionale is an #art installation http://bit.ly/bQdU04
Misenum, the largest base of Roman Navy
A-Z of Roman Tows: M as Misenum, #Campania. It was the largest base of Roman Navy - http://bit.ly/ambtBv
Etichette:
A-Z of Roman Towns,
Campania,
History,
MIsenum
Monday, May 17, 2010
Manduria and its "Primitivo"
RT @Rosy9663: Manduria is a very special terroire in Italy for an excellent red wine http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manduria
An Italian at Little Big Horn
The only survivor of Custer's companies at Little Big Horn was Giovanni Martini, Italian trumpeter from Sala Consilina http://bit.ly/aUrS4f
Monday, May 10, 2010
Columbus' trips in America
Do you know how many trips Columbus made to America? 4. The last one began 2day: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cristoforo_Colombo
Crespelle with ham and mozzarella
Crespelle with ham and mozzarella: easy and tasty Itaian videorecipe - http://bit.ly/9W9PMI
Etichette:
Cooking,
Culinary,
Enogastronomy,
Mozzarella,
Recipes
Saturday, May 08, 2010
In the land of Etna Volcano
Culinary tour: In the land of Etna Volcano #Sicily #Italy http://bit.ly/cDeOBJ
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
An uncommon picture of Mussolini
An uncommon not iconographic picture of Mussolini, taken after his arrest in Switzerland in 1903 http://bit.ly/9gYJho
Monday, April 26, 2010
Zucchini ribbon salad
Zucchini ribbon salad: http://bit.ly/am1PnE #recipes
A Guide to Delicious Italian Dessert Recipes
RT @isnare: A Guide to Delicious Italian Dessert Recipes http://goo.gl/fb/NXZQG
Lanuvium: living in imperial Rome's suburbs
A-Z of Roman Towns: L as Lanuvium. Life in imperial Rome's suburbs can be good: http://bit.ly/bVfbOd
Etichette:
A-Z of Roman Towns,
Ancient Rome,
History,
Lazio
Saturday, April 24, 2010
A view from Ravello
RT @VagabondTravelr: Photo of the Day: Ravello, Italy http://www.vagabondtraveller.com/2010/04/24/photo-of-the-day-ravello-italy/
Italian Spaghetti with Bolognese Style Sauce
RT @recipesworld10: New recipe: Italian Spaghetti with Bolognese Style Sauce A Healthy Recipe http://bit.ly/ajZadM
Friday, April 23, 2010
The beauty of inner Campania
Few know of the beauty of inner areas of Campania: it's not only Naples and the Amalfi Coast! http://bit.ly/cgQRY7 #Italy
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Ancient 'Ikea' building unearthed in Italy
Ancient 'Ikea' building unearthed in #Italy. 6th-century BC structure came with assembly instructions. http://bit.ly/aixVZb
Rome's birthday
RT @semmi_: April 21st, 753 BC today is Rome birthday, buon compleanno alla città eterna :)
Background Information On The Colosseum In Rome
RT @Hotelschart: Background Information On The Colosseum In Rome http://is.gd/biSZ1
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Toscanini conducts Va' Pensiero
RT @Laurentiius: I had a most enjoyable day, today! Arturo Toscanini conducts http://bit.ly/apqYF7 #music #italy
The five realities of the Ghetto in Rome
Discover the five realities of the Ghetto in Rome - http://bit.ly/15u4ro
Le Marche at the table
RT @vallenuova: Le Marche at the table | Marche | ITALY Magazine: http://bit.ly/cWDNjC via @addthis
Artichoke Calzone
RT @RecipesCuisine: [Recipes Cuisine] Artichoke Calzone – Vegan Blog http://bit.ly/azzRGv
Monday, April 19, 2010
Exhibit in collaboration between the Uffizi and the British Museum
RT @britishmuseum: Unique collaboration b/w the Uffizi, Florence and British Museum- Italian Renaissance drawings opens http://bit.ly/98dEmg
A gallery of Paolo Veronese
Enjoy an online gallery of the Mannerist painter Paolo Veronese (1528-88): http://bit.ly/bfTssu
Industria's archeological site
A-Z of Roman towns : I as Industria. You can visit the archeological site near Monteu da Po, Piedmont #Italy http://bit.ly/ck6jzD
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Archeology helps Nuclear Physics
Lead from an ancient Roman ship will be used to help seal an Italian research project designed to study neutrinos http://bit.ly/dBqNfh
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Rome's 5 favorite destinations for kids
RT @ItalianNotes: RT @passerotto Rome's 5 favorite destinations for kids http://bit.ly/cVR6rZ #Italy #travel
Hasta, the current town of Asti
A-Z of Roman towns: H as Hasta (Asti, Piedmont). Its walls saved emperor Honorius from Goths in 402AD http://bit.ly/aTueEv
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
The best place in Rome for chocolate?
RT @mymelange: RT @caribragazza: The best place in Rome for chocolate?: http://bit.ly/bC03Qs
Governments are still disputing on Meucci
Today in 1808 Antonio Meucci was born. Governments are still disputing whether he invented the telephone or not: http://bit.ly/cyN8ay
The Fossil Forest
RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: The Fossil Forest http://ow.ly/173r9x
Monday, April 12, 2010
Vegetable and Polenta Pie
RT @MyMelange: RT @TasteForLife: New Recipe: Vegetable and Polenta Pie http://ow.ly/1xsOo
Healthy Eating, Italian Style
RT @ichange: Healthy Eating, Italian Style http://bit.ly/bmak2H
Home Food
RT @jessica_travels: http://nyti.ms/dzGqd4 - @NYTimes article about Home Food (an Italian organization to share home meals with visitors)
Lenticchie with chestnuts, Herbs and Pepper
A traditional and tasty recipe from Italian "poor" cooking: Lenticchie with chestnuts, Herbs and Pepper - http://bit.ly/akrfay
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Cigarettes in honor of St. Anthony's Day
RT @mafoldo: The entire town of Capena, Italy (including children ) lights up cigarettes each year in honor of St. Anthony’s Day. #OMG
Giotto's Saint Francis goes digital in Assisi
RT @ItalyTravelista: Italy Art Lovers: Giotto's Saint Francis goes digital in Assisi http://is.gd/bmO4V
Penne alla Vodka
A good videorecipe for a pasta I love: Penne alla Vodka - http://bit.ly/aaXikn
Friday, April 09, 2010
Genua
A-Z of Roman towns: G as Genua (or Junua), ancient ally of Rome in Liguria, Genoa is now on the World Heritage List http://bit.ly/cBa6gU
Andrea Palladio exhibit in New York City
RT @CiaoAmerica Don't miss #Italian architect Andrea Palladio exhibit at the Morgan Library, New York City - http://schmap.it/vt71aq?a
Thursday, April 08, 2010
Monument on Mt. Grappa: Panoramic photo
RT @pacerchen: #Arte #Kunst #Foto Italy: Monument on Mt. Grappa: Panoramic photo by Martin Hertel. http://bit.ly/b9JwKc
New Exhibit at Pompeii Site
New Exhibit at Pompeii Site: http://bit.ly/dggTwr #Italy
Moka Express leaves Italy
A sad picture of current Italy's economy: Iconic Moka Express leaves Italy - http://bit.ly/9mAcVB
Wednesday, April 07, 2010
The Ara Pacis in Rome
The Ara Pacis originally marked the spot where Roman soldiers had to lay down their arms before entering the city http://bit.ly/drHG6p
Windows on the Amalfi Coast
RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: Experiencing Italy: Windows on the Amalfi Coast, by Laura Thayer http://ow.ly/1704CB
Tuesday, April 06, 2010
The Evolution of Pizza
RT @ItalyMD: The Evolution of Pizza, and the Influence of the Tomato (source: Annotico Report) http://i.s-a.cc/1k241 #Italian
Giovanni dalle Bande Nere
Giovanni dalle Bande Nere's death (1526) signaled the end of the era of the "condottieri" in #Italy http://bit.ly/c69cUa
Monday, April 05, 2010
Easter bread
RT @ameerapaone http://twitpic.com/1d1bwd - Easter Bread - Red eggs represent the blood of Christ. The crosses represent the cruci
Swords and armour at the Colosseum
Swords and armour at the Colosseum. New show brings gladiatorial games to life: http://bit.ly/bTIIZx
Etichette:
Ancient Rome,
Colosseum,
Exhibits,
Lazio,
Rome
Friday, April 02, 2010
Great exhibition at Hadrian's Villa
RT @RobertaK: RT @ItalyTravelista Hadrian's Villa: A Never Ending Story http://is.gd/baQeE #rome #italy
Etichette:
Ancient Rome,
Exhibits,
Hadrian,
Lazio,
Tivoli
In memory of Aldo Fabrizi
You may know Aldo Fabrizi, the unforgettable actor http://bit.ly/dnxLfX, but the chef-poet? http://bit.ly/bK0A63 - http://bit.ly/cGPsaw
De gustibus...
RT @EveWhiteBlack: The Capuchin Crypt was my favourite part of Rome. http://twitpic.com/1clgpn
Amalfi Coast Photo Gallery
RT @MyMelange: Amalfi Coast Photo Gallery via National Geographic Traveler http://ow.ly/1tqsC #italy #photos
Another picture from Cinque Terre
RT @weirdmenusofus: well these little villages I wanna travel then stay forever. http://bit.ly/9UU4no
Thursday, April 01, 2010
The National Park of Cinque Terre
Website of the day: The National Park of Cinque Terre - http://bit.ly/a023Bh
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Recipe: Melon and Ham
Melon and Ham. Probably my fav appetizer. Easy, fresh and tasty. I would use S. Daniele ham though: http://bit.ly/cUKgHk
Chianti wineries
RT @Tuscany_Advisor Looking to plan your own wine tour in Tuscany? Here is a list of my favourite Chianti wineries, wines http://bit.ly/GR1G
Benedictine Abbey in northern Italy
RT @dwighthz: Benedictine Abbey in northern Italy (part 1) - Digital Photography http://bit.ly/bX2GW3
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
The Cinque Terreall sheer to the sea, but are awash in wine
The "Cinque terre" fall sheer to the sea, but are awash in wine: http://bit.ly/bwGIlS
Florentia
A-Z of Roman Towns: F as Florentia, the current Firenze. Oddly the English version of its name, Florence, is closer to the original Latin.
Monday, March 29, 2010
A beautiful oasis amidst tourists in Venice
RT @casinadirosa: RT @monicacesarato: my new post on a beautiful oasis amidst tourists in Venice http://bit.ly/bVMb38 #travel #italy #venice
Tullio Levi-Civita
Tullio Levi-Civita (1873-1941) invented much of the mathematics used by Einstein for his Relativity Theory http://bit.ly/czAniN
Best Rome bars with views
RT @nicks_fix: RT@karenbryan Best Rome bars w/ views http://bit.ly/cSExrY (via @travelfusion)
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Giambattista Tiepolo
Giambattista Tiepolo (1696-1770) is one of the most famous Venetian painter: http://bit.ly/dA6nUT
Friday, March 26, 2010
A Roman era spa in Naples
RT @NapoliUnplugged: Bathe like the Roman's did . See the most intact example of a Roman era spa in Naples Italy http://bit.ly/bQx9cd
Photos of Rome
RT @Alex_hostels: [Photo] New photos of rome shot in March 2010 http://bit.ly/cD0V1T
Sicilian phrasebook
RT @ItalyMD Sicilian Phrasebook http://i.s-a.cc/jgh49 #language
Marconi and Titanic's shipwreck
Guglielmo Marconi's experimental radio devices helped save people from Titanic's shipwreck: http://bit.ly/aYDOBT
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The Dies Sanguinis
Today in Ancient #Rome was the Dies Sanguinis , the Day of Blood to commemorate the death of the phrygian god Attis http://bit.ly/9h0rNE
Visit a Barolo vineyard for a taste of rural Italy
RT @robbin_g: Visit a Barolo vineyard for a taste of rural Italy » Things to do » Barolo - from The Travel Editor .com http://ow.ly/1qdPA
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Proud Italian Cook
Blog of the day: Proud Italian Cook - Home Cooking Italian American Style http://bit.ly/dvCu1f
Roman generals were among the world's first art "collectors"
RT @dzflip: In Rome, Revisiting the Spoils of War: Roman generals were among the world's first art collectors… http://goo.gl/fb/28Fv
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
The comedies of the Ruzzante
The most "rustic" Italian comedies? The ones of the Ruzzante (1502-1542) http://bit.ly/aKtzlg
Astronaut to test Italian sensor
Astronaut to test Italian sensor: http://bit.ly/ap73Dv
Pastieri recipe
RT @cookitaly: @lovesicily enjoy discovering Sicily-Malta links | Pastieri recipe http://is.gd/aL4TY | #Italian #food
Cookbook tours 12 lesser known regions of Italy
RT @IAClub2: #Italian News: Cookbook tours 12 lesser known regions of Italy - Chicago Tribune http://ow.ly/16P8pi
Monday, March 15, 2010
Livorno: Torre del Marzocco
RT @cookitaly: Livrono Daily #Photo - Torre del Marzocco | http://is.gd/aGk7a | Beautiful post #Italy #photoblog
Neccio della Garfagnana flour maltagliati with zolfini beans
Recipes: Neccio della Garfagnana flour maltagliati with zolfini beans http://bit.ly/aiEi6A
Excingomagus
A-Z of Roman towns: E as Excingomagus, a city-fortress in #Piedmont since Celts to 1943AD http://bit.ly/c7JF5u
Etichette:
A-Z of Roman Towns,
Ancient Rome,
History,
Piedmont
Five Fabulous Fortresses in Calabria
RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: Five Fabulous Fortresses in Calabria http://ow.ly/16NXwt
Friday, March 12, 2010
Rome was not built in on day!
RT @playfulEmily: Rome was not built in a day! To be precise, it took them 14,337 days.
Italian design '50, '60, '70
RT @Officine: DESIGN ITALIAN 50,60,70... http://ow.ly/1hO8g
A Tuscan drive
RT @jasoncdukes: Posted "a Tuscan drive." on my blog (http://bit.ly/aqbpXf). Pics of Chianti, Siena, and San Gimignano.
Italy green-lights largest PV solar plant in Europe
RT @matifmemon: Italy green-lights largest PV solar plant in Europe http://bit.ly/biuXZY
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Torquato Tasso
Torquato Tasso (03/11/1544-04/25/1595) was one of the most widely read poets in Europe until the 19th century http://bit.ly/bEXDpJ
Etichette:
Literature,
Poetry,
Profiles,
Torquato Tasso
Fiordizucca
Blog of the day: Fiordizucca - a diary for recipes, ideas, dreams (posts in Italian, recipes in English too) http://bit.ly/d4PI5V
Elagabalus' death
RT @WorldHistory101: 2day in 222, the 18-yo Roman emperor Elagabulus was killed by the Praetorian Guard (emperor's troops stationed at Rome)
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Orvieto Underground's secrets
RT @umbrialovers: Orvieto Underground's secrets http://networkedblogs.com/ZnDQ #italy #tourism #tip
Dertona, the oldest Roman colony in Piedmont
A-Z of Roman Towns: D as Dertona, the oldest colony in #Piedmont. Now it's the modern Tortona: http://bit.ly/dfjNSa #Italy
Etichette:
A-Z of Roman Towns,
Ancient Rome,
History,
Piedmont,
Tortona
The Fiat 600: an icon of Italian economic boom
Today in 1955 the Fiat 600 debuted. It was an icon of Italian economic boom. http://bit.ly/aWo0TW
Explore the creepy side of Rome
RT @ItalyMD: Explore the creepy side of Rome, Italy http://s-a.cc/IQF33 #Italy
Monday, March 08, 2010
Bialetti Moka Express TV commercial from 1958
RT @nyycarl07: Bialetti Moka Express TV commercial from 1958 (in Italian). L'Omino is a classic: http://bit.ly/chj0Fq
Very easy recipes to cook Italian dinner
RT @RelationshipsC: cook Italian dinner - VERY easy recipes from: http://www.abruzzopassion.com/Easy-Italian-Recipes.html
Secret Giotto uncovered in Florence chapel
"Secret" Giotto uncovered in Florence chapel (via @Hilary12378) http://bit.ly/agv0hg #Italy
Saturday, March 06, 2010
March 6: Michelangelo's birthday
RT @CyberiaSweet: March 6. This day of year 1475 Michelangelo, Italian artist was born
Blog of a very sad day: Ridicolous Italy
It hurts my feelings to tweet it, but I can't choose as blog of the day anything else than: Ridicolous Italy http://bit.ly/9CuAvK
Friday, March 05, 2010
Capreae and its imperial villas
A-Z or Roman Towns: C as Capreae, the world famous island of Capri, hosted one town and 12 imperial villas http://bit.ly/3e9gMM
Etichette:
A-Z of Roman Towns,
Ancient Rome,
Campania,
Capri
Stepping up from Trastevere to Monteverde
RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: Stepping Up from Trastevere to Monteverde http://ow.ly/16J1b8
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
New Exhibition in Rome: The Hellenistic Age & Roman Conquest
RT @ItalyTravelista: New Exhibition in Rome: The Hellenistic Age & Roman Conquest http://is.gd/9BWUz
The Wines of Sicily
RT @TheCigarChick: RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: The Wines of Sicily http://ow.ly/16HXHR
Venice and its bridges: funny names and facts
RT @monicacesarato: Venice and its bridges: funny names and facts http://bit.ly/dir8hm #venice #italy #travel
List of archaeology sites in Naples
RT @NapoliUnplugged: Check our new list of archaeology sites in Naples, Itay. Lots to explore. http://bit.ly/cWcGU8
Dream of Italy - Italy Travel News blog
Blog of the day: Dream of Italy - Italy Travel News Blog http://bit.ly/17b6Hu
Join an archaeological dig in Rome
RT @monicacesarato: RT @casinadirosa: Join An Archaeological Dig in Rome This Summer http://bit.ly/avJl55 via @dreamofitaly
A loaf of bread in Turin
RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: A loaf of bread… http://ow.ly/16HPZ2
Free entry to Venice museums for Women's day
RT @monicacesarato: Free entry to Venice museums for Women's day 7/03/2010 http://bit.ly/cl3SyG #travel #italy #venice #women
Sanguepazzo receives Cannes ovation
RT @Italy_Blog_News: Italy: Sanguepazzo (Madblood) Starring Monica Bellucci Receives Cannes Ovation http://bit.ly/cq2n4w
Ancient Rome & America in Philadelphia
Ancient Rome & America, a "must visit" exhibition in Philadelphia http://bit.ly/daGMG7
Outstanding Italian web design
Outstanding Italian web design: http://bit.ly/89hMRp
Lunch in Ravello
RT @DriveAmalfi: RT @scotthanning: Best. Lunch. Ever. Palazzo Sasso Terrace, Ravello, Italy, Oct 2008: http://bit.ly/c5Sfr3
Etichette:
Amalfi Coast,
Campania,
Pictures,
Ravello,
Travel
Organic sector in Italy is growing
RT @bjorn1981: Organic sector in Italy is growing http://bit.ly/cap7IW #organic
Raito on the Amalfi Coast
Panorama of Raito on the Amalfi Coast http://twitpic.com/1671sj
Etichette:
Amalfi Coast,
Campania,
Pictures,
Raito,
Travel
The National Museum in Rome
The National Roman Museum in #Rome http://twitpic.com/165yvq
Monday, March 01, 2010
Interesting blog about mozzarella
RT @lifestyle_watch: http://bit.ly/cNb6hE Interesting blog about #Mozzarella #Italian food
Rubber slippers in Italy
Blog of the day: Rubber Slippers in Italy - A long way from Hawai to Italy http://bit.ly/9rQWOS
The Cuisine of Friuli
RT @cookitaly: The Cusiine of Friuli - beacuse there is a lot moe to #Italian #food than youv'e heard about so far: http://is.gd/9rt9A
Etichette:
Cooking,
Enogastronomy,
Food,
Friuli-Venezia-Giulia
Saturday, February 27, 2010
New exhibition in Ferrara
RT @ItalyTravelista: Italy Art Lovers: New Exhibition in Ferrara Kandinsky, Matisse, Chagall & More http://is.gd/9jfCE
The Ara Pacis in color
Tonight I am going to see the Ara Pacis in color: http://bit.ly/9rcqWn #Rome
Etichette:
Ancient Rome,
Archeology,
Art,
Lazio,
Rome,
Science,
Technology
Friday, February 26, 2010
Beautiful picture of Dolomites
RT @DolomitSuperski: RT @dolomitesport: Most BEAUTIFUL DOLOMITES photo ever! RT @RifugioLagazuoi: http://twitpic.com/14wbss #Italy
House of Tarquins uneartherd near Rome
Tyrant king palace found: 'House of Tarquins' unearthed near Rome http://bit.ly/ci5XSP
Lost in Sicily
Blog of the day: Lost in Sicily http://bit.ly/a5oQLc
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Baiae, luxury resorts for Roman Emperors
A-Z of Roman Towns: B as Baiae, luxury resorts in the most important region for therno-mineral bathing in antiquity http://bit.ly/ct1xmF
Etichette:
A-Z of Roman Towns,
Ancient Rome,
Archeology,
Campania,
History
Best of Italy
Blog of the day: Best of Italy http://bit.ly/b3JTih
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Aquileia and its mosaics
A-Z of Roman towns: A as Aquileia, with its astounding mosaics http://bit.ly/cVAYV9 http://bit.ly/dmRDfu
Over a Tuscan Stove
Blog of the day: Over a Tuscan Stove - Everybody should try being a Tuscan at least once a day! http://bit.ly/rpTa1
Rome gives buggy horses a break
Rome gives buggy horses a break: http://bit.ly/8ZM66H
Monday, February 22, 2010
The Caesarian section
RT @JJHomeBiz: In Rome, the emperor sat in a special part of the Coliseum known as the Caesarian Section. - George Carlin #quote
Flea markets in Naples and the Amalfi coast
RT @ItalyMagazine: Flea markets in Naples and the Amalfi coast http://bit.ly/9G3Ix7 #italy #naples #amalfi #market
Discovering Vallo di Diano
Great brochure, video and spot help you to discover the wonderful Vallo di Diano in #Campania #Italy http://bit.ly/cdcYC9
Artisan Cheese Gallery
Blog of the day: Artisan Cheese Gallery - http://bit.ly/bwYnu4
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Briciole
Blog of the day: briciole - An idiosyncratic and opinionated dictionary of Italian words related to food http://bit.ly/azxOWn
Interactive map of Rome
RT @andrereve: interactive nolli map of rome...amazing...http://nolli.uoregon.edu/architecture.asp
Friday, February 19, 2010
Olive oil and Etruscans
Olive Oil has been produced in Tuscia #Lazio since the Etruscan Era before Romans http://bit.ly/c4c7Ak
My Mélange
Blog of the day: My Mèlange - Travel. Italy. France. Photography. Food and more... http://bit.ly/3gQWPE
Visit Winter in Venice
RT @MyMelange: Visit Winter in Venice http://ow.ly/18HHp #italy #travel
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Travel with Julie
Blog of the day: Travel with Julie - Travel tips, ideas and opinions from someone' who's been there! http://bit.ly/9NMHd2
Italians discover rare cancer gene
Not only Past and Escorts: Italians discover rare cancer gene - http://bit.ly/9VzWFB
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Arcangelo Corelli
Arcangelo Corelli (Feb 17, 1653 - Jan 8, 1713) master of Baroque music and violinist extraordinaire. Bio and samples: http://bit.ly/bx6zGf
Deciphering wine labels
RT @thewinediary: Reading and deciphering wine labels http://bit.ly/aMX5nz
The Dolce Vita Diaries
Blog of the day: The Dolce Vita Diaries - Stories and Recipes from an Italian olive grove. http://bit.ly/lzOnX
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Blog from Italy - Life in the living Museum
Blog of the day: Blog from Italy - Life in the living Museum. http://bit.ly/7eVNz
Giosuè Carducci
The poet Giosuè Carducci was the first Italian to win the Nobel prize in Literature, in 1906 http://bit.ly/9PCYpw
Monday, February 15, 2010
The ancient Lupercalia feast
In ancient Rome today Lupercalia celebrated the suckling of Romulus and Remus by a she-wolf (Lupus = Wolf in Latin) http://bit.ly/Hcu7N
Italian Food Forever - Italian recipes
Blog of the day: Italian Food Forever - Italian recipes: http://bit.ly/15YLvL
More pictures about snow in Rome
RT @IAClub2: #Italian Blogs: Snow in Rome?! http://ow.ly/16A8Mg
Rome under snow
RT @gtrop: Rome under snow (Vittoriano) http://twitpic.com/13eh7v
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Four Caravaggio self-portraits?
Four Caravaggio self-portraits. 'Adoration of Shepherds' may show master at different age: http://bit.ly/c0Hjwr
A typical alley in Sarsina
A typical alley in the mountain town of Sarsina, Emilia-Romagna #Italy http://twitpic.com/12uy18
S. Vicinio in Sarsina
S. Vicinio, the 1,000 yo cathedral in Sarsina where exorcisms are held http://twitpic.com/12uxni
Bertinoro under the snow
Waiting for ghosts under the snow in Bertinoro http://twitpic.com/12nkb7
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Eternally Cool, Rome's hip hub
A blog a day: Eternally Cool, Rome's hip hub http://bit.ly/bFzMCB
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Small wild strawberries with Balsamic Vinegar
Recipe: small wild strawberries with Balsamic Vinegar http://bit.ly/YJykW [Beware: if it's cheap, it's NOT Italian Balsamic Vinegar]
WhyGo Italy, professional blog about travelling in Italy
A blog a day: WhyGo Italy, professional blog about travelling in Italy http://bit.ly/7UnVfr
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Fornax, a goddess for bakers
Are you a baker? In ancient Rome you'd be celebrating the goddess Fornax 2day so that the grain might be properly baked http://bit.ly/dm1wbs
Lucullian Delights, an Italian Experience
A blog a day: Lucullian Delights, an Italian Experience. http://bit.ly/7wyznP
Did you know that toilets...
RT @kupergxvy: Toilets were known in ancient India (~2500 BC), Rome, Egypt China. The contemporary flush toilet is from 19th century Engla
Monday, February 08, 2010
Constantius III
Today on 421AD the general Constantius III was elevated co-emperor of the Western Roman Empire: http://bit.ly/d4vug5
Blog: Eat, Drink Italian
A blog a day: Eat, Drink Italian. A collection of recipes from the Giuliani family cookbook. http://bit.ly/bCn7sB
Sunday, February 07, 2010
Blogs: Parla Food
A Blog a day: Parla Food - A travel writer chases down the best food in Italy and the Mediterranean: http://bit.ly/u3hoS
Rome 5 best values in February
RT @katieparla: Rome's 5 Best February Values http://current.newsweek.com/budgettravel/2010/02/rome_5_best_february_values.html
If you want to have a glimpse of the Pope...
RT @AquaExpeditions: If you want to get a quick glimpse of the Pope when in Rome, come to the noon blessing on every sunday at Saint Peters
Saturday, February 06, 2010
Baked Pasta: the soul of Italian Cuisine
Baked Pasta: the soul of Italian Cuisine. Videorecipe: http://bit.ly/cKaOe8
Etichette:
Cooking,
Enogastronomy,
Pasta,
Recipes,
Video
Zafferana Etnea
A-Z of lesser known towns: Z as Zafferana Etnea, #Sicily. Art and nature on the slopes of Etna volcano http://bit.ly/bKiLJi
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Sicily,
Travel,
Zafferana Etnea
Friday, February 05, 2010
UmbriaLovers, blogging about Umbria with passion
UmbriaLovers: discover #Umbria, #Italy with Federica & Gabriele http://bit.ly/dBwmGM
Verona the beautiful
A-Z of lesser known towns: V as Verona, #Veneto . Simply one of the most beautiful Italian towns: http://bit.ly/2HwIfZ
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Travel,
Veneto,
Verona
The Carnival of Viareggio
RT @Carnifest: The Carnival of Viareggio is one of the most famous in Italy. Until Feb 21 2010. http://bit.ly/al4lfq
Rome celebrates Aboriginal art
Rome celebrates Aboriginal art: http://bit.ly/cLCwRR
Thursday, February 04, 2010
New National Geographic's exhibition in Rome
RT @ItalyTravelista: "Our World" New Exhib in Rome by Italy's National Geographic http://is.gd/7GTef opens Feb.6
Neapolitan pizza gets EU laurel
Neapolitan pizza is now officially part of Europe's food heritage: http://bit.ly/duhPrV
Urbino, the city of Raffaello
A-Z of lesser known towns: U as Urbino, #Marche. A pearl of Renaissance. Raffaello was born there: http://bit.ly/dcxeEW
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Marche,
Raffaello,
Travel,
Urbino
Ancient Asian Found In Rome
RT @ctrejo86: RT @sciam: Ancient Asian Found In Rome http://bit.ly/c3XFZl
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Tivoli and its villas
A-Z of lesser known towns: T as Tivoli, close to Rome. Can't miss its Villa d'Este, its Hadrian's Villa and much more http://bit.ly/aoL8n9
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Archeology,
Lazio,
Tivoli,
Travel
Discover some about Valle d'Aosta
Valle d'Aosta is a not very well known Italian mountainous region. Discover some about it... and its wine and food too: http://bit.ly/cXJzQ3
Italy restores 20th Century fashion archives
RT @laceycosmetics: Italy restores 20th Century fashion archives (3news) http://tinyurl.com/ylaewnc
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Sappada, in the heart of Dolomiti
A-Z of lesser know towns: S as Sappada, in the heart of the breathtaking Dolomiti mountains: http://bit.ly/bCxsUl
Etichette:
Alphabet of Lesser Known Towns,
Sappada,
Travel,
Veneto
Luigi Veronelli
Today Luigi Veronelli (1926-2004) was born in Milan. He was the father of modern Italian enogastronomy: http://bit.ly/c8My7x
A videogame about Ancient Rome
RT @Gamepad: History Great Empires: Rome http://bit.ly/bAmoZ6
Ancient Rome's Swiss-knife
RT @dansfactory: Ancient Rome's Swiss-ful thinking - New York Post http://bit.ly/aqDIS5
Monday, February 01, 2010
Better luck next time... in Italian
RT @mikedotta: "La prossima volta sarai più fortunato." (Better luck next time.) #italian #phraseoftheday
Sicilian Cannoli inspired Pancakes
Sicilian Cannoli inspired Pancakes filled with Ricotta, Vanilla, Orange and Toasted Almonds served w/ Clementine Sauce http://bit.ly/ozw14
Pompeii to offer "Live Excavation" experience
RT @TravelwithJulie: Pompeii to offer "Live Excavation" experience: http://www.lifeinitaly.com/node/17917
Etichette:
Ancient Rome,
Archeology,
Campania,
Pompeii,
Travel
Ravenna, capital city of late Western Roman Empire
A-Z of lesser known towns: R as Ravenna, capital city of late Western Roman Empire http://bit.ly/cTAdDT
A good introduction to Italian red wines
RT @ItalianRedWines: Are you a fan of Italian Red Wines? - http://budurl.com/a4d3 [A good introduction to Italian red wines here]
New website for the Musei Civici Veneziani
RT @monicacesarato: RT @casinadirosa: RT @ContextItaly: Liking the new website for the Musei Civici Veneziani http://bit.ly/a7YHKd
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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