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  • An Invitation to Bloggers: A “Gift” From the Italy Blogging Roundtable

    An Invitation to Bloggers: A “Gift” From the Italy Blogging Roundtable

    Many of you will know that, since May 2011, five of us have been writing a monthly post on a given topic and we call it the Italy Blogging Roundtable. Each month we decide the topic in advance and the only rule is that it has to be connected to Italy; the posts are published…

  • Dreaming of Basilicata

    Dreaming of Basilicata

    Bad experiences can happen in Italy. You may lose your wallet, have to deal with a brusque waiter, or turn your ankle while walking on a cobbled path. Despite unfortunate circumstances, it seems like everyone I have ever talked to who has visited Italy thinks of it the way that Matthew Brown does: Italy as…

  • Comfort Me With Potatoes: A Tale of Two Tuber Dishes in Italy

    Comfort Me With Potatoes: A Tale of Two Tuber Dishes in Italy

    The potato is a vegetable that no one really associates with Italy but it features in two dishes that some consider comfort fo

  • Falling For Italy: Three Fun Activities to Put on Your Italy Itinerary

    Falling For Italy: Three Fun Activities to Put on Your Italy Itinerary

    Enjoy the outdoors in Italy with these three “fall” activities.

  • On Being Lost in Italy

    On Being Lost in Italy

    The footsteps behind us were worrisome. With each step that landed on the worn, slightly slick cobblestones, an equal but louder pair of footsteps resonated behind my husband and me as we tried to find our way back to our Venice hotel on a frigid November night. Not too far away, the warm, convivial sounds…

  • Help Tell the Story of Jewish Italy

    CulturaItalia, a website operated by the Italian Culture Ministry, is seeking your help in its efforts to document the Jewish contributions to Italian society over the past 150 years. As one of its many initiatives to mark the anniversary of 150 years of Italian Unity, CulturaItalia has teamed up with with Judaica Europeana, a Europe-wide…

  • Seven Longobard Sites Newest Additions to UNESCO Heritage List

    Seven Longobard Sites Newest Additions to UNESCO Heritage List

    In 2011, UNESCO inscribed Italy’s newest World Heritage sites: The Longobards in Italy. Places of the Power (568-774 A.D.). Treated as one entity, these seven sites stretch from as far north as Castelseprio, Lombardy to as far south as Benevento in Campania. All seven of these sites represent, according to UNESCO, “the high achievement of…