Today, I’m thrilled to take you on a journey to the mesmerising island of Mauritius, where azure waters, lush landscapes, and vibrant cultures converge to create an unforgettable experience. So, grab your sunglasses, and let’s dive into this tropical paradise while we await summer in Milan! Getting to Mauritius from Italy is easier than you […]
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The first time I heard about ‘La Befana’ was almost at my two-year mark of living in Italy. It took me many years to get myself integrated into the Italian culture and way of life. As a student, I had mostly international friends and the closest I ever came to living like a Milanese or
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Milan, the cosmopolitan capital of Lombardy, Italy, is surrounded by a region steeped in history and culture. Lombardy itself is a treasure trove of UNESCO World Heritage Sites that reflect the rich tapestry of Italian heritage. From the heart of Milan to the picturesque landscapes of Lombardy, let’s embark on a journey to explore these
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One of the culture shocks I’ve always wanted to write about is the nude sculptures in Italy. Coming from a culture where nudity is portrayed as private, my mouth was agape when I visited Florence for the first time.
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One of the pecks of living in Milan as a non-European citizen is the agreement between European Union countries to allow free movement of residents and even tourists within the Schengen Area without the need for a Visa.
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Local communities come together to celebrate with live music, dance performances, street food vendors, and cultural activities that vary from region to region.
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Day by day I am getting drawn into the Italian way of life. As I write, I already practice two of these definitions I will be listing.
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On Republic Day, the Italian President lays a wreath on the monument to the unknown soldier (from World War I), at the Monument to Vittorio Emmanuele II.
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As regards to costs of items, Florence is quite on the same radar as Milan. But if you keep your eyes out for Trattorias and dig just a little more, you can score good deals that will help you save more on your trip!
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People often walk up to me to ask, to compare your living experiences in Milan and Palermo. “Which do you prefer?”, they would ask.
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I struggled to stay awake, mumbled a bit to some songs blasting from the radio, and even danced – on my seat. I caught myself nodding a couple of times as I drifted to sleep and then awake when a song I liked came on or he mentioned something to me.
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After leaving her life behind in New York, Elizabeth Gilbert’s journey in Rome begins at the top of Castel Sant’Angelo. She tells an old Italian joke (via narration) whilst looking out over the city of Rome as the sun starts to set.
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Unrestricted travel to and from European countries, with no quarantine requirement, will start on June 3rd. No official word yet on when restrictions will be lifted on flights to and from countries outside of Europe – but the external borders of the EU remain closed to non-essential travel until June 15 at the earliest. Don’t
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The city was quiet and still asleep. Few cars and people were on the road, also because it was a Sunday. The houses at the northern part of the city are built in similar clusters and modern – no anciently carved balconies or windows.
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On arrival, it seemed there was a mini street food festival on the lakeside. There were little food trucks, playing loud and funky music with moving statues and clowns adding more life to the frenzy.
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In Mondello, you would find luxurious villas and cute old houses dating back to 100 centuries or more.
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While others were discussing seasickness, I was so certain I wouldn’t get seasick, I mean my dad is a Sailor and I was certain I had inherited his genes.
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Today there are more than thirty bridges that unite the two banks of the Tiber River. You can sail under many of them with a Rome River Cruise.
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An event that has the ambition to make public and private subjects dialogue on the themes of the enhancement of Sicilian food and the promotion of the territory.
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Cefalù is a coastal city in northern Sicily, Italy well known for its beautiful beach.
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If you are a lover of the countryside and serenity, you would love Travo. This little town, nestled up against the hills in the Emilia Romagna region is one and a half hour drive away from Milan.
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Other things I love most asides the beach are also the long line of ceramic display in shops while walking through the city centre and the Arancina. The ceramics are hand painted and made in form of dishes, cups, and other several beautiful crafts.
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After my four days in Paris, I don’t know if I can still confidently argue I have basic knowledge of the language. The indigenes speak with a lovely, yet strong accent that makes ‘Comment ça va?’ totally not understandable.
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