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A traditional Italian dessert, the monte bianco is a mountain of chestnut puree topped with a snowy peak of cream. …
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Although not as famous as neighbouring Switzerland and Austria, Italy is definitely worth visiting during the winter holidays. If you …
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The beautiful, wine-growing areas of Piedmont which with their landscapes shaped by of nature and man, have become part of the …
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A brasato is not at all hard to make, although a proper one involves a quite few steps: marinating, larding, browning and …
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For the traveler looking to experience Italy beyond its main tourist sites, here are five gorgeous and lesser-known destinations, including …
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If Lake Como is for the rich and famous and Lake Maggiore is for the garden lovers, Lake Orta is …
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Mushroom risotto means autumn and winter. A good mushroom risotto is what you need when you want to celebrate something …
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Driving through the hilly northern regions like Valdobbiadene and Parma, stopping in all the little towns along the way. This …
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For centuries the heart of the Kingdom of Savoy, Turin was the theatre, the engine of Italian unification and was, …
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A trip to Piedmont, famous for its truffles, cheese and fine wine, is a robust test of anyone’s appetite – …
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