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Famous for its Baroque style buildings, Lecce is known as the ‘Florence of the South’. Personally, I don’t think it’s …
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It’s often hard to choose where to go in Italy–in addition to the countless cultural splendors the country offers many splendid …
Continue reading “5 SUMMER PLACES IN ITALY TO GO IF YOU LOVE WINE AND THE BEACH by Catherine Sabino”
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The town still feels lived in, and imperfect, which adds to its charm. This is still very much a port …
Continue reading “A COMPLETE GUIDE TO MONOPOLI, PUGLIA by Natalie Kennedy”
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Have you ever fell in love with a city? If yes, then you exactly know the feeling, the warmth, the …
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Planning your next trip to Italy? Here’s our pick of the hottest destinations to visit this year, many of them …
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Speak to others of your plans to visit Puglia, and one of the first things they’re likely to mention are …
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Locorotondo means round place. In fact the center has a round shape. The narrow alleys are a little maze in which …
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Orecchiette con cime di rapa is a classic Puglian dish that is delightfully simple to make. Cime di rapa, also known as broccoli …
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Lecce is for experiencing—for wandering the narrow streets of golden sandstone, for finding hidden piazzas, for lazy lunches in wine …
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Crowds flock to Venetian canals and Roman ruins, but there’s a lot more to Italy than the big hits. Here’s …
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