Venice View all
Pellestrina: fishermen, bikes and shells decorations
Pellestrina is an island in the Venetian lagoon. Narrow (from 23 meters to 1,2 km) and 11 km long, it’s→
Burano island: Scenic and old laces
I have something to confess. I’m guilty. I have to tell everybody: That was my first visit to Burano island EVER.→
Gondola ferry: a quick way to cross the Grand Canal in Venice
I was in Venice the other day and I was on a hurry, so I tried a gondola ferry service.→
Island of Burano photo story
Shortly after January 1st Matteo and I decided (= I decided 😀 ) to go to the Island of Burano again. The→
Scuola Grande di San Rocco: Tintoretto’s opus
La Scuola Grande di San Rocco is one of the 6 Great Schools of Venice, and it is the only→
Free visit to the masterpieces of Venice Accademia Galleries
The Venice Accademia Galleries collect the best of Venetian art from the XIV to the XVIII century, including some masterpieces of the→
Food View all
Rice Fair in Isola della Scala: 5 risotti for 5 friends
Rice Fair in Isola della Scala: Every year a little town in the province of Verona becomes the rice capital→
Pizzeria Fuori di Zucca: an “instagrammable” pizzeria in Padua
Fuori di Zucca is a pizzeria just outside Padua, in the close municipality of Noventa Padovana, village where once Venetian→
La Tavolozza Torreglia: a palette of flavours
I have been at La Tavolozza (meaning palette in Italian) already twice: The first time at a Christening lunch and→
Villages & Burgs View all
Montemerano: scent of basil, sage & tortelli
Montemerano was an intense stopover of the #mycornerofitaly tour. We experienced our first quad adventure, we took a break at→
Visit Asolo and fall in love with it
Taking advantage of a beautiful sunny (but cool) Saturday my husband and I went to visit Asolo, one of the Borghi→
Este: The garden inside the Castle
Este is a little town 40 minutes from Padova by car or train. Do you remember my post about Monselice?→
THINGS TO DO View all
Goldoni House in Venice is worth a visit?
The so called Goldoni House is actually one of the 9 different houses where he lived in Venice. This is→
San Rocco Oratory in Padova: a gem full of jewels
That morning I just wanted to visit the San Rocco Oratory and I wasn’t expecting anything more. I reached it soon→
What to see in Siena in one day? 10 brilliant ideas
What to see in Siena in one day? Siena is not as big as you may think. It is absolutely→
WHERE TO EAT View all
Historic Cafés in Turin
One of the things I liked the most when I visited the capital of Piedomont were its Cafés. The historic→
What to do in Rome in winter: 6 #winterinrome ideas
Everybody loves Rome, right? Rome is the capital of Italy, the eternal city, full of memories of her glorious past→
Tanapertè, the Alice in Wonderland style tea room in Treviso
If you’re loyal readers, you should know I love tea. I have at least two mugs per day, usually green→
Osteria Madonnetta in Marostica, a cozy and cheerful lunch
We didn’t know the Osteria Madonnetta, but, halfway during our visit in Marostica, Matteo and I experienced a common sensation: hunger!→
What to see in Cisternino
I was utterly fascinated by Cisternino and its white alleys, hidden courtyards, houses with outside stairways, balconies in bloom and→
Top things to do in Polignano a Mare
What are the top things to do in Polignano a Mare? Polignano was all I had ever imagined and more.→
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