Venice View all
Hilton Molino Stucky “10 years in Venice” anniversary celebration
Lately I am getting many satisfactions from the blogging thing. Surely one of these was the invitation to the Hilton→
Is Venice water drinkable? Let me show you – together with 24 Bottles
Have you ever been to Venice? Many of you have, I know. And I’m also sure that some of you→
Cantina Do Mori, the most ancient tavern in Venice
Close Rialto Bridge, Cantina Do Mori is the most ancient bacaro (tavern) of Venice. It was in fact founded in 1462.→
Rashomon effect at the Venice Oriental Art Museum
On the third floor of the Ca’ Pesaro Palace you can visit, included in the Ca’ Pesaro ticket, the Venice Oriental→
What to do in Burano and where to sleep
What to do in Burano? Everybody knows the beautiful and full of colors island of Burano, in the Venetian Lagoon.→
Damien Hirst exhibition in Venice: an (un)believable story
Stories and tales feed our mind and soul as food nourish our body. In this era of quickness, multiple images,→
Food View all
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→
Traditional tasting menu at the Hostaria di San Benedetto in Montagnana
Over time I realized that when I travel one of the most important things to me is the atmosphere of→
Art & Ciocc, the travelling chocolate artisans event
Art & Ciocc is one of the most popular events for chocolate lovers. It’s a travelling event, that gladdens and→
Villages & Burgs View all
Bardolino is not only a wine!
Bardolino is a village on the shore of the Lake Garda, 30 minutes by car from Verona, close to the→
Borghetto sul Mincio: a romantic getaway
Borghetto sul Mincio is one of the “most beautiful villages in Italy” (Borghi più belli d’Italia). And it is one→
Pienza: Pecorino, Parade and a Panorama
Does Pienza need an introduction? I don’t think so, but, OK, I’ll do it all the same. Pienza is a→
THINGS TO DO View all
Discover the Scrovegni Chapel, nel blu dipinto di blu
The Scrovegni Chapel [tskroh-VEH-nyeeh] is a true masterpiece, located among the ruins of the ancient Arena of Padua. As for→
How was Venice built?
How was Venice built? Venice is an amazing and unique city. Its uniqueness is due not only to its artistic→
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→
WHERE TO EAT View all
La Folperia: eat like a local in Padova!
Every city has its institutions, those places that have always been there, full of character and popular among the locals.→
Pasticceria Zizzola, a feast for the eyes… and taste
During Christmas break I went to Noale, as you probably already know, to attend to the Befana bonfire. Since it→
All the secrets of Palazzo della Ragione, including Violante’s Deli gourmet focaccia
There’s a place in Padua where politics, art and food lived side by side for centuries. Between the two main→
Delicious homely cooking at the Taverna del Borgo in Cittadella
After visiting the town of Cittadella, we stopped to eat at the Taverna del Borgo (Tavern of the Hamlet). It→
Cocaeta: A lovely creperie in Venice
Cocaeta (meaning little tern in Venetian dialect) is a super tiny creperie in Venice, located about 10 minutes walking distance from→
Lunch at the hidden Enoteca Segreta in Verona
I wanted to try the Enoteca Segreta (Secret Winehouse) after reading the reviews on Tripadvisor. We booked for a Sunday→
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