In Puglia’s Valle d’Itria, enchanting villages crown the hills overlooking the countryside and sites of ancient settlements. One of the most picturesque is Locorotondo, meaning “round place”…
Here is a taste of Italy, this time in the northern region of Emilia-Romagna. The area’s rich agriculture produces many diverse foods including their abundant porcini mushrooms and famous truffles
Verucchio — even the name evokes thoughts of medieval villages. Before I visited, I pictured great old walls, buildings marked by the centuries, cobblestone streets and a charming piazza. Arriving there during our trip in June, I happily found all of those things to be true…
The Four Seasons Hotel exudes Milan style! During our short stay in Milan, it proved to be the perfect choice for luxurious and convenient accommodations.
Entering Portico di Romagna, a small village about 65 miles from Bologna in the Apennine hills on the old road connecting Ravenna with Florence, I felt as if I was seeing the Italy of a long time ago …
