The Love Italy Guide â„– 002: Ferragosto
The colourful village of Vernazza in Cinque Terre on a summer day, capturing the spirit of Ferragosto in Italy On
The colourful village of Vernazza in Cinque Terre on a summer day, capturing the spirit of Ferragosto in Italy On
Photo: Andy Li via Wikimedia Commons (CC0) Fresh pasta and dried pasta are not two grades of the same thing
The authentic Italian carbonara recipe is one of Rome’s greatest gifts to the world. It is creamy, silky, and deeply
Authentic Italian Tiramisu Recipe: How to Make the Real Thing at Home Tiramisu is one of the most beloved Italian
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The authentic Italian bolognese recipe is a rich, slow-cooked meat sauce from Bologna — one of the most satisfying dishes
Italian pasta is not a single dish. It is a world. Each region of Italy created its own shapes, sauces,
Lecce makes an impression before you’ve eaten anything. The city is carved from golden limestone that catches the light at
Why da Amerigo, in a village of 5,000 above Bologna, has been full every Friday since 1934. FREE GUIDE: 25
If you want to make an authentic Italian risotto recipe at home, you need three things: the right rice, warm
Italian baby names carry music in every syllable. They connect children to one of the world’s oldest cultures. If you
Making homemade Italian pasta from scratch is one of the most rewarding things you can do in the kitchen. It
Authentic Italian carbonara is one of the great Roman pasta dishes. It uses just five ingredients: pasta, guanciale, eggs, Pecorino
There are two great wines made from the same grape in the same corner of northern Italy. One is world-famous.
Pompeii is full of ruins. But one room stopped being a ruin a long time ago. The paintings inside are
Image: Shutterstock Walk into Alberobello on a clear morning and something small will stop you. Not the trulli themselves —
Most people who love ancient history have never heard of Akragas. At its peak it was home to some 200,000
Easter in Italy is far more than a long weekend — it is a celebration woven into the very fabric
On a foggy October morning in Piedmont, the last grapes are still on the vine. Every other harvest in Italy
On the southern outskirts of Rome, between ancient tombs and umbrella pines, the original basalt stones of the Via Appia
Stand outside the walls of San Gimignano on a clear morning and you’ll see something that makes no immediate sense.
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