Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Mar 23, 2021
Easter is one of the most important celebrations for the Christian community. In addition to the religious significance, for Italians it is also an opportunity to celebrate the arrival of spring.
Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Feb 12, 2021
Valentino was an Italian Christian bishop, born in Interamna Nahars, now Terni (a town in central Italy, about an hour and a half from Rome)
Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Oct 16, 2020
In the context of the global COVID-19 pandemic, many employees were sent by employers to work remotely.
Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Oct 28, 2019
Tartufo is an underground mushroom, a sort of “black and white gold” known since the ancient times.
Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Aug 13, 2019
The 15th of August in Italy is a very important bank holiday that happens in the middle of the summer holiday. It’s a day dedicated to picnics, barbecues, celebration in restaurants and at home!
Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Apr 15, 2019
I am sure you have tasted the Panettone, the traditional Italian Christmas cake, widely popular even abroad. You may not have heard, though, of “La Colomba di Pasqua”, the traditional Italian Easter cake.
Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Mar 19, 2019
As in some other catholic countries fathers are celebrated on March the 19th, St. Joseph day. The husband of Mary the Virgin, the mother of Jesus Christ
Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Jan 04, 2019
Christmas atmosphere in Italy is kept until the 6th of January when Italians celebrates Epiphany but as well an ugly old witch called Befana.
Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Dec 21, 2018
Christmas is a major holiday in Italy… which means Italians celebrate lots of great, Christmas traditions! Across Italy, Natale tends to be a family-centric holiday
Posted in Touring, events, places and traditions on Dec 10, 2018
But why “Buon Natale” and “Buono studio”? Why most of the times the finale “O” of buono is dropped?
I am a 44 years old certified Italian teacher with a degree in politics and a PhD in modern history.
