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Monthly Archives: November 2014
How to be an Italian
While I’m always hesitant for such sweeping statements about an entire culture and ethnicity, if you’re interested in a sort of How To Be an Italian Guide for Dummies, this would be a good start. Espresso is a way of … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Uncategorized
Tagged culture, espresso, infographic, Italians, stereotypes
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Photo Essay: The Balconies of Spello
Like I mentioned before, I spent all of my time in Spello (which, unfortunately, wasn’t much) simply walking around, taking in the gray and pink brick, the beautiful staircases and, to my surprise, the even more beautiful balconies. Don’t get me wrong, … Continue reading
Spello – The Most Beautiful Village in Italy
We were in Verona visiting an art exhibit with some friends the first time I had ever heard of Spello. We were at a stand buying an easy-clean tablecloth. The man and his wife were basically retired when they decided … Continue reading
Snapshots of Gubbio
Snapshots of Gubbio, Umbria: A glimpse of daily life in the oldest town in Umbria. Highlights include: 1. Fontana dei Matti Named the “Fountain of the Crazies,” it is a part of the “license of a nut.” Tradition says that whoever takes … Continue reading
Posted in Italy
Tagged Gubbio, history, Palazzo dei Consoli, St. Francis of Assisi, travel, travel information, Umbria
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