That is how my grandfather used to wish us Happy New Year. It means “have a good end of the year and an even better beginning of the new year”. We hope 2012 brings our way many new interesting people and, hopefully, some old friends too!
Being on maternity leave, busy with an important job interview and putting together a wish list of items for our baby, and practically still wearing short sleeves on this year’s warm fall days, I almost forgot that Halloween, All Saint’s Day and the olive harvest were here! Until my grandma made Pane dei Santi…
A fabulous festival which makes for the perfect excuse to visit Pisa.
The rich program of the June events in Pisa. Don’t miss the walking tours and the night openings of the city’s monuments!
A list of the main events scheduled between May and August 2011 for Pisa and its province.
There are some interesting things coming up. If you are considering whether to spend some time in Pisa in March or April, this will hopefully help you make up your mind (and book your flight!).
A great idea to help visitors and local people to get to know better the city and to visit some sites which are normally closed to the public!
The cemetery in Pisa is one of the most ancient Jewish burial grounds still in use. An interesting, little-known place in Pisa, just around the corner from the Leaning Tower.
My visit to the beautiful exhibition at Palazzo Blu dedicated to Rosellini’s expedition to Egypt.
What we liked and what we didn’t like. Just because I cannot keep my Mouth 2.0 shut.
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