On June 12 and 13, Italy goes to the polls. People are called to express their opinion on keeping or abrogating 4 laws with a law-repealing referendum. They vote in favour or against the new nuclear power program, the law on legitimate impediment, and the liberalization and privatization of the management of the water network.
There are many culturally-specific aspects of a destination which we are often unprepared to face. Here are 20 points discussing aspects of the Italian lifestyle which might puzzle the traveler, but which you are likely to have to deal with if you visit Tuscany or any other region of Italy.
My first post in the new series Italy Blogging Roundtable and my answer to the question “Why do you write about Italy?”
Why are billions of people following every single minute of the coverage of the Royal Wedding and of the Beatification of Pope John Paul II?
Why authentic travel should not be a myth.
For Japan With Love and the Bloggers’ Day of Silence (March 18) will help raise funds for disaster relief, emergency shelter and supplies via Shelterbox.
On Holocaust Memorial Day a thematic walk through a city that has always welcomed the Jewish community seems a good way to remember those who fell victims to human madness.
The little things that make you feel at home in Canada and those which make you feel at home in Tuscany…
…even if it’s not an Italian holiday, we all need to say “thank you” every once in a while!
The new reform of the University system is a death sentence for the education system.
This blog is written by a born and bred Tuscan who wishes to share her love for this region with as many people as possible. It's about living here, but also about travelling, learning, experiencing, and enjoying life in Tuscany.
It's about feeling at home in Tuscany.
A wonderful opportunity for the independent traveller seeking privacy and a pleasant atmosphere
