Visiting Tuscany at the time of Coronavirus
Coronavirus is not (yet) a major concern in Tuscany. Life goes on as usual. This is my view on the topic, in the hope of answering many of the questions I have recently received.
Coronavirus is not (yet) a major concern in Tuscany. Life goes on as usual. This is my view on the topic, in the hope of answering many of the questions I have recently received.
Born and raised in my home village, by parents who, like me, were born and bred here, by parents who like them were also born and bred here. I like to say that I have a pedigree.
If you are not born and bred Tuscan, you will always be a foreigner to us. But we will welcome you wholeheartedly anyway!
Four ideas to celebrate Father’s Day in Italy.
I have a good excuse for this long silence… and a couple of good recipes for my readers.
A gorgeous full moon over Monte Amiata.
I couldn’t think of anything new to write on this month’s topic of the Italy Blogging Roundtable, so I tried to write something that will hopefully be useful for some travellers to Tuscany. Don’t abandon your pets!!!
On March 25th, Pisa celebrated the New Year. Yes, that is correct… 2014 is already here in the city.
Rain, rain and more rain. And the river Arno looks quite scary in Pisa!
The beginning of November equals the beginning of the olive harvest in my family. Therefore, if you look at Tuscany through my eyes, this week you cannot but see a lot of olives!
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