The Curious Traveler

Travel
by Silvia Donati |
You may be familiar with the photo of a submerged church steeple arising in the middle of a blue alpine lake. It looks very picturesque, but the story behind鈥
Travel
by Silvia Donati |
Lake Como is a popular Italian destination, especially with foreign tourists, and rightly so: picturesque little lakeside towns, luxurious villas, magnificent鈥
Travel
by Silvia Donati |
On a recent Saturday afternoon, I went on a guided walk of Florence. I saw all of the city鈥檚 famous sights, starting at the panoramic viewpoint of Piazzale鈥
Travel
by Anna Lebedeva |
Although, not everyone can or feels comfortable to travel at the moment, we can use this downtime to dream and plan our next perfect trip. Abruzzo鈥
Travel
by Georgette Jupe |
天美传媒鈥檚 tourism industry is being badly affected by the coronavirus emergency and at this time, there is no inclination of when people will be able to return鈥
Language
by Silvia Donati |
Yes, travel has had to come to a halt in an effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak (to focus on the silver lining, let鈥檚 not forget how good this is for鈥
Food & Drink
by rebeccawinke |
Lambrusco has long been the underdog of the Italian wine world, becoming its own worst enemy by flooding the market with treacly sweet and aggressively fizzy鈥
Travel
by Silvia Donati |
180 km from coast to coast, on foot, to discover a different Sicily, rural, wild, ignored by most. For enthusiastic walkers, and anyone willing to try鈥
Travel
by rebeccawinke |
鈥淓tna giveth and Etna taketh away鈥 is the mantra of the locals who have lived in symbiosis for millennia with this imposing volcanic peak鈥攐ne of the most鈥
Culture
by Silvia Donati |
Nobody knew about it for hundreds of years. Then, in 1975, under the Medici Chapels in the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Florence, a tiny room was discovered. It鈥