How Italians mourn the deceased: funerals and cemeteries.
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Italian American Women
Lives of Italian American women who left a sign.
Barolo
Things to do and to see in Barolo, a town in Piedmont mainly famous for the red wine carrying the same name, one of the best of Italy.
The World of Italian Coffee
Coffee was not invented in Italy but coffee culture as we know it did originate here.
Italian Coffee: Cappuccino
Cappuccino evokes images of whipped cream, lazy afternoons, lusty Fellini films and balmy bistro nights: it is the quintessential Italian experience.
The Capuchin Crypt of Palermo
Macabre, even frightful to some, in truth the Capuchin Crypt is a symbol of an attitude to death which no longer sees it as a moment to fear, but rather as a natural passage in the existence of each individual.
Cult of the Dead and Burial Methods in the History of Italy
History of burial methods and cult of the dead in Italy: from the Proto-historical Necropolis, to the Etruscans and Romans until today’s practices.
Trento
Known worldwide for its wealth and high standard of living Trento is a joy to discover, a lively university town in the North of Italy.
The Dolomites
The Dolomites are one of Italy’s most famous tourist attractions, drawing people from all corners with its natural beauty and fantastic ski slopes.
Michelin starred bistros in Italy
Italy’s Michelin starred chefs bring their famously expensive cuisine to the masses thanks to their bistros, where compromise is made on price, not quality.
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Two dream hidden beach destinations in Italy: a guide for tourists
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Eating in Italy like a local citizen: tips for foreigners
Unfortunately, foreigners often come to Italy with the
Buying a historic house in Italy: living inside history
Buying a historic house in Italy is not just a real