Ever wanted to visit a glacier, but not keen on arctic travels? The Bernina Express is a 2 and a half hour journey through some of Europe’s most beautiful terrains, starting from the warm Mediterranean climate of Italy and travelling through the Alpine meadows and glacial landscapes of Switzerland. Continue reading "The Bernina Express"
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CICERO No.1, May 2011 – Anno MMXI, Vol. 2
CICERO No. 1 - Anno MMXI Travel Newsletter of Italy
Maggio 2011 - Vol. 2
Dear Trips2Italy’s Friends,
May is a time for magic, as the first real warmth of a promised summer begins, coaxing everyone to enjoy the outdoors. Italy is known for its museums, galleries and shopping, but have you ever considered the many natural wonders this country offers?
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“Casu Marzu”: the Sardinian Cheese with Worms
Please, go on reading only if you have a strong stomach. You could consider the news disgusting! In spite of this, if you are planning a trip to Sardinia, it could be useful to know what Casu Marzu is, to enjoy or to avoid it!
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Sardinia: Outside Time and History
When spending a holiday in Italy, especially in summer time, we suggest including some days in Sardinia, an Island of stunning natural beauty, with regional parks and marine protected areas. People interested in excursions, geology, history, tradition, gastronomy or even simply wishing to relax at seaside, will find the ideal place to spend some time here.
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Como Lake (Lago di Como): ““I ask myself is this a dream?”
By a motorbike or through more sedate means, Como Lake is a dramatic place to visit, picturesque and exciting. Even VIPs and the jet set have been increasing their interest in the area recently, buying magnificent villas and houses facing the mirrors of lake water.
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Guzzi Motorbike: the Flight of the Eagle
Moto Guzzi, with its 84 years of history behind it, represents a legend in Italian motorcycling and a dream for many motorbike lovers. A member of motorcycling aristocracy, Guzzi’s symbol is the eagle, based on the insignia for the WWI Italian air corps. Continue reading "Guzzi Motorbike: the Flight of the Eagle"
CICERO No.7, Jul 2010 – Anno MMX, Vol. 1
CICERO No. 7 - Anno MMX Travel Newsletter of Italy
Luglio 2010 - Vol. 1
Dear Trips2Italy’s Friends,
At last … it is summer again! The sun shines on the Bel Paese and Italy shows itself in glory: The Tuscany hills are dramatic carpets of sunflowers; the Italian coastlines glitter with all the colours and nuances of the sea; and the land transforms itself into a palette of sensations.
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Rome: the Father of Methaphysical School
The Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome is hosting a great exhibition dedicated to the Italian artist and founder of metaphysical art movement: Giorgio De Chirico. Born of an Italian noble family in 1888 in Greece, he was educated in Munich where he was influenced by the philosopher Nietzsche.
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CICERO No.5/6, Jun 2010 – Anno MMX, Vol. 1
CICERO No. 5 / 6 - Anno MMX Travel newsletter of Italy
Maggio/Giugno 2010 - Vol 1
Dear Trips2Italy’s Friends,
Here we are with our monthly appointment, thanks to which I have the opportunity to talk you about my beloved Country.
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Ivrea: Oranges instead of Stones for the Miller’s Daughter
Ivrea is a small town, about 40 minutes north of Turin, Italy. It is usually a very quiet place, but once a year, during the exiting Orange Battle Carnival, it comes to life. The battle is an allegoric representation of a medieval insurrection dating back to 1194. Continue reading "Ivrea: Oranges instead of Stones for the Miller’s Daughter"