Peggy Guggenheim Collection Venice: everything you need to know to best visit it
Peggy Guggenheim collection is a fundamental stop for anyone visiting Venice. Located in Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, a beautiful residence overlooking the Grand Canal, this palace was the private home of Peggy Guggenheim from 1949 to 1979, becoming a museum in the 1980s. Today it represents one of the most important museums in Italy for European and...
ITALY IN SPACE - From the San Marco Project to the programs of today
When: Tuesday, December 12 · 5:30 - 8pm EST - Where: Consolato Generale d'Italia a Boston, 600 Atlantic Ave Boston, MA 02210 United States Seminar on the Italian space activities since their birth but with a glance to the future and to the perspectives of “Space economy”. The Science Counselor Prof. Paolo Gaudenzi, with the help of major Italian ex...
Event on Space Exploration – Quo vadimus?
This year, once again, we commemorate a significant occasion established by MAECI in honor of the launch of Italy’s first satellite, the “San Marco 1”, on December 15th, 1964. This date marked Italy’s ascent as the third country globally to venture beyond Earth’s atmosphere. On December 15th, the Consulate General of Italy in Houston and the Space...
Salvatore Vetri, retired jeweler and father figure to Philadelphia restaurant community, has died at 87
Salvatore Vetri, 87, a retired business owner and real estate broker, and father figure to the Philadelphia restaurant community, died unexpectedly Wednesday at his home on Rittenhouse Square of natural causes, his family said. Mr. Vetri — Sal or Salvy to everyone — was the father of Risa Vetri Ferman, a Montgomery County Common Pleas Court judge a...
Guardians of Tradition: Exploring the World's Oldest Military Academy in Modena
Welcome to 17th-century Italy! Let’s dive into a temporal leap that takes us back to 1678 when the Royal Academy opened its doors. Since then, it has shaped generations of military leaders, contributing to the history of Italy. Over the years, the academy has emerged as a milestone in global military education. As a lover of Italian culture and tra...
Romantic weekend getaways: Lovere and Lake Iseo, what not to miss
City life, you know, offers a lot, but a sweet escape on the weekend è what you need to be able to recharge your energy. Lovers of the nature, of the borges, of the slow tourism that live in the cityà, this post è for you: today we suggest a location full of charm, a a few km from Bergamo, Brescia, but also from Milan. We are in Lovere, a village n...
Where to Enjoy the Iconic Muffuletta Sandwich in New Orleans
The Muffuletta, born in New Orleans, is a massive sandwich overstuffed with simple ingredients, but it will forever deliver a big flavor. It is prepared on a 9-inch round Italian loaf of sesame bread, typically made fresh from one of two local bakeries. The sandwich is layered with marinated olive salad and piled high with thinly sliced Italian mea...
Agira, the new “Borgo più Bello d'Italia”
Its central location places Agira at the heart of Sicilian culture and history, making it easily accessible from various parts of the island. Recently honored as one of Italy’s Borghi più Belli d’Italia, “Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages” Agira, with its rich heritage and picturesque surroundings, is a great destination for all those interested in...
Stellato joins Italian American Sports Hall of Fame
Some people call him Jerry Maguire. Others, the Italian Stallion. He’s a sports agent, father, husband, former professional athlete, and, now, a member of the National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame. Marblehead’s Sean Stellato, President of SES Sports, was inducted unanimously. The prized NFL agent joins the ranks of sports icons Dan Marino,...
Pigging Out on Italy's Cured Meats: A Salumi Encyclopedia From Tip to Toe
Deli meats move aside. Italy’s cured meats, known as salumi, are certainly not to be equated with generic cold cuts like baloney and sad sack lunches: these salty slices are a cornerstone of the Italian food pyramid, whether stuffed in a panino (or schiacciata if you’re in Tuscany), layered atop regional fried doughs, or served in the smorgasbord t...
Cavaretta’s in Canoga Park, what, you’ve never been to the Italian deli?
So, here’s a 64-year-old guy, Paul Nunneri, who has owned one of the most popular Italian delis in the San Fernando Valley for 40 years — Cavaretta’s over in Canoga Park — and he hasn’t put on more than 10 pounds since high school. If I owned the place, I’d be Jabba the Hutt by now. Between his mother’s cannoli, his homemade meatballs, and his Ital...
7 days in Piedmont: a slow journey through art, landscapes and flavours
A journey through the sweetness of the hills and the majesty of the mountains, passing through the enchanting scenery of the lakes, the cultural attractions of the historic cities and the irresistible flavors of typical products: our journey of 7 days in Piedmont runs through the wonderful places of a fascinating, varied and complex region. 7 stag...