You’d Never Guess Some Of The Best Italian Food In Michigan Is Hiding In This 80-Year-Old Building
The Great Lake State may be well known for Cornish pasties, Coney Island dogs, and freshly caught fish. But sometimes you just want to have a comforting plate of spaghetti or a slice of pizza. To satisfy your craving, head to this Italian restaurant in Indian River, Michigan that’s housed inside a building that is more than 80-years-old. Vivio's It...
From table... to bed: the relationship between wine and health, and wine and sexuality
The relationship between wine and health, and the implications linked to cardiovascular diseases, are increasingly at the centre of Community policies, which have for some time now placed alcohol in their sights, arriving to propose, like that by now famous case of Ireland, to put a health warning on the label notifying the health risks associated...
An oasis of italianità
The cover of Fra Noi reads “Embrace your inner Italian”: words that inspire us to explore every aspect of our heritage and community. In my case, the catchy phrase opened the door to the Italian Cultural Center at Casa Italia. An oasis of italianità in Stone Park, the center is home to a hardy band of volunteers who truly live this calling. I paid...
Discover Puglia, the complete guide
From Gargano to Salento passing through Bari, Taranto, the tremiti islands, fishing villages and coves dream, rediscovering the imperial history of Frederick II and the vestiges of Magna Grecia Puglia is a region that offers one of the most engaging experiences, from cultural attractions to natural beauty to the renowned local cuisine and tradition...
Una Pizza Napoletana
Anthony Mangieri is pizza royalty. For nearly 30 years, the master pizzaiolo has been turning out pies that flirt with perfection at Una Pizza Napoletana, his nomadic restaurant whose roots stretch back to New Jersey. These days you can find him on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, where crowds grapple for a seat inside his Jordana Maisie–designed parlo...
1 Euro Houses Have Turned These 10 Italian Villages Into Popular Hotspots
Chances are you’ve seen the stories promising that you can move to Italy, live la Dolce Vita, and get paid to do it. Thanks to incentivized moves, ex-pats have been reviving depopulated villages across Italy, living amid sheep-grazing fields, olive groves, and charming hamlets. Whether lured by the promise of cheap rentals, not paying property taxe...
Undo's Upper Ohio Valley Italian Festival honors several at dinner
Although the Undo's Upper Ohio Valley Italian Festival is in July, on Wednesday night, it was about recognizing this year's Italian-American of the Year and some bright young minds in the Ohio Valley. It was announced in February that Tom Fato was this year's Italian-American of the Year; an honor that for Fato, started when he was a kid growing up...
Ciccio Sultano and the Taste of Sicily's Centuries of Domination
Just open a map, Sicily is the heart of the Mediterranean–geographically and, for centuries, politically too. The sea that now divides Europe from Africa and the Middle East, a frontier between states, a natural as well as a cultural boundary to be defended, has been a point of conjunction since a good 6,000 years before Christ. Cradle of the civil...
A Charming Italian Trattoria Debuts in Dorchester
Stefano Quaresima and Tsedenia Kiros had been searching for a restaurant space to call their own for years. So when the former site of popular breakfast spot Dot 2 Dot (and, more recently, Italian cafe Zia Gianna) became available at 1739 Dorchester Avenue, the married couple saw their opportunity. “I decided to bet everything on it, and try my cha...
Italian curiosities: Rome's love-hate relationship with sampietrini
With sampietrini, there are no half-measures: either you love them or you hate them. And if you have been to Rome, you definitely know why. They are beautiful to look at, and so incredibly characteristic of our beloved capital, but god forbid you have to walk on them on a rainy day: the risk of slipping and breaking your neck is real! Sampietrini,...
Italian company Maire wins green ammonia plant contract in the US
Maire Tecnimont has won a contract to construct a green ammonia plant in the US. The Italian power and energy focused construction company will build the project on behalf of an unnamed fertiliser producer. Maire Tecnimont subsidiary NextChem Holding received the contract through fellow subsidiary Stamicarbon. It will build the plant using the latt...
10 best farm stays in Apulia you can’t miss in 2023
Nowadays, the farm stays in Apulia represent a cornerstone for tourism in this magnificent region, attracting every year the attention of thousands of tourists who wish to experience a new, unique travel experience, discovering beautiful places to visit and delicious food to eat. The farm stays in Apulia are the ideal places for those looking for a...