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Bordering on Tuscany and right above Rome is the lesser-known and lesser-traveled region of Umbria. Here you’ll find some of the most delightfully undervalued Italian wines. It is a region of lush rolling hills, hilltop...

Marche, or Le Marche, is a region that lies in the central east part of the Italian peninsula, with its eastern part by the Adriatic Sea; Tuscany and Umbria on the west, Emilia Romagna and...

Crossing the Po River, leaving Lombardia, we enter the heart of Pianura Padana, the widest Italian plateau. This is land of fertile soil, rightly considered the vegetable garden of Italy, and this is where most...

We are visiting Veneto again, in the Italian northeast. The Veneto is the 8th largest wine producing region among the twenty regions in the country, with the 3rd highest GDP, just below Lombardia and Lazio....

Sicilia, or Sicily, has always been a fascinating region to visit with its rich and complex history. From ancient times this island has been the playground of different people and cultures. Its history is that...