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Jews, Shepherds, and Soldiers: Origins of Iconic Roman Food

Posted on March 22nd 2023 in ITALY  

It’s pretty common knowledge that Italy’s superb cuisine is essentially peasant food, springing from poverty and the resourcefulness of females in their rudimentary kitchens. It might surprise you...
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Unusual Rome: Obscure but Jaw-Dropping Treasures

Posted on March 14th 2023 in Tour  

In this post, we’re going on a fun romp through some of Rome’s more obscure tourist sights. If you’ve been to Rome before or if you’re simply the sort that enjoys the uncommon, these ideas cou...
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Carnevale in Venice: More Than Masks and Debauchery

Posted on February 18th 2023 in ITALY  

Despite being associated with indulgence and abandon, Carnevale is a Christian festival. Taking place during the period before Lent, Carnevale is a time of feasting and revelry, a sort of spiritual ...
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Did the Ancient Romans Descend from a Trojan Refugee?

Posted on January 30th 2023 in ITALY  

Una faccia, una razza. You will hear this expression — which means “One face, one race” — uttered today by both Italians and Greeks. Although its origins are uncertain, the saying reflects not...
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Why is Rome called “The Eternal City”?

Posted on January 22nd 2023 in ITALY  

It’s enough to set foot in Rome to know why it’s called The Eternal City. Even if you knew nothing of Rome’s epic past, it would be enough to gaze upon it to know that something remarkable took ...
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Epiphany & Befana: Italian Traditions to Close the Holidays

Posted on January 3rd 2023 in ITALY  

January 6 marks the end of the holiday season in Italy, commemorating the day on which the Three Wise Men arrived in Bethlehem to present their famous gifts to baby Jesus. The lively, month-long c...
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Kooky New Year’s Traditions in Italy

Posted on December 30th 2022 in ITALY  

In Italy, where social customs and culinary culture go back thousands of years to Ancient Roman times, tradition and food are still woven together in an opulent tapestry that is never more promine...
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Italian Christmas Traditions that Might Surprise You

Posted on December 23rd 2022 in ITALY  

As you can probably imagine, the Christmas holidays are a big deal in Italy, where the confluence of its rich culinary culture and longstanding religious traditions creates a festive season that is tr...
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Jews, Shepherds, and Soldiers: Origins of Iconic Roman Food

March 22nd 2023

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Carnevale in Venice: More Than Masks and Debauchery

February 18th 2023

Did the Ancient Romans Descend from a Trojan Refugee?

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Why is Rome called “The Eternal City”?

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