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Montalcino: land of wine, art and culture

January 18, 2018

Thinking of Montalcino the thought goes immediately to a great glass of Brunello. The noble wine is just one of the wonders that this untouched medieval village offers to those who decide to walk thtrough its narrow streets breathing its history, art…

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Sammezzano Castle: a gem to be saved

December 13, 2017

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A marvel nestled in the green Tuscan hills. Exactly in Leccio, near Florence. So we could define the Sammezzano Castle, residence in the centuries of some of the most important Florentine families: Gualtierotti, Altoviti, and even Medici. It was…

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Comics and traditions: Sergio Bonelli Editore

November 14, 2017

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For Italian comics lovers there's a name etched in history and tradition: Sergio Bonelli Editore. A publishing house established in the 40s that, throughout its long history, has created a lot of comic strip characters and stories that have accompanied many…

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Uffizi Gallery and its hidden anecdotes

October 30, 2017

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A journey into the heart of the Renaissance, that's what tourists find out visiting Uffizi Gallery. A 16th-century building located in the historical centre of Florence which hosts some of the most important masterpieces of the history of our Country,…

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Fabiola Gianotti: an Italian woman at the head of CERN

September 10, 2017

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"Pizza, mafia and mandolin": this is the stereotype mostly used to talk about Italy. Fortunately there are some figures that elevate, upgrade and give a different tone to our country, our beloved Italy: among these there is certainly Fabiola…

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10 things to know about Dante Alighieri

July 18, 2017

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Almost all Italians have read his masterpiece, some students have appreciated it, others instead hate him. Dante Alighieri is still a central figure in Italian literature along with his famous writing, the "Divine Comedy". We know almost everything about this…

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The historical centre of Siena and the engraved stones

June 19, 2017

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The historical centre of Siena is simply wonderful. Here time seems to have stopped at the 13th century: people's faces have changed, but the artistic and architectural essence of the city remains the same. UNESCO, when included it…

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Elisabetta Rogai: the artist who paints with wine

May 10, 2017

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"Great wine is an evolving artwork, never fixed". These are the words of Emile Peynaud, considered the godfather of modern enology. The concept that intersect wine and art is the basis of the works of Elisabetta Rogai, the…

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Val d’Orcia: a charming piece of Tuscany

April 29, 2017

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Via Francigena splits in two Val d'Orcia and the river that names the valley. It's on the edge between San Quirico d'Orcia and Castiglione, and to be exact at Bagno Vignoni, that the pilgrim trail and the river…

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The Brunello Cucinelli’s humanistic capitalism

March 12, 2017

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Contraction in consumption, frenetic way of working, goals to be achieved. This is the modern entrepreneurship, a sector which is more and more becoming numbers, tables and rates, but less and less humanity, kindness and interpersonal relations. But…

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