The "arrosticini" are one of the most traditional dishes of Abruzzo cuisine. These are meat skewers 15-20 cm long. composed of 1-2 cm cubes of meat. rigorously cooked on the grill.
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What meat are the original Abruzzo "arrosticini" made from?
Palazzo Te is a splendid Renaissance villa located in the southern area of the city of Mantua, in Lombardy. Built between 1524 and 1534 on commission from the Marquis of Mantua Feder
(...)What is the origin of its name ?
The Pollino National Park is the largest protected area in Italy.
(...)What is the name of this famous type of pine?
This is the name given to the picturesque village of TRIORA where one of the most famous witch trials was held in 1556.
(...)Where is located this charming village full of mystery and re-enactments ?
"CIAO" is the Italian national greeting, now also in common use internationally.
(...)In which Italian city did the inhabitants greet each other with "SCIAO" ?
Scilla is today a charming tourist site located on a promontory at the northern entrance to the << Stretto di Messina >>, in Calabrian territory. But the Scylla rock represented, in an
(...)Who was the divinity to whom the young nymph Scilla refused her favors ?
In the Province of Bergamo, (Lombardy), between the Adda and the Brembo rivers, stands the village, built at the end of the nineteenth century by a family of local entrepreneurs, with the aim to create an
What is the name of this very interesting village that you can visit accompanied by a Guide ?
Terracotta whistles are true small masterpieces of Apulian craftsmanship. They make a beautiful scene in many shops scattered throughout the Region and enchant with their bright colors and many different shapes that they can
(...)What is this Apulian village that also hosts the Civic Museum of the Terracotta Whistle ?
Among the many evocative Calabrian landscapes, not everyone knows that nature has shaped a spectacle capable of leaving anyone speechless.
(...)What is the name of this fascinating location?
