Discover · Experiences
Things you do rather than see. Everything here is example material — the people who run them are meant to publish their own pages.
Emilia-Romagna · and every kitchen with a spare chair
Fresh egg pasta is cut by hand, with a knife, on a wooden board — the way it is taught at home rather than in a restaurant. A cooking class is usually a family kitchen with one extra stool at the table.
Elba · the Tuscan archipelago
Sailing here is a matter of reading the afternoon wind: an anchor bay before lunch, a swim, and a harbour by evening. The islands are close enough that you can change your mind.
Amalfi coast · Apennines · Alps
The Path of the Gods runs high above Amalfi; the Via Francigena crosses the whole country on foot. Italy is walkable in a way that surprises people who only know its cities.
Murano · Carrara · a side street near you
Murano blows glass and Carrara cuts marble, but the everyday version is a potter's wheel in a side street, where you can spend an afternoon and take home something slightly crooked.
A village feast, southern Italy
The feast is the real clock of the Italian year: lights across the street, a saint carried through the square, tables out until late. A sagra is the same thing organised around one ingredient.
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