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Music and Opera Festivals in Italy – 2019

March 28, 2019 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Aida in Verona

Famous Italian Music and Opera Festivals at Spectacular Venues: Maggio Musicale Fiorentino – Florence (Season: May – June 2019) Where better to enjoy an evening of opera than in Florence, the birthplace of opera. The Maggio Musicale Fiorentino is a treat for music and opera lovers to enjoy international quality performances. Maggio Musicale Fiorentino is […]

Filed Under: News & Events Tagged With: italian opera festivals, music and opera festivals, puccini festival, san carlo opera festival, verona opera festival

Bologna Festival 2019 – Bologna

March 24, 2019 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Bologna Classical Concert

BOLOGNA FESTIVAL – AN ANNUAL CLASSICAL MUSIC FESTIVAL IN BOLOGNA: Bologna hosts quite a number of music festivals throughout the year and one of its significant  classical music festivals is the Bologna Festival. This Festival offers a selection of concerts that highlight the diversity of classical music in this city and the depth of the […]

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Ferrari Museum, Maranello: Secret and Unique

June 13, 2018 By Tony Page Leave a Comment

Museo Ferrari Maranello

A glimpse of some of Ferrari’s most exclusive and secret cars A glimpse of some of Ferrari’s most exclusive and secret cars, Eric Clapton’s was a one-off and another had a production run of just TWO! The Cars SP12EC (2012) : The “EC” stands for guitar maestro Eric Clapton, who ordered this car and loves […]

Filed Under: Sightseeing Tagged With: barchetta, Eric Clapton, Europe, F150 Laboratorio, ferrari, FXX K, Italy, LaFerrari, maranello, Sergio Pininfarina, travel

Palermo Sizzles with Culture, Art, History and Gastronomy

March 30, 2018 By Sarah Humphreys 4 Comments

Verdi's bust in front of the Palermo Opera House

Palermo is the Italian Capital of Culture for 2018: Founded by the Phoenicians, once belonging to the Roman and Byzantine Empires, ruled by the Arabs, the Normans and the Spanish, capital of the Kingdom of Sicily and the Holy Roman Empire for a short time, Palermo has a real mosaic of history. Today the city […]

Filed Under: Destinations Tagged With: culture capital 2018, Palermo, palermo attractions, Sicily

Teatro Olimpico – A Palladian Masterpiece

February 21, 2018 By Helen Page 1 Comment

Teatro Olimpico, Vicenza

Palladio’s Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza is nothing short of spectacular: Palladio’s Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza is a masterpiece! Imagine a Roman style amphitheatre that’s been transplanted indoors, a Roman theatre stage with a Porta regia (triumphal arch) and trompe l’oeil street views that give the illusion of looking down the streets of a city from […]

Filed Under: Sightseeing Tagged With: andrea palladio, renaissance theatre, scamozzi, teatro olimpico, vicenza roman theatre

Carnival Time in Viareggio!

February 14, 2018 By Sarah Humphreys Leave a Comment

Italian Masterchef Judge Antonino Cannavacciuolo features in this year's parade

A thought-provoking spectacle of colour, irreverence, satire and entertainment: “Rifiuti da Incubo” which roughly translates as “Nightmare Waste” is supposed to be a comment on the laws that force restaurants to throw away excess food and the taxes and bureaucracy which prevent chefs from being truly creative (photo: Fondazione Carnevale Viareggio) The theatrical splendour of […]

Filed Under: Sightseeing Tagged With: Carnival, Fat Tuesday, Italy, Martedi Grasso, Shrove Tuesday, Viareggio Carnival

Museo Lamborghini: Home of the Charging Bull

February 11, 2018 By Tony Page Leave a Comment

Lamborghini Miura Concept, 2006

You know you want one, here you can dream: “More than a Museum – an Experience” MUSEO LAMBORGHINI To understand the passion and magic behind the Lamborghini brand, a visit to the Museo Lamborghini is a must-do in Bologna.  The Lamborghini Museum is home to a lot more than the Miura, the cars are works […]

Filed Under: Sightseeing Tagged With: bologna, italian fast cars, Italy, Lamborghini, Lamborghini Museum

Mole Antonelliana – Turin’s Temple of Cinema

December 1, 2017 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Mole Antonelliana Turin

Camera, Lights, Action at Turin’s Mole Antonelliana: A mole in Italian is something of monumental proportions. That’s exactly what the Mole Antonelliana in Turin is. This Turin architectural landmark is home to the Museo Nazionale del Cinema, Turin’s National Cinema Museum. At a soaring height of 167.5 metres, it claims to be the tallest museum […]

Filed Under: Sightseeing Tagged With: cinema history, mole antonelliana, museo nazionale del cinema, turin museum, turin national cinema museum

Milan Cathedral – The Most Iconic Milan Landmark

November 16, 2017 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Milan Cathedral

Milan Cathedral is grand and imposing, an architectural marvel: Milan Cathedral – “So grand, so solemn, so vast! And yet so delicate, so airy, so graceful…”  That was how Mark Twain described the Duomo in his travel book “Innocents Abroad”.  The cathedral (Duomo di Milano) is one of the top attractions of Milan city. If you […]

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Coming Face to Face with Egyptian Mummies, Sphinxes and Pharaohs in Turin

November 15, 2017 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Egyptian Museum, Turin

Turin’s Egyptian Museum collection of Ancient Egyptian Artefacts is Impressive: The Egyptian Museum in Turin (Museo Egizio) is located just a few metres from our Piazza Carignano apartment. We walk past the museum everyday, not realizing that contained within the walls of the building is a huge collection of ancient Egyptian treasures. It is in […]

Filed Under: Sightseeing Tagged With: egyptian antiquities, egyptian artefacts, egyptian museum, museo egizio, Torino, Turin, turin museum

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