Do you remember our walk in San Severino Marche Basso ? We mentioned in our article that there was also a San Severino Marche Alto [basso – lower and alto -upper]! The small hill called Monte Nero, not far from the river Potenza was where the ancient inhabitants of the Read more…
The Arcevia art route “En plein air” is not just for adults; it is also great to do with children, as it is an exciting journey of discovery in and around Arcevia. Fellow blogger Isabelle recently explored it by car and on foot. Conceived in 2021 and designed by Chiara Read more…
This time Isabelle chose a tour of the town of Cerreto d’Esi during the FAI autumn days. This is her post about it: We regularly drive past it to go to Matelica or further south, but it has been years since I stopped there. Even though the first view of Read more…
I have never given a credit to Italian markets until I started talking to some German friends… oh my, how much they love them! And frankly, I could never understand why! So let’s hear what Elke has to share with us on this matter: I’m all ears! In Italy I Read more…
Leopardi and L’Infinito The well-known romantic poet Giacomo Leopardi (1798-1837) died at the age of only 39 and suffered from a lack of money throughout his life. He was sickly and felt restricted in his parents’ home and the Catholic province. In one of his most famous poems, L’infinito, he Read more…
Never tell Mamma Graziella something that can rouse her interest, because she would immediately want to go and visit it! That’s what happened with the Big Bench of Genga! A friend of mine told me about the beautiful project called Big Benches Community Project, and there she is… climbing on Read more…