History
How 10 women from Le Marche won the right to vote in 1906
Did you know that the first women to get the right to vote in Europe were 10 brave teachers from Le Marche? Only Finland had recognized the universal suffrage at Read more
Recipes
I cremini di Mamma Graziella
Crema is custard in English, and cremini can be translated as “fried custard”. Nononono don’t leave this post just yet, I haven’t turned crazy! This is really something that we Read more
Arts & Crafts
The precious art of majolica with Linda
We always tell you how precious the arts & crafts tradition is in our region, but it can never be fully understood unless you experience it in person, especially during Read more
Famous Characters
A love story with a happy ending in Cagli
Astoundingly enough, we discovered a happy ending love story in Le Marche’s history! Do you remember the past ones we talked about for our yearly S.Valentine’s post? They were all Read more
Hikes & Walks
A path dedicated to the black crab
Getting children excited for a walk is not always an easy task. You can forget about it without a WOW element. Of course the path shouldn’t be too long, not Read more
Events
Looking down and remembering the Holocaust in Pesaro
“Who has just thrown paper and newspapers on the floor here?” Asked fellow blogger Isabelle as she strolled through the cozy coastal town of Pesaro on the occasion of the Read more