15 Best Food Cities in Italy: Where To Eat What
Choosing the best food cities in Italy really depends on where you are and what you like to eat! Here are some iconic foods to consider.
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Sant’Agata Feltria: On The Trail of The Italian White Truffle Festival
Summary: Sant’Agata Feltria is a medieval village in Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, roughly 45 kilometers from Rimini. Nicknamed “The City of Truffles,” the village hosts the National White Truffle Fair every Sunday throughout October and on the first Sunday in November. Despite navigating winding mountain roads and heavy rain, we explored the bustling cobblestone streets lined…
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Guide to the Emilia Romagna Region: What To See, Do and EAT
Emilia Romagna is an unbeatable destination. This guide to the Emilia Romagna region offers tips on what to see, do, and eat during your visit.
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Exploring the Prosecco Wine Road in Veneto
If you love Prosecco, you’ll want to explore the 50-mile Prosecco Wine Road (La Strada del Prosecco) in the Veneto region of Italy.
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Discovering Wine & History at Montepulciano’s Talosa Winery
The historic Talosa Winery is centrally located in Montepulciano, in southern Tuscany. It’s an ideal destination for wine tourists interested in history and wine..
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The Legal Drinking Age in France: 2026
The legal drinking age in France for both purchase and consumption of alcohol is 18 years of age with one exception. Here are the rules and customs to know before you go.
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Historic City of Jerez Honored as Spain’s Gastronomic Capital 2026
Contributor Jackie Sheckler Finch visits the historic city of Jerez, Spain (in the province of Cadiz) and discovers how it garnered the title of Spain’s Gastronomic Capital.
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Frasca Wine: Partners Aim To Produce The Best Expression of Nizza
The Frasca La Guaragna Winery in Piedmont hopes to realize the untapped potential of the Nizza Monferrato territory.
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Wine Tourism: An Elegant Solution For Overtourism?
Wine tourism is much more than just learning about and tasting wines. At its best, it entails visiting a wine region and immersing oneself in the culture, history, customs, traditions, and tastes of the destination. Clearly, this type of travel might help alleviate the complex problem of overtourism faced by many cities around the world….
