If you’re looking for an interesting stop on your journey between Bologna and Milan, consider a visit to the Nonantola Abbey. Nonantola Abbey got its name from a prominent historical figure in the Middle Ages. Also, the cleverly displayed works of art, such as the painting of St. Francis of Assisi, certainly convey to visitors…
Last night, we spent the evening at the Luciano Pavarotti Municipal Theatre in Modena, Italy to watch an opera. Opera ia a big part of Italian culture and in some area is incredibly popular. Modena has a long tradition of opera singers and performance. The Theatre opened in 1841. The Ducal Architect, Vincenzo Vandelli, designed this…
My family has a Villa for Sale in Italy and has asked me to post this here. Could this be your new “Under the Tuscan Sun” project? Well, its not Tuscany, but very close! Our charming villa has been in my family for generations. Additionally, following a lengthy probate process, (Its a long one in…
Ever wonder how and where farmers make Parmesan cheese? To be sure, locals know it as “Parmigiano Reggiano,” and it doesn’t come from the supermarket! The History of Parmesan Cheese Artisans from Northern Italy have been making Parmesan cheese since the middle ages. Interestingly, the Parmigiano Reggiano we have today is very much the same…
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