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1. When will Italy let tourists in? Italy has been relaxing its lockdown rules gradually since the 4th of May. In the first phase Italian residents were allowed to travel outside their province – but still needed to carry a written explanation of where they were...
About the Author: Betty Zacharias is a friend of Adagio Travel who graciously offered to share her story about her family’s custom tour to Tuscany, Italy in June 2019. We are a family of ten: five adults and five teenagers. Our ages range from 12 to 70....
A custom tour through Adagio Travel allowed Joanne to see Italy through a fresh new lens. Do you have a specific dream for your next adventure?
Sometimes, when we think of Italian food, the heavy, thick, rich “US version” comes to mind. Often enough, this is simply the most basic Italian cuisine, as many of us aren’t familiar with the bounty of other dishes that come from the 20 — yes...
On June 24, Florence celebrates the feast day for its patron saint, St. John the Baptist, considered the “symbol of moral rectitude and political correctness.” Medieval Florence aspired to build its economic fortune and good government of the Republic based (at least in part) upon...
This point in the summer finds me searching for good TV entertainment. I ran across Da Vinci’s Demons, a very engaging if fantastical look at the genius as a young man struggling against multiple obstacles in 15th century Florence. You might love or hate the...
Off the beaten path Tuscany – from Carrara’s quarries to helicopters over the Tuscan hills
Simple, fresh ingredients create the signature taste you know as Tuscany.
Cooking class in Florence is a great addition to your time in the beautiful Italian city.
Chocolate tasting in Florence; fabulous bean to bar chocolate in Tuscany Italy