Drinking water in Italy
Drinking water in Italy is cool, safe and readily available everywhere. Best place to try it is a public fountain.
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What If Italy Lost Its Beauty?
Guest post by Sarah Marder, creator, producer, reporter and co-director of a film about sustainable tourism called ‘The Genius of a Place’.
Italian NotesAbbey of San Galgano
See the sword in a stone and the church without a roof on a visit to the Abbey of San Galgano in Tuscany
Italian Notes
Italian Notes
Abbey of San Galgano
See the sword in a stone and the church without a roof on a visit to the Abbey of San Galgano in Tuscany
The Spanish mill in Orbetello
I’ve always been fascinated by the wind mills of Consuegra in Spain, so I was more than pleased to see their distant cousin off the south coast of Tuscan.
