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Dream of Italy Travel Blog
http://www.dreamofitalytravelblog.com
This is the blog for the award-winning subscription travel newsletter Dream of Italy. We cover all aspects of authentic travel to Italy from Rome restaurants to villa rentals in Tuscany. Check back often!
- Added on: May 3rd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: dreamofitaly
- Listed in: Destinations
- Tags: italy travel tuscany travel italy hotels venice travel rome travel italy villa rentals
Recent Posts
Ardesco.com: Authentic Italian Cooking
Enroll now in Ardesco.com's online cooking class to learn the secrets of preparing authentic Italian meals.Enrollment will give you access to 8+ regional, authentic Italian meals delivered every month for 12 months - over 100 recipes! Each recipe wil...
What to Eat for An Italian Christmas Eve Dinner
Hard to believe Christmas Eve is just around the corner. Thinking about celebrating it in Italian style? Then get ready to visit your favorite fishmonger, you will be making at least seven seafood courses!That's because Italians celebrate the Feast o...
Rail Travel Between Milan and Rome Speeds Up
Last year, Associated Press Business Writer Colleen Barr sat aboard Eurostar Italia AV 9427 on its way from Milan to Rome and marveled at the recent high-speed train improvements. Reaching a maximum velocity of 186 mph, Italian Railway’s new Red Ar...
Win Great Travel Prizes on the Travel Bloggers\' Caravan
Win Cool Travel Prizes at the blog below on Saturday!Today's stop on the Travel Bloggers' Caravan is: EllenBarone.com. Visit the blog and comment on today's post for a chance to win a day pack from First Ascent, a new extreme adventure line of gear a...
Christmas Events in Tuscany
Our friend Pamela Sheldon Johns writes about her experiences celebrating the holidays in Tuscany in our free Christmas in Italy guide. For those traveling to Toscana this holiday season, she highlights some special holiday events in and around Montep...
Two Winter Fests in Puglia
The town of Tricase, almost at the tip of the Italian heel in Puglia, is often called “The Bethlehem of Italy.” That's because it hosts a living nativity or Il Presepe Vivente di Tricase. Supported entirely by volunteers from civic groups and sch...
