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Wondering if they celebrate Halloween in Italy? Halloween is a big deal in the United States. Youโve seen it in the movies - people decorate their houses, dress up their kids, host parties and perform trick or treating. But just how is it done in Europe - and does Italy celebrate Halloween? Letโs find out! [...]
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Off to Rome? You donโt need to speak italian, but it sure is fun if you can communicate with locals in italian! Itโs just so much more satisfying - and a simple โgrazieโ or โciaoโ goes a long way. Language apps like duolingo have become extremely popular due to their ease of use. For beginners, [...]
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When in Rome โ you simply must understand what is aperitivo in order to fully enjoy roman way of life! A welcome break from long hours trawling through museums or ruins, youโll spot this little evening tradition happening on terraces and sidewalks throughout the city. So just what is an aperitif? Find out more about [...]
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You could be forgiven for thinking that there are no trees in Rome. If you imagine the eternal city, youโll probably conjure up images of the Colosseum and the Roman Forum, bustling streets and roadside cafes. Weโre pretty sure that you wonโt be thinking much about trees! But youโd be wrong to think that Rome [...]
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Does it snow in Italy? Well, the answer is a very boring โthat dependsโ. You are probably better off asking the question โdoes it snow in northern Italy?โ - then the answer gets a resounding yes! Letโs check on the whens and wheres of the white stuff! How Often Does It Snow in Italy in [...]
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There is actually no official national animal of Italy. But, there is one that Italians from the north to the south would identify as their symbolic animal. Introducing the Grey Wolf, also known as the Apennine Wolf. Found in the northern mountain ranges of Italy, and also in neighbouring Switzerland, this animal has become the [...]
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It's time for the tough topic - The legal drinking age in Italy! A trip to Italy is - for many - all about the food and the drink! And whilst you don't really need to worry about whether pizza or carbonara is legal to consume, you will need to be aware of the drinking [...]
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The Trastevere area of Rome is one that very much has a local vibe. With great restaurants that extend beyond the standard tourist fayre and a less frantic atmosphere, Trastevere is perfect if you want to explore local cuisine. There are some tourist traps, however! Letโs explore this vibrant area together and discover the best [...]
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Rome wakes up from itโs post Christmas slumber with a series of Rome New Year's Eve events! Tourists and locals alike can join together to celebrate the New Year in Rome. Weโve put together this handy guide to help you plan just which events you want to attend. Letโs explore this magical time together. New [...]
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Looking for the best carbonara in Rome? If you are anything like us you will be a carbonara fan. This delicious creamy pasta is a firm favourite amongst adults and kids alike. Usually made with traditional pasta, eggs and topped off with pork cheek, you can now get gluten free, dairy free and even halal [...]
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