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The Pleasures of Piemonte
The Pleasures of Piemonte

Tucked into the northwest corner of Italy, Piemonte is one of the most prosperous and less visited regions in Italy.

Tucked into the northwest corner of Italy, Piemonte is one of the most prosperous and less visited regions in Italy. Castle-topped hill towns will delight you with stunning view of farms, fields and vineyards and the magnificent mountains.

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Pis del Pesio, Hiking in the Maritime Alps.

I have always loved the mountains and I remember my first train ride to Piemonte fondly as the train chugged its way through the Maritime Alps from the city of Ventimiglia to the town of Fossano in the region of Piedmont.

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Too Much Pasta? Impossible

Buongiorno amici! It is time for a new recipe and a short video clip. I’ve been working a bit on my video skills, and while I’m certainly not a professional film maker yet, (ha-ha) the bar has been raised

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Vieste…cruising down the Gargano Peninsula 

September 13, 2016September 12, 2020 / Lisa's Dolce Italia / 4 Comments

This is not Piemonte..I am on the road as our fall tour season kicks into full swing.   The heat of summer is starting to subside and happily for me, many North Americans head to Italy for a holiday.  I have been leading tours for Rick Steves Europe for nearly 18 years now and still … Continue reading Vieste…cruising down the Gargano Peninsula 

Going to the Chapel

September 6, 2016September 12, 2020 / Lisa's Dolce Italia / 2 Comments

One of our neighbor's sons, just got married.  I asked if I could write about going to the chapel, aka, the wedding and the answer was Si!  Weddings are a fun and interesting way to get a glimpse into any culture. This wedding in particular was great mix of old traditions and modern trends. Francesco … Continue reading Going to the Chapel

Ups and downs…

August 25, 2016September 12, 2020 / Lisa's Dolce Italia / Leave a comment

Life is never simple and tragedy can strike in a moment.  Yesterday, August 24th 2016, a major earthquake struck Central Italy and for thousands of people, life as they knew it changed. I live up in the Northwest corner of the country, far from the quake, however, my very good friend and neighbor is from … Continue reading Ups and downs…

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