Discover the lesser known and the many unknown architectural and historical treasures of this nearly three-thousand-year- old city. Experience breathtaking views while kayaking around Naples Bay. Refresh yourself in a hilltop urban vineyard. Inspired by “Napoli insolita e segreta” by Valerio Ceva Grimaldi, texts by Maria Franchini and photos by Fernando Pisacane.
History Traditions Museums Culture Food Wine and Ale © Carol M. Highsmith Reprinted from the Commoner San Antonio is a city of great depth and character – a welcome place for locals and visitors, alike. With so many places to visit, both within the city limits and beyond, it is hard to know where to start. … Continue reading The Rich Character of San Antonio Texas
Naples Italy Food Traditions Gelateria della Scimmia is a Neapolitan Tradition dating from the 1930s. Named for the proprietor’s monkey who was rather fond of ice cream, the establishment has been at the same location in Piazza Carita’ from the very beginning. A Gelato Artigianale whose processes and standards have remained unchanged over nearly ninety years except for the… Continue reading Experience Artisanal Gelato in Naples
Atlanta was established in 1837 at the intersection of two railroad lines; the city rose from the ashes of the Civil War to become a national center of commerce and international prominence following the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.
Atlanta is the Primary Rail Highway and Air Transport Hub of the American South
An Excursion in the heart of Valle d’Itria, along typical country roads among vineyards, olive groves, rows of oaks, arable land, family gardens, woods and orchards, cared for with dedication by the expert hands of local farmers. Explore Contrada Figazzano, a delightful trulli village, and learn about the dry stone walls, the history of the… Continue reading Walking Itinerary in the Itria Valley of Apulia
legends traditions and culinary experiences for lovers of strongly flavored cheese The Story in 1820, the Marquise Busca Arconati Visconti, born Serbelloni, instructs her governess Ginevra to invite the most famous food tasters from the major European courts to experience a cheese bearing the name of the village of Gorgonzola in Lombardy where it was… Continue reading Gorgonzola: A Poor People’s Cheese Served at a Banquet for Nobles
Travel Services and Experiential TourismExperiences designed around multiple interests that ensure unique emotions; the traveler participates alongside local cooks, artists, craftsmen, and expert tour guides.
history and culture of the territory hills landscapes photography trekking and local cuisine The Story Alarm! From the Tower of Vedetta of St. Margherita Ligure, your local expert guide Silvia has just caught sight of Corsican pirates! The bell starts to ring with sinister tolls. Quickly! We must run to the hills and find refuge… Continue reading An Encounter with Pirates in Portofino Italy
Preserving and Divulging American Cultural Heritage Texas Trails Cowboys Cowgirls Entrepreneurship Public Art Wineries and Vintage Railroads in Austin, San Antonio, Texas Hill Country, Fort Worth, Grapevine and Dallas. Mississippi River Trails New Orleans architecture and creative culture Memphis Tennessee Blues Rock ’n’ Roll BBQ Pork Capital Cotton Graceland National Civil Rights Museum and the Quad Cities of Davenport and Bettendorf… Continue reading Ten American Travel Itineraries
Romans Greeks Sannio Irpinia DOCG DOC IGT Aglianico Greco Falanghina Falerno Fiano The Romans favored the vineyards along the coast north of Naples where Falernian, the most treasured wine of the empire, was grown. They also praised the wines of volcanic Vesuvius and the wooded hills of Avellino. The Greeks Introduced Vines Which Still Stand… Continue reading Wines and Vineyards in Naples and Campania Region
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