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September 2003 Archives

via departs for Italy

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Next Tuesday October 7, Lori and I will depart for Italy. We will be reviewing our current collection of vacation homes and researching new properties for the future.


Cernobbio

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Cernobbio is a charming village on the south western coast of Lago di Como. It has always been known as the home of Villa d'Este until now....


Trains in Italy

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When considering a vacation rental our clients may ask, "Where is the nearest train station?"


Lombardy (Lombardia)

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Milan (Milano) is the regional capital of Lombardy (Lombardia). This region of Italy ranks fourth in size (23,861 square kilometers) and first in population (9,050,000).


Culatello di Zibello

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Emilia-Romagna's Culatello di Zibello, Italy's Po Valley ham, is a boneless wedge from the upper haunch of the pig,


Fox Town

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While visiting Milan or Lago di Como, you may be interested in this major factory outlet located just 15 kilometers from Lugano and 50 kilometers from Milan.


10 Corso Como

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Carla Sozzani, the ex-editor of Italian Vogue and Elle, has opened a cultural haven in the Brera district of Milan.


Josko Gravner

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California winemaker Jim Clendenen of Au Bon Climat believes there are two distinctive wine camps in the Friuli region of Italy.


Malfatti

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Could pasta be "badly made"?


Markets of Florence

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Florence has many types of markets to enjoy. They are located in nearly every section of the city and offer an authentic glimpse into Florentine life.


Palazzo Reale - Reggia di Caserta

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The monumental complex at Caserta in the Campania region of Italy was created in the mid 18th century to rival Versailles in France and the Palacio Real in Madrid.


Place des Vosges

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This 400 Yr. old arcaded square in Paris is considered to be one of the most beautiful inner-city squares in the world. Thirty-six structures, nine on each side create a perfectly symmetrical urban space.


Lavinia

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16,100 square feet of space. Temperature controlled at 66 degrees. 5,000 wines from 43 countries, spirits and a tasting bar with excellent food. 15 sommeliers to serve you.


Tenuta Cascina Veneria

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In the area of Vercelli in Piedmont, rice is a staple crop and the local symbol of purity and happiness. It has been cultivated in the area since 1493!


L'Arsenale

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This tiny restaurant set back from the main road of Minori has critics and via clients alike raving about the food and service!


Rustichella d’Abruzzo

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Rustichella is one of the largest artisanal producers of pasta. The 60 year-old family firm offers 25 traditional formats.


Roseto Botanico di Cavriglia

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Professor Gianfranco and Carla Fineschi’s 5-acre rose garden of 6,500 roses can best be experienced from May 15- June 15.


Maps of Italy

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The best maps of Italy are the Michelin Road Maps.


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