Anywhere Italy
Peter BeneiThe 1,000 Italian towns most travelers skip. Written from Pietrasanta, Tuscany.
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Cinque Terre | How To Do It Right
We almost missed the last train home because of a bottle of Vernaccia. This was in Corniglia, at a restaurant whose name I have honestly forgotten, on a terrace that sat on a ridge past the edge of the village, which is itself past the edge...
Brugnato | The Town With No Piazza
We went to Brugnato for two reasons, and I want to be honest about both, because they are the two most boring reasons anyone has ever visited a medieval episcopal city. The first: Sophia needed new sports clothes, we were driving home from...
Pesto | The Sauce of Having Nothing
At the farmers market in Chiavari, under the porticoes where the town has been selling vegetables every working morning for the better part of eight hundred years, we bought a jar of pesto from a local producer for pennies. Not figurative p...
Urbino and the man who tolls the bells
I write about Italy and the towns and experiences most people skip. Mine is one point of view. Others have theirs, and I love to read them all. So most weeks, I find a few pieces from other writers worth passing on.
This is Anywhere Italy’...
Portovenere | The Slowest Coffee in Italy
We arrived in Portovenere at the end of our first long Italian trip, the pandemic one, three months that started in Florence, passed through Lerici and Rome and a string of towns between them, and was supposed to finish with a quiet few wee...
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Forever straniero. Writer. Covering the 1,000 hidden Italian towns and experiences. Living in Pietrasanta, Tuscany.
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