
The 1,000 Italian towns most travelers skip. Written from Pietrasanta, Tuscany.
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First and foremost, this is an origin story. Yes, you will find some insights on travel here, but this is, or will be, probably the most personal story on this publication. I’ll try writing the personal notes shorter and focus more on the t...
I wrote about a specific story of an amaro, the Unicum. It has some Italian roots and is very popular in Italy, but it is actually a Hungarian spirit. Today I want to write about the amaro as a genre itself.
My local bar’s amaro shelf with...
“Buying a property in Italy” is a deep rabbit hole of guides written by people who probably never went through the process, but they (or their AI) did some research and wrote an article about it. These articles are filled with the 1 EUR hou...
On a more personal note, I’ve spent my last week in Turin. I am moving here and was looking for an apartment. Now, the buying process, or more like the experience with real estate agencies in general, is a whole other story, and I will writ...
This guide is about the eastern Ligurian coast, from Genova to the Tuscan border at the Magra, which is eighty-odd kilometers of the same steep, bright, vertical country that contains, somewhere in its middle, the five most visited villages...
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Forever straniero. Writer. Covering the 1,000 hidden Italian towns and experiences. Living in Pietrasanta, Tuscany.
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