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Italy by an Italian

Martina Bartolozzi

A born-and-bred Italian's perspective on Italy, to help us look past the sometimes superficial representation of this very special country.

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    I’m a licensed tour leader and trained butcher. Born and raised in Florence, Tuscany, but also half Californian. Guardian of Italy's Culinary Heritage for World Food Travel Association and amongst the top 20 Women in Food of 2021 for Cook Corriere.

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