Levanto certainly looks charming from a distance, although we only passed through it, so I don’t know if it lives up to its promise. This is not a fresh from the camera shot. I have had to tweak it a little bit to get some more details to show up. Anyway, here is a Levanto by night:
Stop translating in your head and start speaking Italian for real with the only audio course that prompt you to speak.
This time I was accosted by a not unattractive young lady who said, ‘paper’, saw my confusion and
That’ll teach me! If you noticed that this site was down for a short while with a funny
The way in which the government here is formed is a little confusing. I think I have worked
Seeing as a reader of this blog, Christian Ventrello, has now become a dad and we had an
Berlusconi’s staying power is immense, as is his control over his faithful in Italy’s parliament. Indeed, so confident is he of his superiority, after his government’s proposals were effectively blocked by a vote which ended in a 15-15 draw, he decided to bypass democracy a little and try to force the federalism law through anyway.
Then there is the Ruby affair which plods on.
It’s become something of a morbid ritual in Italy – earthquakes always seem to be followed by investigations into why certain buildings which should not
That Italy has a bit of a problem with corruption is well known. Transparency International ranked Italy in 61st place out of 168 nations in
If Italian design fascinates, intrigues or even inspires you, then you might like to extend your Italian design library. The trouble is the choice of books is vast. Well, Paolo Feroleto who writes about Italian design for BlogfromItaly.com has come up with a list of ten books on Italian design which are well worth investing in.
