Gourmet food tours in Italy @pt-br

Buongiorno, dear travelers! For connoisseurs of Italian cuisine, the Emilia-Romagna region offers an exceptional culinary journey with its traditional balsamic vinegar – Aceto Tradizionale from Modena and the world-renowned Prosciutto di Parma from Parma. Allow me to guide you through a delightful day itinerary across Modena and Parma – two jewels of Northern Italy. Modena […]

Bologna and Modena, two beautiful cities nestled in the Northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, embody a harmonious blend of rich history, exuberant culture, and culinary tradition. These cities are an explorer’s delight, offering an awe-inspiring kaleidoscope of attractions that guarantee an unparalleled touristic experience. Today, we’ll embark on an exhilarating journey into the heart of

When it comes to Italy, numerous cities resonate with travelers for their charm, history, and gastronomy. Beyond the much-explored Rome, Venice, or Florence, Italy also offers many hidden gems like Bologna and Modena. From revving engines of spectacular Pagani super cars to cutting boards of aromatic parmesan cheese, embark upon a journey across these two

Italy – a country rich in art, history, traditions, mouth-watering food, and sophisticated wine, is also home to prestige and luxury motor companies that are recognized worldwide. In contrast to the fast-paced motoring world lies its culinary counterpart – balsamic vinegar, aged and savored for years in Modena. Envious landscapes, ancient architectures, and intriguing gastronomy

Introduction Monterosso Al Mare, the most northern village of the five that make up the Cinque Terre in the Italian Riviera, is a quixotic blend of resplendent beauty, rich history, and tantalizing cuisine. Characterized by distinct summer brilliance, especially in July, it provides a quintessential European beach experience coupled with unique gastronomic delights. Fondly referred

Unveiling the Charm of a Unique Italian Riviera Village Perched on the ruggedly beautiful coastline of the Italian Riviera lies Vernazza, one of the five scenic villages that collectively form the UNESCO World Heritage site of Cinque Terre. Vernazza, arguably the prettiest of them all, is quite simply a traveler’s dream with its pastel-colored houses