The Days of the Blackbird or I Giorni Della Merla
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The Days of the Blackbird is an Italian folklore about the last three days of January. This story is passed down through generations about these wintery months.
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January in Italy: The Arrival of the Snow Merchants
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Late January in Italy is cold with low temperatures, yet it is still an excellent time to visit. You can enjoy the snowy mountains of the North for example.
Three King's Day in Italy and the Legend of La Befana
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Visit of the Magi: The 12 days of Christmas ends on January 6th with the Feast of the Epiphany.
Read MoreThe Best Photo Spots In Italy That You Must Visit
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It goes without saying but Italy is a beautiful country with so much to offer in terms of scenery, food, activities and more.
Read MoreHow to travel to Italy whilst staying at home
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You might have read the title and thought “How would that be possible?” Well, with your palate, of course! Take your taste buds on a journey from the comfort of your home by trying some delicious and authentic Italian foods.
Read MoreTaking A Last-Minute Trip To Italy? Here’s What To Consider
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Tantalising dishes, heavenly and beautiful architecture, Italy has everything for a perfect holiday. As the country begins to ease its travel restrictions, it looks like the possibility of a trip to the country is likely.
The Differences Between The Different Regions Of Italy
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Thinking of doing business in Italy? Considering a trip to the area? It’s always useful to know more about its many stunning regions and what they have to offer.
Read MoreBologna La Grassa
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Why is Bologna called la grassa/ the fat one? ‘Bologna La Rossa’ the red one and ‘La Dotta’ the learned. Bologna is well known for these nicknames, so what do they mean and why are they attributed to this stunning city?
Read MoreLearn Italian and How to Cook at The Little Italian School, Perth
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This week we’re delighted to welcome Tania Pietracatella, owner of The Little Italian School in Perth, Australia.
Read MoreTaking a Look at Italy's iGaming Revolution
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In 2021, iGaming is one of the most lucrative segments of the global digital gaming industry.
Read MoreWhere to Stay in Tuscany for Vegetarians and Vegans
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We are always on the lookout for exceptional places which can take care of each traveller’s needs. Casa Bellavista in Tuscany is one of these attentive places!
Read MoreMy Connection to Italy: with author Angela Petch
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This week on Mammaprada we’re delighted to welcome Angela Petch. Angela is the author of several novels set in Tuscany.
Read More3 Things to do in Malcesine, Lake Garda
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We get lots of enquiries about which is the best town to stay in Lake Garda; so who better to ask than someone who has a personal connection here!
Read MoreInterview Paolo Rigiroli of Disgraces on the Menu
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This week we have a very special guest on Mammaprada! Italian born Paolo Rigiroli. Paolo runs the blog ‘Disgraces on the Menu’ and a brilliant podcast ‘Thoughts on the Table’.
Read MoreSan Marino - The Tiny Gem Hidden In Central Italy
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I am guessing not many of you have heard of the Republic of San Marino. I have spent five years living in countries across the continent looking for the best places to retire in Europe, and I had never heard of San Marino.
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Where Will You Find the Most Italians Abroad?
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Looking to move somewhere you can practise your Italian which isn't Italy? We have done our research into where Italians like to move to outside of Italy.
Read MoreSlow Travel in Liguria with Children
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Whenever families think of spending time on the Italian coast, they think Amalfi or Cinque Terre. Italians know that their beloved Riviera offers much more.
Read MoreWIN! A Pasta Cookbook for World Pasta Day! {closed}
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Would you believe today, Sunday 25 October is World Pasta Day!
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