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Tag Archives: Rome
Homage to Rome…The Eternal City
By Carla Gambescia, author of La Dolce Vita University & curator of Postcards from the Boot Throughout its rich and storied history, Rome has come back from invaders and setbacks of all descriptions. The Eternal City will surely do so … Continue reading
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Tagged Carla Gambescia, coronavirus, Eternal City, Marta Branca, Rome, Spallanzani Hospital, Umberto Mucci, We the Italians
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Happy 70th Anniversary to La Vespa By Rosario Mariani, http://www.europebychoice.com This year is the 70th Anniversary of the founding of Vespa! Before the “Nuova Fiat 500” was launched as a car for the masses in Italy on July 4, 1957, … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Culture, History, Italian, Italian American, Italy, NIAF, Travel, Un Minuto con, Uncategorized
Tagged Audrey Hepburn, Gregory Peck, Italian, Italian American, Italian culture, Italian History, Italy, La Vespa, Roman Holiday, Rome, Scooter, Vespa, Vespas, World War 2, World War II
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Addio to Part of My Childhood
By Gabriella Mileti, NIAF Director of Programs. It’s safe to say, I cannot escape my Italianità. I speak the language, I cook the food, I sip espresso from a Bialetti Moka pot every morning, I read books about Italian history, … Continue reading
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Tagged Calabria, Childhood, Culture, Italian, Italian American, Italian candy, Italianità, Italy, Mediterranean, Reggio Calabria, Rome, Southern Italy, Tradition, Travel
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A Big Cover-up By Rosario Mariani, http://www.europebychoice.com Over 47 Million tourists visit Italy every year. People flock to Italy to appreciate its history, poetry, music, lifestyle and art. They particularly appreciate the magnificent artworks in museums, churches, private collections and all … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Bernini, Botticelli, Culture, DaVinci, Florence, Hassan Rouhani, History, Iran, Italian, Italian American, Italian Art, Italian culture, Italy, Italy travel, Michelangelo, Renaissaince, Rome, Sculpture, Tourism, Travel
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Roman Fun Facts for the Week By Rosario Mariani, http://www.europebychoice.com “A Roman Nose” In Ancient Rome it was considered a sign of leadership if you had a crooked nose, as a crooked nose obviously meant that it had been broken at … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient Rome, History, Il Nasone, Italian, Italy, Nose, Roman Fountain, Rome, Travel
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The Statue of Freedom atop of the US Capitol building By Rosario Mariani, http://www.europebychoice.com The 19.5 feet tall statue, weighing 15,000 pounds, was created in Rome and the ship that brought it to America ran into a storm so severe … Continue reading
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Tagged Artists, Capitol, Culture, History, Italian American, Italy, NIAF, Pope, Renaissance, Rome, Statue of Freedom, Washington DC
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By Rosario Mariani, http://www.europebychoice.com Fun Facts The Bank of Italy was founded in San Francisco, California, USA, in 1904 by Amadeo Giannini. It grew by a branch banking strategy to become the Bank of America and Italy and then on to … Continue reading
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By Rosario Mariani, http://www.europebychoice.com Espresso Coffee with a Lemon Twist When visiting New York City, many Italian tourists are perplexed as to why Italian restaurants serve espresso with a lemon twist on the side. Even finer establishments adhere to this Italian … Continue reading
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By Rosario Mariani, http://www.europebychoice.com “Leave it to the Romans” A Urine Tax (Vectigal Urinae) ? The Romans were very creative when it came to new taxes. After all, Emperor Vespasian needed lots of money to build the Coliseum in 70AD. Under … Continue reading
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Tagged Colosseum, Italy, Mona Lisa, Renaissance, Rome, Tax
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