Tuscan Recipe: Diva’s “Ravioli Gnudi” (Naked Ravioli)

Divina Cucina's renowned chef Judy Witts Francini shares her authentic Italian recipe for an easy and delicious Tuscan dish the whole family can enjoy.- Ravioli Gnudi.

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The Dream Interview: Catching Up with the Diva of Tuscan Cooking

We catch up with our friend - the diva of Tuscan cooking, chef, cooking school owner, culinary tour guide and now cookbook author - Judy Witts Francini. She shares the secrets of Tuscan cooking and her favorites places to eat in Florence and Tuscany.

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One Italian Expert’s Guide to Rome: Dianne Hales’ Favorites in the Eternal City

Having to traveled to Rome for nearly three decades, this expert on the Italian language recommends her favorite Roman restaurants, where to stay in Rome (including apartment rentals) and what sites not to miss.

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One Italian Expert’s Guide to Florence: What to See and Do in the City of Art

Having to traveled to Florence for nearly three decades, this expert on the Italian language recommends her favorite Florence restaurants (one with an amazing view), where to stay in Rome (including apartment rentals) and what sites not to miss.

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Entrepreneurs: Revitalize Your Business in Tuscany

Attention Italy-loving entrepreneurs! Are you stuck in the “overwhelm” that so many entrepreneurs seem to be facing in today’s challenging economy?   Are you working way too hard, becoming disconnected from family and friends and spending too much time on tasks you really don’t like?   Do you feel like your business is running you and draining your energy?   …

The Travel Angle of Angels & Demons

I’m a total sucker for movie-related travel and love writing about it (see old article I wrote for USA TODAY about traveling to James Bond movie locations). So of course, I knew the premiere of the movie version of Dan Brown’s book Angels & Demons would bring oodles of attention, mostly from travel writers, to Rome’s role in the flick …

Introducing Tuscany Tours

Tuscany Tours invites you to travel in style, experience extraordinary things, meet amazing people, and enjoy the refined pleasures of Tuscan living. These are not your grandmother’s bus tours. Small groups limited to 15 participants. Spring and summer tours are sold out, but we do still have openings for September and October. Discover us at www.tuscanytours.com, contact us online or …

Five Child-Friendly Activities in Rome

Special thanks to J.M. Pasquesi, author of Rome with Kids: An Insider’s Guide, for this wonderful guest post. Updated 2018. Knowledge is power. When visiting a world-class city like Rome, it’s easy to get swept up in the madness of trying to see its plethora of sights, so come to terms right now: it is not possible. Knowing you cannot possibly …

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