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A Jewel of a Cooking School in Tuscany

A homey aroma summons from the kitchen of Bill and Patty
Sutherland's 300-year-old farmhouse as you arrive for the first
day of your course in Tuscan cooking. Read on to find out how you can enjoy people and food at a week long program, Tuscan Women Cook, held in a Tuscan farmhouse.

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On the Trail of Truffles in Alba in Piedmont

With a flourish, Massimo places a steaming plate of risotto al tartufo on the table between us. Eagerly, my husband and I pick up our forks to taste the fragrant rice, studded with luxurious
shavings of "the white diamond of Alba." Read on for details on this special experience and more in Alba.

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Read Italy: A Thousand Days in Venice

A middle-aged woman visits Venice with two friends in tow. A Venetian
banker spots her at a cafe and begs her to meet him the next day. Read on for the details on Marlena de Blasi's true story of finding love in Venice.

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The Dream Interview: Frank Bruni of The New York Times

Dream of Italy speaks with the Rome bureau chief about his new assignment and observations of Italian life.

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Romeo, Romeo, Perche Stai Qua?

For a taste of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, don't head to London -- head to Rome! Next time you're in Rome's Villa Borghese, don't be surprised to see a little bit of England.A replica of
Britain's 16th-century Globe Theatre, where Shakespeare's plays were performed, now resides in the park.

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The Magic of Tuscany’s Terme di Saturnia

As they have for thousands of years, people still come to Italy's oldest town for the water. What was once a rest stop for Etruscans and Romans is now home to a 5-star luxury spa, Hotel Terme di Saturnia.

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Experience Authentic Italy with Actividayz

An alternative to tour groups and self-touring: Actividayz offers planned half-day experiences in small groups that will provide a window into real-life Italian culture.

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Ask the Editor

Dream of Italy's editor answers one readers question and gives her expert advice on renting a car and driving in Italy.

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Italy in America: Washington, D.C.’s 2 Amys

Queen Margherita of Italy might roll over in her grave if she knew how far the world had deviated from the pizza named in her honor in the late 19th century. D.C. welcomes the 5th American pizzeria to offer Neapolitan slices certified by The Verace Pizza Napoletana Association.

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Who Was Giuseppe Garibaldi?

In almost every town in Italy, you will find a piazza, building or road named in honor of Giuseppe Garibaldi. Via Garibaldi is one of the most popular street names in the country. Who was this man who inspired such reverence?

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