The Sound of Donizetti’s City: A Guide to Opera, Jazz, and Live Music in Bergamo
Bergamo is a city that sings. Its melody is carried on the breeze that sweeps down from the Alps, it echoes in the magnificent acoustics of its historic theatres, and it spills out from the warm, inviting doorways of its basement jazz clubs. This is, after
The Ultimate Guide to Street Food in Bergamo: The City’s Best Bites on the Go
Bergamo, the magnificent two-tiered city of Lombardy, is a true gastronomic heavyweight. Its traditional restaurants serve up some of Italy's most comforting and soulful dishes, from rich, buttery pastas to slow-braised meats. But to truly eat like a local, you must also embrace the city’s vibrant
The Art of Aperitivo: A Guide to Bergamo’s Most Charming Wine Bars
As the afternoon sun casts long shadows across the ancient stones of the Città Alta and the elegant avenues of the Città Bassa, a cherished daily ritual begins to unfold across Bergamo. This is the hour of the aperitivo, a tradition that is far more than
Bergamo’s Soul: A Journey Through its Festivals, Traditions, and Event Highlights
Bergamo is a city of profound beauty, a place where medieval stone walls guard cobbled streets and Renaissance piazzas whisper tales of a rich and storied past. But to truly know Bergamo is to see it celebrate. Beyond the quiet majesty of its architecture lies a
A Feast for the Senses: Celebrating Food, Wine, and Culture at Perpignan’s Festivals.
Perpignan engages all the senses. It’s the golden light on historic squares, the murmur of French and Catalan under plane trees, and the rich aroma of local cuisine drifting from its restaurants. But to feel the city's true pulse, you must experience it during a festival.
Perpignan for Beginners: A First-Timer’s Guide to France’s Catalan Capital
Nestled in the sun-drenched plains of Roussillon, between the azure Mediterranean and the dramatic peaks of the Pyrenees, lies Perpignan – a city with a captivating dual identity. Though firmly in the South of France, its heart beats to a distinctly Catalan rhythm. This is a
The Ultimate Bologna Restaurant Guide (from Trattorias to Fine Dining)
Bologna, affectionately known as La Grassa (the Fat), is a city where food is not just sustenance; it is a religion, a cornerstone of culture, and a source of immense civic pride. We have already explored the iconic dishes, street food delights, and lively aperitivo scene
Bologna’s Best Bars: From Historic Haunts to Trendy Hangouts
Bologna, a city renowned for its ancient university, terracotta hues, and, of course, its world-class gastronomy, also boasts a bar scene that is as diverse and characterful as the city itself. While we have previously sipped our way through its traditional aperitivo offerings in "The Art
Bologna Street Food Guide: From Crescentine to Pizza al Taglio
Bologna, Italy's undisputed culinary heartland, is a city that takes its food incredibly seriously. We have already journeyed through its incredible restaurants and markets in our “A Taste of La Grassa” guide, savouring rich ragù and delicate tortellini. But the gastronomic soul of La Grassa also
Bologna’s Best Hotels: Top Hotels, Charming B&Bs, and Stylish Apartments
Bologna, Italy's glorious capital of cuisine and culture, is a city that invites you to linger. From its ancient university and endless porticoes to its vibrant markets and hidden canals, there is so much to explore. To truly immerse yourself in the spirit of La Rossa,
