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The Englishwoman visits Offagna
I’ve been silent for some time because my family was keeping me busy. I am freer now, and looking forward to sharing more about life in Le Marche. Offagna is a good place to visit if you have just been … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Borghi dell'entroterra, Churches, Hill towns, Rocca, Tourism
Tagged Andrea Vici, Offagna
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The Englishwoman admires Corinaldo’s Infiorata and walks in the Corpus Christi procession
On the first Sunday in June we arrived at our little local church, Sant’Apollonia, only a bit late (the Chelsea Fan has observed that Mass and football matches always begin on time in Italy), as usual, only to find it … Continue reading
The Englishwoman sees the sights in Macerata
I usually like to sight-see conscientiously, guide-book in hand, but this time we just wandered round as our fancy took us. As you would expect from the former seat of papal government, Macerata has a number of fine monumental buildings … Continue reading
The Englishwoman’s Italian story
This blog first appeared in Original Marche . Thanks to Angela for inviting me to contribute to her blog, which is indeed original as it deals with lesser-known aspects of Le Marche, and introduces readers to local artists and unusual recipes. … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Rome, Food and drink, Hill towns, History of Art
Tagged Alban Hills, Arcevia, Corinaldo, Parioli, Perugia, Piazza Navona, Presepio, Sounion temple, Urbania, Urbino
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The Englishwoman visits Sirolo and meets another blogger
My Italian friend and fellow blogger Angela kindly took the Chelsea Fan and me round this modestly charming seaside resort, to the south-east of Monte Conero and in the regional Parco del Conero. Sirolo is also an ancient citadel against pirates and … Continue reading
Posted in Hill towns, Monte Conero, St Francis
Tagged Sirolo, Teatro Cortesi, Torrione di Sirolo
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Il turismo a Corinaldo/Tourism in Corinaldo: the Mayor reflects on tourism policies.
Informattiva Corinaldo Intervista a Matteo Principi, sindaco di Corinaldo. Senz’altro i Corinaldesi vogliono creare un sistema che produca anche turisti felici!
Posted in Borghi dell'entroterra, Hill towns, Tourism
Tagged Corinaldo, Matteo Principi
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The Englishwoman celebrates with memories, flags and dancing
The 9 Tarocchi (Tarot cards) in Corinaldo is one of our favourite restaurants and on Friday 1 August they celebrated the 50th anniversary of their opening. The restaurant was founded in 1964 by a group of young people, in their … Continue reading
Posted in Borghi dell'entroterra, Entertainment, Food and drink, Hill towns, Rock 'n' roll
Tagged 50th anniversary, Corinaldesi, Corinaldo, I 9 Tarocchi
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Addio turismo, buongiorno accoglienza .
L’economia italiana rimane sempre in crisi; il PIL è cresciuto da solo ,3%, e 43% dei giovani sono disoccupati. Molti puntano sul turismo per guadagnare soldi dall’estero e dare lavoro ai giovani. Il sole, il paesaggio, l’arte, la storia, l’archaeologia, … Continue reading
Posted in Borghi dell'entroterra, Churches, Corinaldo, Food and drink, Hill towns, History of Art, Libraries, Museums, Religious art, Tourism, Where to eat
Tagged Armoguasto, Corinaldo, enoteca, Fossombrone, IAT, Osteria de Scuretto, Pro Loco, prodotti tipici, Ripe, San Claudio al Chienti, Serra S Abbondio
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