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  • Eccentric Count Builds Frankenstein of a Castle in 1800s to Try Alternative Medicine to Cure Cancer
    Eccentric Count Builds Frankenstein of a Castle in 1800s to Try Alternative Medicine to Cure Cancer
    In a certain region north of Tuscany, Italy, it would not seem out of place to spot fast Ferrari sports cars twisting through what looks like a Leonardo da Vinci-esque ...
    January 22, 2024BY Michael Wing
  • Real ‘Sword in the Stone’ and Knight Believed Inspired King Arthur Legend—But Plots Quite Contrary
    Real ‘Sword in the Stone’ and Knight Believed Inspired King Arthur Legend—But Plots Quite Contrary
    The ruthless knight Galgano Guidotti was done fighting. The son of a noble lord during the time of the ...
    June 2, 2023BY Epoch Inspired Staff
  • Archeologists Unearth Ancient Roman Statues From Bath Site Dating Back 2,300 Years in Tuscany
    Archeologists Unearth Ancient Roman Statues From Bath Site Dating Back 2,300 Years in Tuscany
    Archaeologists in Italy have uncovered more than two dozen beautifully preserved bronze statues dating back to ancient Roman ...
    November 18, 2022BY Reuters
  • A Day in the Life: The Marble Quarries With Michelangelo
    A Day in the Life: The Marble Quarries With Michelangelo
    Michelangelo Buonarroti was one of the greatest Italian Renaissance artists to ever live. He was great not only ...
    September 21, 2022BY Eric Bess
  • Medieval Moments in the Perfect Tuscan Town
    Medieval Moments in the Perfect Tuscan Town
    Twice a year, the Piazza del Campo thunders. Normally a picturesque place and rather serene, the square is ...
    August 29, 2022BY Tim Johnson
  • Tuscany: ‘Here Begins Prosciutto’
    Tuscany: ‘Here Begins Prosciutto’
    I checked into the farmhouse inn on the Gori family estate. This is Tuscany in the rough: a ...
    March 25, 2022BY Rick Steves
  • Sipping Vino and Savoring Vistas in Tuscany
    Sipping Vino and Savoring Vistas in Tuscany
    Wandering the hilly, narrow cobblestone streets in our home base of Montalcino, Italy, a medieval city of interlocking ...
    May 30, 2021BY Fyllis Hockman
  • Memories of Tuscany: 28 People, 4 Generations, Ages 1–82
    Memories of Tuscany: 28 People, 4 Generations, Ages 1–82
    It’s a little more complicated to arrange a vacation when you are trying to accommodate virtually every season ...
    May 27, 2020BY Rachael Dymski
  • This Rural Tuscan Town Has a Festival Dedicated to Chestnuts
    This Rural Tuscan Town Has a Festival Dedicated to Chestnuts
    When October arrives in Tuscany, chestnuts finally appear at the market stalls again. The town of Marradi, in ...
    October 20, 2019BY Giulia Scarpaleggia
  • A Pecorino to Savor Under the Tuscan Sun
    A Pecorino to Savor Under the Tuscan Sun
    MANCIANO, Italy—The rolling, sun-drenched hills of Tuscany are covered in pastures. They lie across the land in undulating ...
    October 17, 2018BY Crystal Shi
  • Scarpelli Mosaici: One of the Last Florentine Mosaic Workshops
    Scarpelli Mosaici: One of the Last Florentine Mosaic Workshops
    Renzo Scarpelli is one of only a few mosaic artists specializing in “commesso Fiorentino” or Florentine mosaic. He ...
    September 28, 2018BY Lorraine Ferrier
  • Tuscany Comes to Manhattan With Florian
    Tuscany Comes to Manhattan With Florian
    This week restaurateur Shelly Fireman opened a new Italian restaurant downtown named Florian, designed to reflect the atmosphere ...
    November 12, 2014BY Channaly Oum
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