Dolcevia® - Discover Slow Italy
WEBDolcevia.com, a passion project since 2001, now brings you the essence of Slow Travel and Slow Food. Dive deep into Italy's undiscovered locales and savor experiences that stay true to the heart of Italian culture. The official site for Dolcevia®. Discover Slow Italy since 2001, the premier website offering travel guides in English and Dutch.
Dolcevia.com - English - Dolcevia® English
WEBOur favorite slow holiday hacks, better for us and our environment! Welcome to Dolcevia.com. We started this website in 2008 in Dutch for people who love Italy, however since then our interests have developed and our tastes have diversified. I guess we also needed a change and a chance to explore more of the world.
Visiting Lerici, the insiders guide - Dolcevia® English
WEBBenvenuti! Discover Italy Through the Eyes of a Local with Dolcevia.com. Created by Elisabeth Jane Bertrand, a US/Dutch digital nomad, this platform offers a fresh, insider perspective on Italy’s lesser-known treasures.Since 2013, Elisabeth has been weaving her expertise from living in Genoa, Rome, and Tuscany's quaint corners, offering a unique perspective that resonates with the ...
Dolceacqua, a mysterious little town immortalized by Monet
WEBA little fun fact: The name Dolceacqua, which means as much as ''sweet water'', is a verbalization of the Roman name Dulcius who owned the area during the Roman period. The place was originally known as Villa Dulciaca, later verbalized as Dulcia-acquae, the name mentioned in documents from the 12th century. The banks of the Nervia river.
Heels, History, and High Water: Venice's Influence on Your Favorite ...
WEBAuthor: Elisabeth Bertrand. In the labyrinthine heart of Venice, where history whispers from every weathered stone and shimmering canal, a different kind of exploration awaits the curious traveler. Far from the well-trodden paths of St. Mark's Square and the Rialto Bridge lies a Venice of artisans and aristocrats, of perfumes and palaces, where ...
Amalfi Tag - Dolcevia® English
WEBFrom the coast of Sorrento to Salerno, including the stunning towns of Ravello, Praiano, Positano, and Amalfi.The blue of the sea, the green of the Mediterranean shrubs, and the citrus tree-covered terraces blend with colorful rooftops along the coast, making it one of the most picturesque drives along Italy's coast.
Travel to Calabria - Dolcevia® English
WEBDiscover everything we have published about Calabria on Dolcevia. Experience the enchanting landscapes and rich heritage of Calabria, Italy's hidden gem. Explore Magna Graecia, pristine beaches, historic towns, and authentic Italian culture. Visit Tropea, Crotone, the National Parks.
Top 10 Places to Visit in Puglia, Southern Italy
WEBAlberobello: Explore the unique trulli houses, cone-shaped buildings made from stone, that have earned this UNESCO World Heritage Site its fame. Bari: Visit the bustling capital of Puglia and enjoy the region's best museums, including the Pinacoteca Provinciale di Bari and the Museo Archeologico Nazionale. Ostuni: Wander through the "White City," a picturesque hilltop town with whitewashed ...
Venice Tag - Dolcevia® English
WEBSep 12, 2023 — Here are three delightful excursions you can take from Padua or Venice along one of the most beautiful bits of Northern Italy, the Riviera della Brenta. The Brenta Riviera includes the towns of Stra, Fiesso d'Artico, Dolo, Mira, Oriago and Malcontenta.Now, let's travel back in time to an era of elegant ladies in fluttering silk dresses, gentlemen in refined suits, the clink of champagne flutes ...
Puglia Tag - Dolcevia® English
WEBBenvenuti! Discover Italy Through the Eyes of a Local with Dolcevia.com. Created by Elisabeth Jane Bertrand, a US/Dutch digital nomad, this platform offers a fresh, insider perspective on Italy’s lesser-known treasures.Since 2013, Elisabeth has been weaving her expertise from living in Genoa, Rome, and Tuscany's quaint corners, offering a unique perspective that resonates with the ...