Wednesday, September 16, 2026

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History

Castello Aragonese di Taranto: The Fortress Between Two Seas

Taranto is a city almost surrounded by water. Set on the arch of the Italian boot, in the region of Puglia, it sits between two seas, the open Mar Grande

History

Castello Aragonese: The Island Fortress of Ischia

Some castles crown a hill. This one is a small mountain in its own right. The Castello Aragonese rises off the eastern shore of the island of Ischia, in the

History

Castello di Fenis: The Fairy-Tale Fortress of the Aosta Valley

There are castles built to frighten, and there are castles built to impress, and every so often you find one that seems to have been built simply to be beautiful.

The white Castello di Miramare above the Gulf of Trieste
History

Castello di Miramare: The White Castle of a Doomed Prince

On a rocky point jutting out into the blue waters of the Gulf of Trieste, in the far north-east of Italy, stands a castle so white and so perfectly placed

The Castello Estense, the moated castle of Ferrara
History

Castello Estense: The Moated Fortress of the Este Dukes

In the heart of the elegant city of Ferrara, in the north of Italy, stands one of the most striking castles in the country, a great red-brick fortress with four

The Rocca Scaligera of Sirmione seen from Lake Garda
History

Castello Scaligero di Sirmione: The Water Fortress of Lake Garda

At the very tip of a long, narrow peninsula reaching out into the blue waters of Lake Garda, the largest and one of the most beautiful lakes in Italy, stands

The Castello Sforzesco, the great citadel of Milan
History

Castello Sforzesco: The Renaissance Fortress of Milan

In the heart of Milan, one of Italy’s greatest and most modern cities, stands a vast red-brick fortress that seems to belong to another age entirely. The Castello Sforzesco is

History

Castelvecchio: Verona’s Fortress of Fear and Art

Verona is a city that most people visit for love. It is the city of Romeo and Juliet, of balconies and star-crossed romance, of a great Roman amphitheater where opera

Catal Corba
Culture

Catal Corba Recipe – Amasya

Ingredients 1.5 tea glasses of green lentils 2 tea glasses of cracked wheat 7 glasses of water 1 medium sized onion 100 gr. ground meat 2 tablespoons of butter Salt,

Barcelona, the Catalan capital
Folks

Catalans of Barcelona and the Mediterranean, a Romance Nation of Their Own Language

On the northeastern shoulder of the Iberian Peninsula, along the Mediterranean between the Pyrenees and the sea, live the Catalans, a Romance people with a language, a history, and a