Buongiorno Italy readers!
We hope you are all ready for this festive weekend! Did you know that on December 5, Krampus Night or Krampusnacht (also, the Feast of Saint Nikolaus), Krampus appear on the streets of Trentino Alto Adige alongside Saint Nicholas?
Hanukkah is set to start on December 24th this year and we invite you to check out our beginner’s guide to celebrating “the festival of lights” in Italy.
This week we head to the southern town of Salerno, which has a very “bright” tradition during the holiday season. Save these “primi di natale” Christmas dinner’s first courses from north to south.
“Wounded Beauty," Norcia’s works of art salvaged in the earthquake go on view in Siena.
Get the perfect Italian soft faux leather clutch in our shop, completely handmade, it comes in a beautiful cream color. Also check out our other artisan-made items in our shop, we’ve added quite a few as of late! If you need a last-minute gift guide, this one is pretty handy.
Christmas in #Italy: Discover the Zampognari who keep alive the tradition of festive bagpipe playing.
Restoration dream! Check out this country house for sale with a vineyard and olive grove in the hills of #Abruzzo
Looking for a unique place to stay in Umbria? This elegant apartment sleeps four in the magical town of Todi.
Ps. Don’t forget to vote for our shortlisted selection of Italy bloggers, voting will close on December 29th!
On behalf of the Italy Magazine team, I would personally like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
