Italy

By Robert Scott, President and Host My wife, and Executive Producer of WineLine Radio, Mary and I went to Central Italy this spring to interview some of Italy’s best winemakers and…
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In a small hill town near Bologna, Italy, a remarkable event takes place every other year. Dozza is internationally known for its Biennial of Contemporary Art “Il Muro Dipinto” (The…
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There are more qualified workers in Italy, than there are jobs to place them in. For this reason you’ll often find that the man who serves you coffee in the morning has a university…
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Europe has not been as attractive as an expat haven cost-wise as it once was. True Eastern Europe has better bargains than Western Europe, but the cost of living overall is greater in…
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The Sight Seeing and Other Forms of Entertainment Part Let’s face it, the sites that draw visitors to Italy—the churches, museums, fountains, and ruins—aren’t as interesting for little…
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The Living Part Accommodations After a quick search I realized that it would be impossible to find a nice hotel that offered suites in our price range. When you’re staying somewhere for…
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My husband and I and our two-year-old daughter spent July traveling in Italy. We wanted maximum enjoyment with minimum hassles, so we began planning six months in advance.  Most of the…
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