Podcasts about sirmione

"Sono per i diritti umani e condanno i crimini di guerra e contro l'umanità perpetrati a Gaza. Per questo quando la turista ha negato l'esistenza del genocidio, urlandomi contro accuse diffamatorie, l'ho invitata a lasciare il ristorante. Please, le ho detto, you can go. In dialetto le avrei detto, vattenne". Così la ristoratrice di Napoli al centro delle polemiche per la lite con alcuni avventori israeliani. Ne parliamo con l'ex sindaco del capoluogo campano Luigi De Magistris.Ci spostiamo poi a Sirmione, in provincia di Brescia, dove la sindaco sta pensando di introdurre un ticket d'ingresso dopo le esperienze di overtourism registrate nei recenti ponti vacanzieri.

Dalle milioni di persone a Copacabana per Lady Gaga, alla ressa di turisti a Sirmione, fino al numero chiuso al lago di Klöntal o al tunnel privato di Porsche per evitare la calca: in queste storie, la protagonista è sempre la stessa: la folla. Che attira, soffoca, divide. E ci costringe a fare i conti con lo spazio pubblico.

L'analisi dei competitor è una delle attività di marketing più diffuse, dal livello universitario fino alle big four della consulenza, ma credo che spesso siano sbagliate. Vi propongo l'umile metodo della cipolla. Grazie a Breatheam per il supporto a questa edizione. Sei tra le circa 25.000 persone iscritte tra qui, LinkedIn, Telegram e WhatsApp: grazie, spero che le 3,3 ore per scriverla ti siano state utili. A proposito, che ne dici di presentare il tuo brand nella newsletter come ha fatto oggi Breatheam? Dai un'occhiata per sponsorizzare nel 2025. Il quiz della settimanaQual è la percentuale di persone di sesso maschile che in Italia utilizzano prodotti cosmetici per il corpo almeno una volta a settimana?Risposta, come al solito, in fondo.(Ehi, ti chiedo un attimo di attenzione per lo sponsor, che contribuisce a portare la newsletter puntuale ogni venerdì!)Non la solita mindfulnessCiao

Caroline er begejstret over børnenes MGP, og Dennis søger svar på, hvor de knitrende poser er blevet af. Vi åbner også op for karma telefonen. Og så starter vi legen “Jeg er ikke kræsen, men du får mig ikke til at spise…”.

Olá amigos! Mais um relato de viagem, e desta vez sobre nossa recente aventura pela Itália! Foi uma longa viagem, muitas cidades visitadas, muitos quilômetros rodados, muitos degraus de escadas escaladas, mas valeu a pena para vermos coisas e lugares maravilhosos. Nessa segunda parte cobrimos nossas passagens por Florença, Cinque Terre, Verona, San Giminiano, Sirmione, […]

Episode Highlights: Weather Breakthrough: The narrative begins with the joy of a sunny day at Lago di Garda after a series of rainy days, setting a picturesque backdrop for the episode. Critical Insight on AI in Travel: Kimberly and Tommaso delve into the pitfalls of AI-generated travel articles, sharing a critique of an inaccurate piece about Newport, Rhode Island. They emphasize the importance of verifying online travel information to avoid misinformation. Travel Planning Tips: With the high demand for travel to Italy, listeners are advised to plan their trips well in advance. Road Trip to Sirmione: Detailed recounting of our scenic journey, including a ferry ride from Desenzano to Sirmione. Highlights include visiting Castello Scaligero and celebrating Kimberly's birthday at a restaurant renowned for its gin and tonics made with Tassoni tonic water. Culinary Delights: A mouth-watering description of our lunch featuring burrata, tomato salad, and pizza, served by a charming waiter. Historical Exploration: A visit to Grotto di Catullo, the ruins of an ancient Roman villa, with detailed observations of its historical significance and stunning panoramic views. The site's organization and informative signage enhanced their experience. Village Stroll and Discoveries: Anecdotes about navigating restrooms, walking through village streets, and discovering a villa that resembled a luxury hotel. Despite skipping the long lines to explore Castello Scaligero in-depth, we admired its architectural beauty and restoration efforts. Practical Travel Advice: Tips for visiting architectural sites early to avoid crowds, enjoying local cuisine, and strategically planning ferry rides. Perfect Birthday Celebration: The day culminates with a sense of satisfaction from exploring ruins, a castle, and savoring delicious food and drinks. The episode wraps up with excitement for our next road trip destination. Join Kimberly and Tommaso for an episode filled with travel tips, cultural insights, and personal anecdotes, ensuring you have the best experience in Italy while navigating the potential pitfalls of AI-generated travel information.

quando lanciamo il nuovo mirabolante progetto social di poveri ma belli, il canale twitch, poi stiliamo la top10 dei manganelli più cool del momento, commentiamo le interviste di Gianstage sul lavoro dei giovani prima di un excursus sulle notti nei villaggi turistici e infine ascoltiamo la prima parte di una nuova puntata di Voeia de Laurà con Andrea, il Liutaio di Villapizzone

In today's episode we'll be covering the incredible towns of Lake Garda. We'll be chatting about: Why we went to Lake Garda The towns of Densenzano, Sirmione, Malcesine, Riva & Limone Transport, accommodation, food and fun The value for money and some overall tips if you're planning on visiting Italy Make sure you're subscribed and if you like this episode then please give us a five star rating. You can find us on instagram and tiktok at @altlivin and find out more about us on altlivin.com SEASON SCOREBOARD Salerno: 98 Florence: 88 Naples: 88 Lake Garda: 85.5 Rome: 85 Siena: 84 La Spezia: 79.5 Venice: 76 FUN FACTS The lake is divided between the North and South. Mount Baldo is fantastic for skiing in winter and beautiful hikes in the summer summer. Lake Garda is Italy's largest lake Freshwater lake. It's extremely popular with Irish Tourists. Transport:  How to get to Lake Garda? Fly into Venice, Verona or Milan. Get the train to Densenzano - 1 hour from Milan, 2hr30 from Florence Ferries are divided between the North and South with a handful of fast boats covering the entire lake each day. You can find the ferry timetable here. Get a cable cart up to Mount Baldo. Be sure to book in advance! You can book tickets here. Accommodation: Hotels are your best option in Lake Garda Best hotel we stayed in Liomone was the Hotel Splendid Palace Riva del Garda we stayed in Casa Canarino   Food:  Densenzano: Trattoria Pizzeria Enoteca Alessi - great carraffes and good beef dishes Sirmone: Caffè Pizza Margherita Gorgeous breakfast in: Bar La Vinessa Malcesine: watch the sunset at Caffé San Marco Limone: Hotel Splendid Palace - all inclusive Riva: Friggitoria al porto Fun:  Densenzano - paddle boats and cheap sun bed hire   Mount baldo in Malcesine - you can see the dolomites and swiss alps   Riva - Windsurfing, sailing, parasailing   Gardaland is also nearby   ABOUT SEASON ONE Irish Expats Cormac and Jane discuss their highs and lows of travel. Season one follows their journey across Italy. Topics include remote working, realistic travel budgets, top tips, and what it's really like to work and live abroad. In season one, each episode will focus on a region or city they visited on their six-week holiday from Southern Naples to Lake Garda in the North.   ABOUT US Cormac is a professional Irish bartender having worked in the hotel and bar industry for 8 years. Originally from Leitrim, he studied Hotel Management and Business at GMIT. He was working in Galway in the bar trade for 5 years before he decided to move abroad. His original plan was to work on a vineyard in Northern Italy using WWOOF.  Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) is a worldwide movement to link visitors with organic farmers, promote a cultural and educational exchange, and build a global community conscious of ecological farming and sustainability practices. Find out more: https://wwoof.net Jane is a communications consultant working in the culture and energy sectors. She has previously produced and promoted international organisations including Web Summit, Edinburgh Festival Fringe and European Capital of Culture projects. After 10+ years of working in Communications & Events, Jane has transitioned to fully remote consulting work. Although regularly travelling back to Ireland for work, she is now based in Florence with Cormac.   DOWNLOAD OUR FREE DAY-BY-DAY GUIDE (FREE) Here is our day by day excel sheet of our 6 week summer trip across Italy. It includes the following categories: Dates, Transport Methods, Accommodation Links, Fun (Tours, Bars & Excursions), Food and Tips for the following cities: Naples Salerno Sorrento Rome Siena Florence La Spezia (and Riomaggiore) Venice Desenzano del Garda Sirmione Malcesine Riva del Garda Download the travel guide for free at: https://www.altlivin.com/shop   FOLLOW US Website: www.altlivin.com Instagram: @altlivin TikTok: @altlivin  

I'M EXCITED TO SHARE THIS EPISODE 56 WITH YOU.  THIS WAS A DAY TRIP WE DID FROM VERONA AND IS ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR ITALIAN TRIP SO FAR. Today's episode is all about Italy's largest lake – Lake Garda and the gorgeous little village of Sirmione. We tell all about the famous wine they make in this region – which is now our favourite. Listen as we take you on a fancy boat cruise on the lake past ancient ruins, snow-capped mountains, medieval villages and fancy hotels. Sirmione is famous for its thermal hot springs and we tell you some of the healing properties of the springs and which hotels and resorts you can visit if you want to enjoy the thermal baths. We wander the cobblestone streets, past a 15th century castle with its stunning moat to the most famous spot for photos – the kissing point.  We tell all about the stunning beaches and views and gorgeous restaurants in the village. Listen to the end where we talk about some unusual shops we saw (well I saw them, Lyle wasn't too impressed) and where we found the massive lemons that were the size of footballs. Hope you enjoy being transported to the stunning Lake Garda and Sirmione in Episode 56. You can see all the show notes and pictures that go with this podcast here www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/https://www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/56/lakegarda or see all our Italian podcasts, show notes and pictures here www.beachtravelwine.com/italy or visit our website here www.beachtravelwine.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leanne-mccabe/message

Der Gardasee, der größte See Italiens, bietet eine Vielzahl an faszinierenden Facetten. Von majestätischen Zweitausendern im Norden bis hin zu flachen, windstillen und milden Gefilden im Süden – der Gardasee hat für jeden etwas zu bieten. Neben seinen landschaftlichen Schönheiten ist der Gardasee auch für seine renommierten Weinanbaugebiete wie Lugana und Bardolino bekannt. Wir hatten das Glück, einige wunderbare Stellplätze zu entdecken. Der Camper Stop Torbole erwies sich als perfekte Basis, um die nördliche Region zu erkunden. Ein weiterer empfehlenswerter Stellplatz ist der Parkplatz am Sportsman Hotel, zwischen Bardolino und Garda. Obwohl es sich hierbei um einen reinen Parkplatz handelt, ist er auch für Wohnmobile zugelassen. Die Ver-und Entsorgung ist möglich, jedoch gibt es keinen Stromanschluss und auch keine Sanitäranlagen. Beachtenswert sind auch die Easypark-Zahlungsmöglichkeiten, obwohl dabei Gebühren in Höhe von 3€ anfallen. In der Hochsaison kann es etwas lauter sein, da der Parkplatz zwischen Hotel und Campingplatz liegt. Dennoch bietet er einen kleinen Strand, der zum Parkplatz gehört. Im März hingegen herrscht hier eine angenehme Ruhe, und man kann teilweise alleine am Strand verweilen und die Sonnenuntergänge genießen. Während unserer Wohnmobilreise besuchten wir einige beeindruckende Städte am Gardasee. Riva del Garda und Torbole im Norden faszinierten mit ihrer charmanten Atmosphäre. Zu Fuß oder mit dem Fahrrad erkundeten wir die bezaubernden Städte Bardolino und Garda. Mit dem Fahrrad erreichten wir auch Lazise, Peschiera del Garda und Limone. Ausflüge nach Malcesine und Sirmione im Süden des Gardasees kann ich desweiteren unbedingt empfehlen. Ein absoluter Ausflugstipp während des Gardasee-Aufenthaltes ist die Stadt Verona. Die Bushaltestelle befindet sich direkt an der Hauptstraße, und innerhalb einer Stunde erreicht man Verona bequem mit dem Bus. Tickets sind entweder beim Fahrer erhältlich oder können ganz einfach online gebucht werden. Ein weiteres Highlight sind die örtlichen Märkte. Wir hatten das Vergnügen, den Markt in Bardolino zu besuchen und dort die regionalen Produkte und das lebhafte Treiben zu genießen. Der Gardasee ist ein wahrer Schatz, der es verdient, entdeckt zu werden, gerade auch außerhalb der Hochsaison. Mit dem Wohnmobil lässt sich die Vielfalt der Region am besten erkunden, während man die Freiheit und Flexibilität eines Roadtrips genießt. Tauche ein in den Charme des Gardasees und lasse dich von seiner Schönheit verzaubern – ein unvergessliches Abenteuer erwartet dich! ##Links## https://www.polarsteps.com/ThomasMuellerGelsenkirchen/6693780-sonne https://www.camperstoptorbole.com/de https://park4night.com/lieu/18310/ https://www.garda-see.com/themen/fahrrad-mtb/fahrradwege/garda-by-bike https://www.atv.verona.it/DE/Fahrplane_und_Linien_Verona https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verona

#ElkeHeselmeyer #ItalianSecrets #DNEWS24 #Sirmione #Gardasee #Catull Scaligerburg #JamaikaBeach Elke Heselmeyer schwärmt in Italian Secrets in DNEWS24TV über Sirmione am Gardasee - die historische Altstadt, die Scaligerburg, die Grotten des Catull, Museen und Parks sowie Strände. Zum Schluss verrät die Chefin von Porta-Vagnu.de noch ihr Rezept für Risotto con fegatini. DNEWS24 Italian Secrets mit Elke Heselmeyer – überall, wo es gute Podcasts zu hören gibt. #ItalianSecrets

Mattarella: "Il cambiamento del clima ci impone scelte radicali. Bisogna ripensare sistemi di vita economici e produttivi". Continua la protesta degli studenti contro il caro-affitti. Le bandiere blu italiane salgono a 226. Fra gli ingressi Catanzaro, Termoli, Sirmione, Verbania, Tremiti.

Happy New Year! We are back and apologize for taking so long to release a new episode. Moving forward, we will strive to have one episode a month to share our travels and tips, as we continue to each put more time into our respective websites. But first, Tamara has a big announcement and that is that she is hosting a women-only small group trip to Iceland in September 2023! You can get all the information on YourTimetoFly.com and she really hopes that some listeners will be able to join! Note that there is a discount of 15,000 ISK if you register by January 15, 2023. Next Tamara tells us all about her two-week trip to Northern Italy! Some highlights include: 5 Days in Piedmont full of wine tasting, truffle hunting, and great food Her stay at La Villa Hotel in Piedmont A wine tour with Piedmont Food and Wine Tours Grand Hotel Tremezzo in Lake Como 2 days in Milan (highlights walking tour with LivTours) Hired DayTrips to visit Bergamo, Brescia, Sirmione on Lake Garda, and Borgo sul Mincio 2 days in Verona (mentioned Love in the Villa and Letters to Juliet movies), ½ day walking tour with LivTours 2 days in Bologna Cooking class in Bologna with Cesarine 2 days in Parma Day trip with Food Valley Travel Return to Milan

Ecco la sesta puntata della nuova serie, scritta e narrata per Italia a Piccoli Passi, un blog di viaggi per famiglie con bambini… e non solo, e in collaborazione con Passpartout, il primo gioco avventura per piccoli esploratori della cultura. La storia che ti racconto descrive un monumento del network Passpartout, Sirmione e il suo castello. Trovi le immagini che ti racconto nel blog di Italia a Piccoli Passi: puoi ascoltare anche senza guardarle, ma poi corri a farlo per completare l'esperienza, mi raccomando! Buon ascolto. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/piccola-gerbera/message

On the south shore of Lake Garda vineyards stretch out across a glacial plain offering those in the know a wonderful wine experience. Five different wines in one appellation focused on one intriguing grape, Turbiana a.k.a Trebbiano di Lugana. Take 10-minutes to find out why you should buy and sell some of these remarkable wines.Explore through:Zenato Lugana WinesSansonina WinesVocabulary to note:Lugana, Milano, Brescia, Verona, Serenissima Republic of Venice,  Lombardia, Pozzolengo, Desenzano, Sirmione, Lonato,  Peschiera del Garda,  San Benedetto di Lugana,  Turbiana, Trebbiano di Lugana, Trebbiano di Soave, Verdicchio, Castello di Jesi,  Superiore, Riserva, Vendemmia Tardiva, Spumante, Charmat, Metodo Classico

Summary After fighting his way back through the veil only to be ambushed by an undercover Death Eater, Sirius finds him self in a bit of a furry situation. Find the original stroy here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/12381339

Ci sono territori fortemente identitari che si estendono tra province e regioni differenti ma con la loro storia, il loro percorso evolutivo, ne travalicano i confini dando vita ad un unicum universalmente riconosciuto.È il caso della Lugana, areale circoscritto dal lago di Garda, divisa tra le due province di Brescia e Verona, e tra due regioni, Lombardia e Veneto, una terra che ha saputo emergere e vivere la sua trasformazione nella vocazione alla viticoltura e che gode oggi di un successo non improvvisato ma conquistato.Un percorso frutto dell'impegno dell'uomo, capace di cambiare radicalmente il volto dell'originariamente impervia piana di origine morenica che spazia dalle colline di Sirmione toccando i comuni di Pozzolengo e Desenzano per giungere a Peschiera del Garda.

Con Roberta Ferrazza, travel blogger e socia dell'Associazione Italiana Travel blogger, ci spostiano sul Garda, visitiamo il basso Garda, definita la cerniera fra tre regioni, Lombardia, Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige. Al Garda dedichiamo due puntate. Questa, la prima, seguendo un itinerario di 3 giorni, visitiamo il basso Garda: Peschiera del Garda, Sirmione, un giro lungo la pista ciclabile del Parco del Mincio, Malcesine e tanto altro.

Welcome to episode 1022, another installment of 'On The Road Edition', hosted by Stevie Kim. Today she is in Lugana, exploring the vineyards and speaking with Fabio Zenato, the newly elected President of the Consortium Tutela Lugana DOC. This is part one of 2 conversations with Fabio Zenato. Today they speak about the history, the rules of the DOC, the traditions and terroir and wines… More about Lugana: Lying on the border between the two Provinces of Brescia and Verona, the Lugana denomination stretches along the plain of morainic origin to the south of Lake Garda, within the city of Sirmione, Pozzolengo, Desenzano and Lonato (in Lombardy) and Peschiera del Garda in the Veneto. The “Lugana” Controlled Denomination of Origin, instituted in 1967, was the first to be awarded this status in Lombardy, as well as one of the very first in Italy as a whole. In order to promote and protect it, the Consortium Tutela Lugana DOC was formed, an institute for supervision, defense and promotion that deals above all with protecting and highlighting the qualities of the denomination. To learn more about the Consortium visit: https://www.consorziolugana.it/lugana-home More about the host: Stevie Kim hosts Clubhouse sessions each week (visit Italian Wine Club & Wine Business on Clubhouse), these recorded sessions are then released on the podcast to immortalize them! She often also joins Professor Scienza in his shows to lend a hand keeping our Professor in check! You can also find her taking a hit for the team when she goes “On the Road”, all over the Italian countryside, visiting wineries and interviewing producers, enjoying their best food and wine – all in the name of bringing us great Pods! To learn more visit: Facebook: @steviekim222 Instagram: @steviekim222 Website: vinitalyinternational.com/wordpress/ Let's keep in touch! Follow us on our social media channels: Instagram @italianwinepodcast Facebook @ItalianWinePodcast Twitter @itawinepodcast Tiktok @MammaJumboShrimp LinkedIn @ItalianWinePodcast If you feel like helping us, donate here www.italianwinepodcast.com/donate-to-show/ Until next time, Cin Cin!

- Si apre una grande stagione per i musei sul Garda: abbiamo visitato a Sirmione il Castello Scaligero e le Grotte di Catullo e la Villa Romana a Desenzano - “IL VIDEO RENDE FELICI” una grande mostra a Roma in due sedi - Le interviste impossibili ai maestri della fotografia di Roberto Mutti - I marmi di Torlonia: collezione di Capolavori in mostra incontriamo Salvatore Settis che l'ha curata - Con l'assessore alla cultura Tommaso Sacchi diamo uno sguardo al programma espositivo e al nuovo polo museale di Otto e Novecento

Nel pomeriggio di venerdì 18 marzo, ai microfoni dei nostri Miky Boselli e Marco Vignoletti, è stato ospite Manuel Gabriele, direttore di Visit Brescia, che punta a promuovere il turismo su tutto il territorio della provincia. «Non tutti lo sanno o se ne rendono conto: quando uno pensa a Brescia pensa alla città, ma la provincia va dal lago d'Iseo fino alla Bassa Bresciana, le bellezze sono tantissime - racconta Gabriele -. Citerei due itinerari interessanti: il primo riguarda una sorta di storia dell'Europa che risale a circa 8mila anni fa, incisioni rupestri nella Valle Camonica. Un altro luogo è Sirmione, penisola in cui si possono trovare le Grotte di Catullo e non solo...».

Avendo in sospeso un ingresso alla spa di Sirmione abbiamo usufruito io e la mia ragazza prima dell’inizio del tirocinio. Tra normative ed aneddoti relativi al paese racconto l’esperienza un attimo diversa dal normale

We catch up with Peter Mertens in his new role as Farms Operations Manager at Sean Buckley’s magnificent Ultra Thoroughbreds spelling, breeding and training operation near Kilmore. He explains how the job came up, and his day to day involvement.Peter talks of his formative years in the Gippsland region and his two apprenticeships- one to George O’Mealley, the other to Lloyd Timms.Just as his riding career was starting to gather momentum, Peter disappeared from the racing scene for two years. He explains that he had to look after younger siblings when his mother suffered a breakdown.He was no sooner back in action when he broke his neck in a race fall. He talks of his long, slow rehabilitation.Peter recalls a very successful stint in Singapore with a former Victorian trainer, and the shock phone call that brought news of his mother’s unexpected death.He remembers the one that got away! He thought Charm Scene Land was a good thing in the 1999 Blue Diamond, and was devastated when an elevated temperature put the youngster out of the big race.He talks of the amazing change of fortune that brought him a Group 1 win on the same day.Peter reminisces about his lucky run at the 2001 Adelaide Cup carnival- he won the Derby, the Oaks and the Cup itself. The former jockey reflects on his association with Bart Cummings. The pair combined to win a McKinnon Stakes and an Australian Cup with Sirmione in the 2007/2008 season.He reflects on the jockeys for whom he had special admiration and on the achievements of his son Beau who enjoyed a brilliant apprenticeship.Peter talks of the progress of five other children.He reflects on his unplaced ride on Envoy in the 2005 Melbourne Cup- Makybe Diva’s third Cup. He says to be a part of it, was an emotional experience.

I am really excited to bring you this episode with Taylor O. Thomas! I first connected with Taylor when she submitted her work to be a Studio Visit artist and have followed and loved her work ever since. I am thrilled to now have her on the show! I had such a great time talking to Taylor about how she became interested in the arts, spoiler she almost went to a very different type of school! How she starts a day in her studio and where she draws color inspiration.   Taylor O. Thomas is an American painter from Birmingham, Alabama who uses gestural painting as a means of making manifest human tendencies, ways of seeing, and the interconnection between the body and the mind. Her paintings have been exhibited in galleries and private collections across the United States and in Italy, Spain, Singapore, and China. In 2012, Thomas graduated magna cum laude from Davidson College with a BA in Studio Art. She was then awarded a Graduate Fellowship by the University of South Florida and earned her MFA in 2019.   Thomas is the recipient of an inaugural Innovate Artist Grant, a Peripheral Vision Publication Fellowship, a two-time role as Publication Juror for Friend of the Artist, a Regional Artist Project Grant by the Arts and Science Council of Charlotte, North Carolina, and a residency fellowship to attend Benaco Arte in Sirmione, Italy. Other residencies include MassArt: Art New England and Deli Grocery New York. Thomas currently lives and works in Tampa, Florida.   Thomas is represented by Deli Grocery New York (Brooklyn, NY) and her dealer is Emily Friedman Fine Art (Los Angeles, CA)   In this episode, we cover a ton of great info including: -changing paths in college -having a type-a personality as an artist -transitioning to abstraction -palette colors -using non-traditional tools to apply paint -Taylor's life post-grad school -community and finding gallery representation   RESOURCES: I Like Your Work Podcast Studio Planner Instagram Submit Work Money Bootcamp- Use code ILIKEYOURWORK20 for $20 off Bridgette Mayer Art MBA   Emily Friedman Fine Art https://www.deligrocerynewyork.com/ https://www.instagram.com/taylorothomas/    

International Vocal Coach Mylena show her Italian Retreat Location in the Garda Lake Area: Sirmione. Find more information and book your retreat at www.inbornvoice.com/retreat

nochmals quer durch Italien zur ewigen Stadt - Rom. Weiter in die Toskana zu der heissen Thermalquelle Cascate del Mulino. Zum Abschluss unserer 6 wöchigen Italienreise fuhren wir noch zum Largo di Garda und Venedig. Danach mussten wir kurz nach Deutschland - Bad Waldsee um den Van zu wechseln. Grazie Italia!

Episode 37 - Gautam and Amber Lynn are back to discuss their Italian trip. That covered the Italian cites and villages of: Alba, Barolo, Barbaresco, Varenna, Bellagio, Sirmione, Mestre (Venice area), Florence, and Milano. Items of interest -  Hotel Savona - Alba Marchesi de Barolo Winery - Barolo, Italy Gaja Winery - Barbaresco, Italy Maggiore Car Rental Company Best meal in Italy - Hostaria Vite Rossa;    Via Pietro Bembo, 34, 30172 Mestre, Venezia VE, Italy Mestre (Venice Area) Air B&B https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/6343561?location=Mestre%2C%20Italy&adults=5&guests=1&s=0PXNZ3Vf Sirmione Air B&B https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/16825306?location=Sermion%2C%20italy&adults=5&guests=1&s=jEInsENZ Florence Air B&B https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/20922072?location=Florence%2C%20Italy&adults=5&guests=1&s=a3OmSf_T      

Binaural recording - listen with headphones! Generative soundscape based on a random walk between four binaural soundscapes, recorded in September 2018 at Lake Garda, Italy: 1) evening at the lake promenade in Saló with thunder and bells, 2) shore of Garda with anchored sailing boats, 3) beach of Sirmione with members of a Chinese family, 4) fountain in the park of Vittoriale in Gardone. Info: http://www.essl.at/works/HEAD.html

Giovanna Prandini insieme al fratello Ettore sono l’anima di Perla del Garda, cantina che nasce dall’idea ambiziosa di riportare la vigna sulle ripide colline moreniche dell’azienda agricola di famiglia.La cantina circondata dai vigneti di proprietà, circa 34 ettari, si trova a Lonato del Garda lungo la strada che collega il paese al santuario dedicato alla Madonna della Scoperta, fra Desenzano e Sirmione, in una zona storicamente vocata alla viticultura.

Giovanna Prandini insieme al fratello Ettore sono l’anima di Perla del Garda, cantina che nasce dall’idea ambiziosa di riportare la vigna sulle ripide colline moreniche dell’azienda agricola di famiglia.La cantina circondata dai vigneti di proprietà, circa 34 ettari, si trova a Lonato del Garda lungo la strada che collega il paese al santuario dedicato alla Madonna della Scoperta, fra Desenzano e Sirmione, in una zona storicamente vocata alla viticultura.

Pif e Michele oggi sono arrivati a Civitanova Marche dove c'e' uno strano pappagallo, passando per Livorno, Sirmione, Mantova, Siracusa, per tornare nell'amata Palermo dove qualcuno ruba i tombini stradali.