A warm welcome to 8 new Italian Reflections Italy Bloggers whose latest articles are now featured dynamically on Italian Reflections all in one place!
They include:
A Welshie in Italy is Nerys Howell’s blog. Nerys is a 25 year old Welsh girl who studied Italian at uni, and moved to Milan in November 2008.”
Andiamotrips is the blog of Karen Phillips who has lived in Naples for over 16 years. She feels like the Campania region is her home and as any good hostess, loves ‘inviting’ people over to mingle with the locals, visit the museums and galleries, try the wine and local cuisine, learn the history and visit the local festivals. That is the spirit behind her Andiamotrips blog.
In 2003 Rebecca Winke began writing a series of essays for the Slow Travel website, documenting her experiences as a transplanted American city girl to the Umbrian countryside. Her musings are reproduced at Brigolante Blog.
Ciao Amalfi, Writing, photography & tales from daily life on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, through the eyes of an American writer and art historian, Laura Thayer, who decided to call this place home.
Girl in Florence 2.0, written by Georgette Jupe. A 20-something slightly sarcastic American from Texas, enjoying wine, travel, and constantly discovering the city she is lucky to live in.. Florence.
Italianna, is Anna Savino’s blog for a passion … about food, wine, and Italian culture. She is a dreamer… hoping to one day get her sommelier certificate, move to Langhe and do wine tours. For now just discovering new things in Piemonte one step (sip) at a time.
My Umbrian Village is written by Elizabeth Heath. “Life, love, adventures and misadventures with the people and places of my adopted Italian homeland.”
Un Prosecchino is Celia Prosecchino’s blog. Celia, is a Londoner who ended up ten years ago living in Tuscany with her Italian husband and daughter, who offers musings on la dolce vita.”
These blogs contain a great amount of information, photographs as well as stories about life in Italy and Italy itself. So what are you waiting for check them out now at Italian Reflections Italy Bloggers
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