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Piedmont: Val di Susa Skiing Guide
Turin’s Winter Olympics of 2006 propelled Val di Susa into the limelight with its major new skiing facilities. Today there are some 1500 km of ski runs in Val di Susa, Piedmont, and trails set in a wonderful natural landscape. Try the runs for beginners, the extremely long off-trail routes through fresh snow or night [...]
Italian Photoroll update: February 2012
The latest addition of what we call the ‘Italian Photoroll’, now features over 40 links to photographic blogs and websites all around Italy, including some new great Italian Photo blogs and websites. So check out the latest link list below, and if you have an Italian Photo blog or website or know of another Italian [...]
Visit Italy Via The Movies
There are many ways to see Italy and the Italians once you have arrived in this lovely country. But there is a another way that you can see Italy and the Italians without actually leaving home…via the movies! Italian Reflections has assembled an initial list of over 50 films, some classics of the Italian Cinema [...]
Winter in Piedmont
Piedmont in winter really does have a lot to offer, mountain resorts for winter sports lovers, beautiful lakes, natural parks, traditional dishes and excellent wines. Piedmont’s name, meaning “at the foot of the mountain”, comes from its location at the base of the impressive Alpine chain that encircles the region. Turin, the capital of Piedmont, [...]
A Man Who Has Not Been In Italy…
October’s Italy Quotation: “A man who has not been in Italy, is always conscious of an inferiority, from his not having seen what it is expected a man should see.” – Samuel Johnson (1709-1784) – English poet, critic and writer. Like quotations like these then head over to the Italian Reflections Quotations Page.
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