The whole world is painting up in green today! But do you know what is this feast about? And why its symbol is the clover? Find out more in our article! Who was Saint Patrick? His real name was Maewyin Succat, born in Scotland. He was kidnapped by pirates when he was 16 yrs and sold as slave to the sovereign of what today is Northern Ireland. After 6 years he gets to escape from slavery and goes back to the Christian Church: first as deacon then as bishop, he is the one who took the Catholic religion to Ireland. He died in 461, on March 17th.   Known as...

On Sunday, March 5th 2017 will take place the handmade market in Soave, organized by the Botteghe di Soave in Via Roma, from 9 am to 7 pm. Art and creativity will be represented bu artisans and masters that will present their artworks. What better occasion to spend your Sunday our beautiful Soave?   Patrocinated by Comune di Soave, Pro Loco Soave and UfficioTuristico IAT Est Veronese.  Infos: 328.0807212 Luigino or [email protected].

In Verona, the Carnival fest is known as "Venerdì Gnocolar”. The origins of this name, also known as Bacanàl del Gnoco, bring us back to a traditional legend. The Carnival in Verona is one of the mst ancient of Europe,that is still active. It was born in 1531, after a bad famine that caused sky-high prices for the flour, and cause of it a bakeries lockout. Then a riot of the poor people, most of them living in San Zeno area, at the time one of the places where used to live many poor people. In order to calm them down, some of the richest in town bought...

Dear winelovers Val Day is almost here. We are getting ready with our new romantic DIY project. The process is very very easy! Here it is what we will need to make this wine corks heart! - Wine corks - Glue gun - A paper and a marker First of all, draw the silhouette of an heart. The drawing will have to be as big as you want your cork heart to be. Now, be patient and select your best corks, choose the right shades and heights, and place them on the drawing, following the silhouette. Now use the glue gun and stick side-to-side the corks, one by one,...