The story behind the patron San Biagio In Italy, as the “protector of the throat,” the faithful turn to Saint Biagio to treat physical ills and, in particular, to heal throat diseases. We would say that we all need his help during this flu period! There is a very...
Torrone is a traditional Italian treat widespread throughout the entire country, which is typically consumed during Christmas time. Actually, even though Torrone is mainly consumed during Christmas, Italians do eat it all year. Everyone, or almost everyone, has...
Italian Christmas Market: the market that celebrates the Italian Christmas spirit with delicious food and special crafts is back in Berlin on 3rd and 4th December 2022 Chestnuts, torrone, panettone, lasagne, arrosticini, olive all’ascolana, polenta, limoncello,...
Italian Christmas Market: Am 3. und 4. Dezember findet in Berlin wieder den Markt statt, auf dem die italienische Weihnachtsfreude in Form von Essen und Kunsthandwerk gefeiert wird Kastanien, Nougat, Panettone, Lasagne, Arrosticini, Olive all’ascolana, Polenta,...
This important day is slowly approaching, and we can already see ourselves ready to raise our glasses and toast the New Year, which we hope will bring as many changes for the better as possible. To do this, we recommend some of our Italian regional New Year’s...
Experience Christmas at its most Although Christmas is a purely religious holiday, in Italy the cultural component is just as important, if not more so. Among decorated streets, Christmas trees, nativity scenes, lights, endless and wonderful family meals, the...
Italian Christmas Market Saturday December 11th from 11 AM to 10 PM and Sunday 12th December from 11 AM to 8 PM Napoleon Komplex, Modersohnstraße 35-45, 10245 Berlin Facebook Event Italian Christmas Market: on December 11th and 12th the first Italian Christmas Market...
Since the Arabic domination to the present days, marzipan has always been the main character of festivities. The term ‘marzipan‘ comes from Arabic maw-thabán, the name of a middle-eastern silver coin that corresponded to a certain quantity of a sweet dough...
