Lia Contesso's Articles in Travel-and-Leisure


  • Italian Feasts: Tradition And Fun
    Looking for feasts and various kinds of events, nowadays, became easier thanks to the web: in the net you can find any kind of information. Dates and places, but also opinions and useful suggestions of people who already know what you are looking forward to see.

  • 2011 In Rimini Starts With Bizet’s Carmen
    2010 is about to end, and Rimini proposes, as every year, to start the New Year with an opera: 2011 will start with Bizet’s Carmen, on the 1st January at 5.30 pm and on the 3rd January at 8.30 pm at the Auditorium Palacongressi.

  • A Place To Get Immerged In Nature And History? Cadore!
    Cadore is a land filled with sensational natural landscapes in the Dolomites area, declared a World Heritage by the UNESCO in 2009 in the name of its uniqueness: immerge into nature!

  • â€where’s The Nearest Parking Lot For St. Mark’s Square?††1000 Tourists’ Questions Abou
    Venice is such a unique city that it almost seems unreal, for those who don’t frequent it habitually; the questions that rise are the strangest ones, and Venetians, astonished, answer them more or less patiently...

  • Cattolica: Past, Present And Legends
    Situated on the border between Romagna and Marche, Cattolica is part of the Riviera Romagnola; tourism is fundamental in its present, but let’s not forget that it’s an ancient town, quoted in Dante’s Divine Comedy.

  • Cesenatico: Histories Of Power, Independence And Sea
    As the name suggests, Cesenatico is historically tied to Cesena; it obtained the total independence for the first time from the nearby city in 1798 thank to Napoleon’s troops, after almost a century of obstacles caused by the Church, that wanted things to stay as they were, also for economical reasons.

  • Discovering Verona
    Strolling about in Verona you will notice buildings and monuments witnessing its history: it has a great cultural interest in various fields, and it’s been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO: it’s certainly worth a visit.

  • Do You Have To Speak Italian To Go On Holiday To Italy?
    Since Toto’s attempt to speaking a foreign language with the famous â€noio vulevan savuar†(which is supposed to mean â€we’d like to knowâ€) many years have passed, but the tendency of Italians remains the same: they are happy to talk with strangers from all over the world, but in Italian.

  • History And Traditions Of New Year’s Eve In Verona
    Verona once celebrated New Year’s Eve on March 1st as did many northern cities in Italy. This year the town is ready to welcome 2012 with many shows and activities.


  • Holidays In The Adriatic Riviera: Fun, Relax And Good Cuisine
    Once again it’s summertime, and here it is a new rich season of offers in the Adriatic Riviera, the centre of the mass tourism which offers everything, to everyone.

  • Luxury: Ostentation Or Elegance?
    Some sustain luxury as a display of elegance and richness, some condemn it as an ostentation of elegance and richness...but let’s not get confounded: luxury and elegance are not ostentation.

  • Mass Tourism: The Organization Of Fun
    The touristic offer of the Adriatic Riviera is rich and varied, to be able to satisfy the demands of every kind of the tourists that arrive in the Riviera in the whole year, since the Sixties.

  • Non-competitive Events In The Venetian Spring
    The proposals of non-competitive events in the Lagoon city in the spring are unique events that only Venice can offer, and they involve the whole city and all those who, on that day, have the luck and the will to be there.

  • Not Only Fun - History And Culture In Rimini
    Rimini is not made out just of fun and party nights that last until morning. It’s an ancient city rich of history and culture, that has many stories to tell.

  • Ready For Your New Year’s Eve In Riccione? Happy 2011!
    A New Year’s Eve immerged in a sea of bright lights and shiny decorations, with walks in the historical Ceccarini boulevard, the seaside in the winter and much fun: you’ll find all this and much more in Riccione!

  • Reality Or Fantasy? Legends Of Verona
    Verona is rich in history, culture and legends: the arena which made it famous is said to have been built in a night, while in the Montorio Castle a â€command book†is said to be hidden.

  • Religion, War And Nature In Cassino
    Cassino is a town in the southern part of Latium, near the limit with Campania; it has a very ancient history, and its famous Abbey makes an interesting destination of it.

  • Riccione: Fun, Wellness And Relax
    The Adriatic Riviera is a lively area full of events, and it offers many possibilities to those who want to have fun, as well as to those who like cultural holidays and who travel for work, who will find organized structures to alternate work and relax.

  • Riccione: Relax And Ttv Festival 2010
    From the 11th to the 13th June in Riccione there will be the 20th edition of the TTV Festival: a week-end dedicated to video-theatre.

  • Skiing Holiday Week On The Dolomites!
    The winter season is coming up: the lovers of ski and winter sports in general already started to get ready for their week-ends in the mountains and their skiing holiday weeks!

  • Su E Z Per I Ponti: A Charity Walk
    There’s no better occasion to conjugate movement and charity: reaching its 32nd edition, the non-competitive march â€Su e z per i ponti†(up and down the bridges, in Venetian dialect) comes back on the 18th April.

  • Summertime Is Over: A Souvenir Of The 2010 Summer In The Adriatic Riviera
    The summer season 2010 in the Adriatic Riviera has been, as always, rich in events and exhibitions of various kinds, which enter in different fields raising the interest of many people.

  • The International Exhibition Of Luxury Makes Verona Shine
    Verona receives from the 24th to the 27th of November the International Exhibition of Luxury, an event to discover the most exclusive and pricey products of the world

  • The Magic Of The New Year’s Eve
    2011 is coming by: everyone starts thinking about how 2010 passed, making a balance of the year trying to see its positive aspects, but it’s also a moment to start thinking about how to say goodbye to 2010 and to welcome 2011.

  • The Skiing Holiday Week? In Cadore!
    The end of the summer season is the beginning of a new season for the mountain areas: now it’s time to start thinking about the skiing holiday week and winter holidays, to discover the marvels of the territorial associations in the Italian mountain regions!

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