From Gravel Quarry to Community Hideaway
It was love at first sight when Massimiliano Locatelli first laid eyes on the two industrial buildings for sale in Salento. Once a former gravel quarry, today the property has…
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Palazzo Maresgallo: Home of Baroque, Art and Apulian Hospitality
There is a saying in Salento: “Salentu: lu sule, lu mare, lu ientu” (Salento is a place of sun, sea, and wind). Traveling around the world in search of new…
Recipes from Puglia: Chefs Motolese & Bianchi
VIA magazine cooks with the chefs of Puglia
Recipes from Puglia: Chef De Siato
VIA magazine cooks with the chefs of Puglia
Recipes from Puglia: Chef Paladino
VIA magazine cooks with the chefs of Puglia
Against the current: Carlo Bonazzi
He is 92 years old and has the energy of a 19-year-old; he is a careful observer with accurate insights. He is charming, witty and a great conversationalist, and even…
People of Puglia | Manuela Girone
Combining the spirit of Puglia and the treasures of the South Pacific, Manuela creates highly versatile and wearable pieces by contrasting raw materials such as hemp, silk, and linen with…
The award-winning Leccese artist: Francesca Mazzotta
Francesca Mazzotta describes herself as a dreamer, with the soul of an artist. This is reflected in the expressive jewelry and contemporary objects that she makes in her studio in…
Puglia: A Safe Place to Rest & Rejuvenate
Post London lockdown, Tijana Tamburic shares her holiday recipe for responsible exploration at the heel of Italy The month of March felt like the world was hurtling toward catastrophe, but…