Speaking of spring: 4 things to know about Botticelli’s Primavera!
Yellow Zone, oh happy day!
As of yesterday, we are back in the yellow zone in Florence, joining the rest of Tuscany at last! Yippee! Now we who are lucky enough to call Firenze home, are able to travel anywhere within the city without carrying a document declaring who we are, where we live, and why we are away from our home should the authorities choose to question us. Freedom! At last!
I celebrated the day by going to my favorite locale, Piazzale Michelangelo, and then walking down through the city, starting at the Rose Garden. Here were the sights along the beautiful, gorgeous, beloved way!














The blooms on my balcony right now







Let’s learn about Madame de Pompadour and her love of French porcelain
Sevres porcelain and Madame de Pompadour – a match made in heaven! This week I look into the love story between the Marquise and King Louis XV, and show how their relationship is reflected in the exquisite works of art created by the Sevres porcelain factory in the eighteenth century.
Al fresco dining becomes possible soon in Italy

Visit the wisteria arbor at Bardini garden, Florence via webcam

Social distancing
Happy Earth Day from one of the most interesting cities on earth
Firenze, the fascinating!



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