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16 Unforgettable Italian Festivals Worth Traveling For - Rosetta Stone
Choose any festival in Italy, and you're destined to have fun: historical carnivals, extreme sports, fine wine, and even chestnut celebrations. From the traditional to the surprising, this list highlights 16 must-visit festivals in Italy for your trip itinerary.
Exploring Italy: The Full List of Holidays in Italy in 2024 - Rosetta Stone
If you’re planning a trip to la bella Italia (beautiful Italy)—or maybe even living there as an expat or digital nomad—you’ll want to get your Italian holidays straight to properly join in on the festivities! Or perhaps to avoid the crowds. There are 12 public holidays in Italy, many of which are Catholic in nature but are still widely celebrated by non-religious residents.
25 Best Things to Do in Rome: Classic and Unusual Finds - Rosetta Stone
Rome has plenty to love: a lavish history, incredible art collection, and impeccable style. There’s a reason why she’s been an icon of the silver screen for so many decades. If you’re planning a visit, you may find yourself thunderstruck with the staggering array of options for your journey. From museums to ruins, here are our top 25 best things to do in Rome!
What is a Ryokan? A Guide to Japan's Classic Inns - Rosetta Stone
Hotels are the standard for overnight accommodations away from home, but in Japan, ryokan offer the ultimate lodging experience. There, you can relax in a rejuvenating hot spring, enjoy the very best of Japan’s authentic cuisine, and get a good night’s sleep on a comfortable futon (布団) mattress. If experiencing traditional Japanese culture is on your to-do list, staying at a ryokan is a must!
Uncovering Japanese Cuisine: What is Washoku (和食)? - Rosetta Stone
What comes to mind when you think of Japanese food? Most people will quickly answer "sushi" and "rāmen", but of course there's much more to it than that! Traditional Japanese food is broadly referred to as washoku, and it's not just food. It's art! The features that distinguish washoku from other cuisines can be separated into four categories: ingredients, seasonality, aesthetics, and balance.
10 Traditional Day of the Dead Foods for an Unforgettable Feast - Rosetta Stone
One of the most exquisite parts of Day of the Dead in Mexico is the food. Families usher the spirits of their loved ones back to the land of the living on November 1 and 2 by building ofrendas lined with their favorite foods. Some are sweet, like dulces típicos (regional sweets), while others like mole lean savory. Meals are typically prepared in large quantities, so there’s more than enough of each dish to go around!