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Scuola Leonardo da Vinci ® - École d'italien en Italie

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  1. Punctual as ever, from 30th march to 1st May, Messer Tulipano, the extraordinary floral event that has been held for 24 years in the park of the Castle of Pralormo, returns to announce the arrival of spring in Turin. With the extraordinary flowering of over 100,000 tulips and daffodils, the event involves the entire park, designed in the nineteenth century by court architect Xavier Kurten. Kurten, creator of the most important English-style parks of the Savoy residences and in Piedmont, took advantage of the natural scenery of the mountains of the Monviso group in Pralormo to create a park with […]

    The post The Castle of Pralormo and the Messer Tulipano event appeared first on Blog of Leonardo da Vinci ;).

  2. Classical mythology has strongly influenced the Italian language and culture. Some expressions such as "tagliare la testa al toro" or "essere piantati in asso" are still widely used today, their history dates back to Greek myths. Find out more by listening to the episode of ITALIANO ON-AIR dedicated to "Italian and mythology". Or on our website with the full transcripts: https://podcast.scuolaleonardo.com/italiano-e-mitologia-episodio-8-stagione-6/ We are also present on the main streaming platforms! Follow ITALIANO ON-AIR on Spotify or Apple Podcasts to receive a notification every time a new episode is released. Through the site, you can also send us feedback. Write to […]

    The post "ITALIANO E MITOLOGIA" - EPISODE 8 (SEASON 6TH) appeared first on Blog of Leonardo da Vinci ;).

  3. There are so many students at our school who, for one reason or another, choose to completely change their lives by moving to Italy. And we are happy, honored and proud to help them in this incredible change. Today we meet Akiko, a Japanese girl who studied with us for several months between 2019 and 2021 and moved to Italy to follow her heart. In fact, she has now been living in Piacenza for four years with her Italian partner. We asked her to tell us about herself in a short interview, where she also explained some differences between the […]

    The post From Kagawa to Piacenza: Akiko's Journey of Love, Learning, and Cultural Blends in Italy appeared first on Blog of Leonardo da Vinci ;).

  4. When thinking about Italy, one of the first things that comes to mind is, without a doubt, the pasta. But today we would like to ask a second follow-up question: What associations do people then commonly have with pasta in Italy’s capital, the Eternal City? Whether we imagine bucatini or rigatoni or perhaps prefer tonnarelli and mezze maniche, pasta is an undisputed protagonist at the Roman dinner table. When walking through the winding, cobblestoned alleys of Rome’s historic center – whether you are Roman, Italian, or perhaps hail from another part of the world – stopping in a typical trattoria […]

    The post In Roman Cuisine, Guanciale is King! appeared first on Blog of Leonardo da Vinci ;).

  5. In addition to being two delicious spoon desserts, easy to make because they are made with simple ingredients such as eggs and sugar, Venetian tiramisu and Piedmontese zabaione apparently share the fact that they have long been considered aphrodisiacs. According to legend, tiramisu was invented in the second half of the eighteenth century by the bawd of a pleasure house located in the historic centre of the city of Treviso. The lady, owner of the brothel, had apparently devised this sweet aphrodisiac to "invigorate" her customers and lift their spirits when they returned home. The name of the dessert, in […]

    The post What do tiramisu and zabaione have in common and why should we eat them on Valentine's Day? appeared first on Blog of Leonardo da Vinci ;).

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