Here are some links about Christmas/Buon Natale/Epiphany (La Befana) in Italy, 2007:
CHRISTMAS/BUON NATALE
- Buon Natale! Christmas In Italy – Source: Sicilian Culture
- Christmas In Italy – Source: In Italy Online!
- Christmas in Rome – Source: “As the Romans Do: An American Family's Italian Odyssey”, Alan Epstein
- Christmas in Rome – by Philip Marsden – Source: Travel Intelligence Ltd
- The Christmas Season in Venice – Ruth L. Edenbaum – Source: slow travel Italy
- Christmas Traditions – Source: Sicilian Culture
- Christmas Tradition in Italy: Christmas customs split Italy in two – By Floria Parmiani – Source: Floria Publications
- Rome for Christmas-New Year's week – Source: slow travel talk Italy
- Epiphany in Italy – January 6th – by Giulia – Source: Holidays & Festivals Around the World by Ms. Hos-McGrane's Grade 5 Students
- Epiphany-Befana – European Kids Project – Source: NavigaCircolo Home
- La Befana – Source: Wikipedia – "the free encyclopedia"
- La Befana: The Story of the Befana – By Floria Parmiani – Source: Floria Publications
- La Befana and Epiphany in Italy – Source: From Martha Bakerjian in the Italy Travel section of About.com
- Christmas Fair-Trade Market – "Banco di Garabombo" – Source: AngloINFO Milan – "Life in Lombardy, in English!"
- From: Thursday, November 15, 2007 To: Sunday, January 06, 2008
- Location: in Via Cherubini and Via Burchiello, Milano
- Hours: 09:00 to 20:00
- Christmas markets in the Tartarugone area – Source: Comune di Siena
- From: 2nd - 17th December 2005
- Location: Piazza del Mercato (Tartarugone), Siena
- Italian Christmas Markets – Source: From Martha Bakerjian in the Italy Travel section of About.com
- Trento Christmas Market, Trento – Source: ChristmasMarkets.com
- Weihnachtsmarkt Market – Heidelberg Christmas Market – Source: AngloINFO Tuscany – "Life in Tuscany, in English!"
- From: Thursday, November 29, 2007 To: Sunday, December 16, 2007
- Location: Piazza Santa Croce, Firenze
- Hours: 10:00 to 22:00
- The biggest Christmas tree in Italy – In English, French, German, Italian, Spanish – Source: Bella Umbria
- Christmas in Italy - Italian Christmas Celebrations – Source: Italy Travel section of About.com
- Christmas and New Year's Day 2008 in Umbria Italy – Source: Bella Umbria – In English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
- December Events in Milan – Source: Ms. Adventures in Italy – "My Stomach and the World. Food, Recipes, Travel."
- Italian Holidays, Festivals, Street Parties… – "a list of Italian holidays and festivals which can be accessed by city, region and date." – Scroll down to enter "... your choice of keyword...", e.g., "Christmas" and then press the "submit it" icon – Source: the Hostetler web site
- "Largest Christmas Tree of the World……" – Source: Albero di Natale citta di Gubbio – In multiple languages
- "Le Genti della Laga" – Location: Torricella Sicura (Te) – Announcement in English, Italian
- Buon Natale! Christmas Eve Italian Style – by Kate Heyhoe – Source: The Global Gourmet®
- Buon Natale... Merry Christmas – Source: S.PELLEGRINO
- Italian Christmas: SevenFishes (Feast of the Seven Fishes) – Source: Seven Fishes blog.com
- Italian Christmas Cakes, Cookies, and Treats – Source: From Kyle Phillips in the Italian Food section of About.com
- Traditional Italian Recipes for the Holidays – Buon Natale! Christmas in Italy – Italian Language – Source: About.com
- Buon Natale! Christmas in Italy – Source: Italian Language section of About.com
- Part 1: Origins in Pagan Celebrations
- Part 2: Vocabulary and Holiday Music Traditions – Sound clip
- Part 3: Children's Activities for the Holidays
- Part 4: Traditional Italian Recipes for the Holidays
- Part 5: Visit Italy to Celebrate the Holidays
- Part 6: Italian Christmas Traditions
- An Italian Christmas – Languages – Source: BBC Languages
- "ORO, INCENSO E MIRRA" – Course of Italian language and Christmas tradition – Source: ITALIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL "Scuola Leonardo da Vinci" – "Learn Italian in Italy in Florence - Milan - Rome – Siena"
- UMBRIA
- Expo Regalo – Christmas Shopping in Umbria - at Umbriafiere
- From 1 - 9 December, 2007
- Free admission
- Not your ordinary Christmas market: food, clothing, furniture, Tupperware, jewelry, etc.
- CHRISTMAS CRIBS IN ABRUZZO AND ITALY – Source: andrea morelli
- A Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera Night Photo Guide: Happy New Year of Night Photography from Rome – Source: Matthew Bamberg, Digital Traveler
- *** Xmas and new year 2007 in Italy *** – "A feast in culture, history, natural beauty, and finally, the authentic Christmas Cuisine with an Italian family with excursion to Rome and Viterbo! – Source: Let's cook in Italy
- CHRISTMAS COOKING IN ITALY – "from 8 december 2007 to 6 january 2008" – Cooking holidays for lover of Italy and italian food – Source: Let's Cook in Umbria
- Christmas & New Year Offers – Source: Delicious Italy – "BITE SIZED PORTIONS OF INFORMATION"
- Italian Express at Christmas – Source: Great Rail Journeys
- ARTICLES/FORUMS
- Christmas in Italy: Santa Sleeps Here – By MARTIN SEEMUNGAL – ROME, Dec. 18, 2006 – Source: abc NEWS International
- Italian Christmas Carols – Source: ITALY Magazine Forums
- Italian Culture: Christmas in Italy – Waiting For Christmas – Source: lifeinitaly.com
- World’s biggest blown-glass christmas tree – December 10th, 2006 – Source: ITALY Magazine
- Buon Natale - Christmas Links – Sound clip – Source: Welcome to Capucina's Italian-American Web Pages
- Spend the Christmas Holiday in Italy – Traditions, Events, Markets and More – By Amy Gulick– Source: Associated Content
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That's it for Friday, 23 November 2007: venerdì, 23 novembre 2007.
Ciao, Ben
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(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 6 December 2007)
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