When it comes to snow sports, Italians tend to be a little more laid back with their skiing compared to their French, Swiss or Austrian cousins. In Italy, rather than queuing to catch the first lift to the summit, skiers are more likely to rise late, take a long lunch and finish early for an après ski Peroni beer, a glass of Cinzano or a shot of dark espresso. On a sunny day, you’re likely to find more sun seekers than snow seekers, and it’s not uncommon to see people stripped down to the briefs and bikinis, sitting on a slope-side sun deck soaking up the rays.
Italy is normally overshadowed as a ski destination by the better known ski resorts in France, Switzerland and Austria, but the Italians have a superb selection of their own resorts and are perhaps happy to keep their skiing secrets to themselves.
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What you see – Have you ever wondered why Little Italy serves only vegetarian food? Well, we think we have the inside information. It is because the owners of the company are Gujaratis.
Now here’s another piece of background. The brand was actually started by an Italian chef called Don Giovani, 17 years back, when he came to visit Osho’s Ashram in Pune. So he started something called La Pizzeria that still runs in Pune with the same name. Little Italy was started later in time.
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Italy is also known as the City of Love. Many people believe that when you go to Italy, you will find love. Many couples go there not only to see its many fascinating attractions but to celebrate either their anniversary or to serve as their honeymoon destination. The country is truly an amazing place.
Visitors are easily bowled over the many exciting things to do in Italy. It is haven to designer’s clothes. Enjoy shopping and finding items you will not see anywhere else in the world.
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