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  • Food and Travel Journalist, Freelance
  • None, Freelance, AllRecipes, Vogue
  • None, FREELANCE (VOGUE, ALLRECIPES, FORBES)
  • None, Freelance (WaPo, F+W, Wine Enthusiast, more)
Italy, Veneto
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culinary journalist. I dislike celery and warm desserts. ♋️

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11 of the loveliest affordable hotels in Venice

11 of the loveliest affordable hotels in Venice

Of all of the affordable hotels in Venice, these are the nicest ones to know about, with prices starting from…

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CARINA’s Clarissa Carlucci Shares 6 Places To Eat And Drink In Liguria Original

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Clarissa Carlucci on the Italian Riviera. CARINA/Clarissa Carlucci While the Amalfi Coast fills up with cruise crowds and Tuscany’s hill towns turn into selfie lines every July, Liguria – or the Italian Riviera — stays a little less crowded.
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7 Non-Traditional Venice Restaurants Locals Actually Recommend Original

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Il Caffè Zeffirino Venezia at Nolinski Venezia. Julie Limont Spend enough time in Venice and certain dishes start to feel like home base. Sarde in saor (sardines marinated in a sweet and sour onion sauce) at one bacaro, baccalà mantecato (whipped codfish) at another, maybe a plate of bigoli in salsa or a few rounds of fritto misto from the lagoon, and a Select spritz in hand while you wait for a table.
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Hotel of the Week: Architect Aline Asmar d’Amman Reawakens a Forgotten Venetian Palazzo for Orient Express

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| Galerie Magazine Verified
Orient Express Venezia. Photo: © Giulio Ghirardi Cannaregio resists the postcard version of Venice. Its canals are quieter, its streets less worn by tourism. It’s also where Orient Express has landed, not on the Grand Canal, not near San Marco, but on the Rio di Noale, behind a pale pink facade punctuated by seven finely carved Gothic windows.
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