Rome restaurants
My name is ORESTE LAGLIA and with my wife and my daughter are owning this restaurant in Rome downtown from 1978.
Since that year we are proudly serving our customers in our familial atmosphere. Many people returned back to visit us after they enjoyed our courses, so we decided to let you know their satisfaction. We are all culinarly graduated and our goal is to prepare for you the authentical dishes of the TRADITIONAL ROMAN CUISINE like BUCATINI ALL' AMATRICIANA .
Rome remains one of the world's great capitals for dining with even more diversity today than ever. And the great thing about the restaurants in Rome is that you do not have to spend a fortune to eat really well. My restaurant in Rome offers a comfortable home like setting where guests are welcomed like family and receive warm, friendly service.
We use extravergin olive oil and aromatic vinegar. In fact roman cuisine features a diverse range of fresh and colorful foods which are combined in simple ways to preserve the identity of the ingredients. This food is then traditionally enjoyed in a communal setting with family and friends, a little wine, and lots of laughter.
Typical roman dishes that deserve to be mentioned here: from Gnocchi alla Romana (dumplings made of semolina flour boiled in milk), to Puntarelle (curly tips of Catalogna Chicory dressed with garlic, vinegar, and anchovy sauce); from Filetti di Baccalà (salt cold fillet dip in butter and fried; the Pomodori Ripieni (large tomatoes stuffed with rice) and the Abbacchio alla Cacciatora (suckling lamb in the hunter's style, pan roasted with garlic, rosemary, and vinegar), are tasty as well !!
Roman cooks have created a culinary universe of first quality around the " fifth quarter" (cows quarter): the tripe.
In the tradition of Italian's trattorias, the sight, sounds and aromas of the authentic italian cuisine, are recreated fresh every day at the Rome restaurant Il Secchio.
Stefano Sandano is an archaeologist, native of Rome and is a copyrighter for the main tourist attractions of Rome like the restaurant il Secchio at http://www.secchiorestaurant.it
The best places for the African Safari
animals and birds, its savannas and deserts, its jungles and waterfalls. For many centuries the most of the Africa countries have been colonies of the great European powers – mainly Great Britain and France. Nowadays Africa is free and open for tourists. Kenya, South Africa and Tanzania have become very popular travel destinations. Now, in Africa there are a lot of natural parks where you can enjoy carefully preserved flora and fauna. Several decades ago, only desperate courageous people risked traveling across Africa. In the beginning of the XXI century one can make his trip to Africa with all the necessary comfort.
The best and the world-known safari destinations are Masai Mara in Kenya, Serengeti on Zanzibar (Tanzania), Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, Okavango in Botswana and Kruger Park in
South Africa. Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and the Maasai Mara protect the greatest and most varied collection of terrestrial wildlife on the Earth.
Masai Mara is a land of rolling hills, woods and acacia trees. It is watered by the Mara and Talek rivers and opens onto the Serengeti plains of Tanzania. No trip to Kenya would be complete without a visit to Masai Mara. It's one of the most-promoted parks in Africa, and it's really worth visiting. Here you can enjoy comtemplating leopards, rhinoceros and over 450 bird species.
The Serengeti ecosystem is one of the oldest on earth. Its climate and nature have barely changed in the past million years. The Serengeti is the jewel in the crown of Tanzania's protected areas and makes up the significant part of the country area.
Victoria Falls is a world heritage site sometimes is called one of the Seven Natural Wonders. Victoria has the largest curtain of falling water on earth. Its sound is spreading a lot of miles around.
The Okavango Delta is really unique. It is the largest inland delta in the world. Instead of flowing into the sea, the annual flood of water flows inland, spreading over 15 000 km of the Kalahari sand in a maze of lagoons and channels. The countless islands that emerge from its waterways gave birth to several diverse ecosystems which are home to vast numbers of birds. The crystal clear waters support many kinds of fish. The heart of the delta is accessed by air only.
The Kruger National Park in South Africa is one of the oldest and largest reserves in Africa. The park boasts a tremendous variety of game and birdlife in its numerous habitats. The south is home to some of the most popular restcamps as the wildlife is prolific. The central region consists of extensive grassy plains that are interrupted by lush riverine vegetation along the Olifants and Letaba rivers. The northern region is quite remote and thus, less popular.
A trip to all these reserves and park will take a lot of time, but you can make several voyages to the Black continent.
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Experiencing the most of London in just a few days
Day or night, London thrives with life. A city that seems to have never fallen asleep from the time of its first founding, everything that one might want to experience can be found within the city center. "When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford." The writer Samuel Johnson said this in the 18th century, and it can still be said of today's contemporary London. Naturally, a city that offers all that life can afford needs numerous explorations, but with just a few days, one can experience the rich taste of this flavorful city. To start with, every visitor to London must dab into the city's history, from the first days of its founding to its dark medieval secrets to the monarchy's priceless crown jewels. Next on the menu is the pure pleasure of London's aesthetics; the city's center is full of charming parks and English gardens, narrow streets which unexpectedly disclose the scents of exotic restaurants, and various shops and markets selling from the most tasteful and chic to the most trendy and unconventional. When night hits, it rocks. The drinks pour, the laughs are loud, the beats pump, and the dancing is intense. London is a thriving city, and day and night it keeps its visitors entertained with its history from its first foundations, its city center's physical beauty, and its nightlife, making it a city that never sleeps.
London's history is so rich and so vast, that the highest to the lowest level of history fan will be interested. While London acknowledges its first century Roman founding, it honors Boadicea with a statue near Parliament. Boadicea was the British queen who raised an army and fought back the Romans to London, where she burned the city. Those who find such violent female figures interesting will enjoy museums like Madame Tussauds, a very lifelike wax museum, and the London Dungeon, where the horrors and terrors of medieval London come to life, including a selection of Britain's most infamous women throughout history. The Tower of London houses the crown jewels as well as tales of mysterious prisons for important prisoners. Fusing history and art, the National Portrait Gallery depicts portraits of Britain's most famous people throughout the centuries. The British Museum has one of the largest and best archeological collections of worldwide artifacts, including the Rosetta stone and Lindow Man. Fortunately, while these museums give a good feel for London's past, the visitor does not actually have to deal with the battles, plagues, and fires that London has survived.
And relishing the calm and beauty of today's civilized London, the visitor can peacefully enjoy London's aesthetic city center. A walk along Oxford Street brings out the consumer in all, while nearby Hyde Park still manages to provide the serenity of the countryside in a city setting. Except, of course, speaker's corner, where people proclaim their message for the world to hear. Northeast of the park is Portobello Market, one of London's many outdoor markets, selling the best in antiques. Between the parks and busy shopping streets are quaint streets of times past, leading to unexpected surprises like central London's Covent Gardens, where flower girls still sell beautiful bouquets. Seeing all this from a bird's eye view gives a comprehensive overview of what lies below, and the London eye shows just that from the center of the center. A free option offering a bird's eye view is Primrose Hill, a small park in the north of London perched on a hill, overlooking the rest of the city. Hunger is bound to strike at some (or many) points of such jam-packed days, and the city's flavors will suit all tastes. From traditional English fare to such exotics as Indian restaurants, which are quickly assimilating and becoming typical London fare, any array of food can be found in between. And what better time to plan the evening out than during mealtime, when feet are resting and stomachs are happy!
The day is done, the eve is planned, and as night approaches, day is just dawning for those that never sleep. A typical London night out will start at the pub with a group of friends, enjoying the local beers on tap and friendly conversations speckled with bursts of laughter. Of course, if it's a football or rugby night, the atmosphere will be quite serious and concentrated till the winner is known. After whetting the whistle at the pub, many will go on to dance at one of London's countless dance clubs. In such an international city, dancing will include every type of dancing, like techno, trance, hip-hop, Latin, ethnic, and raves. After the drinks and dancing, some late night chow down will soothe the stomach in the countless late night or fast food restaurants lighting up London's night streets.
Experiencing the most of London in a few days is so enjoyable with London's rich history, its delightful walks through its sophisticated and beautiful city center, and ever amazing transformation into a nightlong party. A world-class city aged 2000 years and still growing in popularity, London has aged better than a bottle of good wine. London never reached 'a' perfection – it continually recreates perfection for every generation that shares in its life, and that is why no one can ever forget this city.
About the author:
This article was written by Jennifer Bravorski with support from the Jesmond Dene Hotel, which is a cozy bed and breakfast located in the heart of London. To learn more about how bed and breakfasts can add to your travel experience, please visit http://www.jesmonddenehotel.co.uk/
