Folklore

La Baca is one of neighborhood of Buenos Aires, the capital city of Argentina. La Boca is famed for its traditional colorful wooden houses and pedestr… Read the rest

Livorno’s traditional Central Market occupies a 19th-century building and houses more than 200 stalls and shops. There’s a little bit of e… Read the rest

Probably the most famous site in Capri, is La Piazzetta (Piazza Umberto I), the use of the suffix “etta” in Italian is a diminutive, and is used in af… Read the rest

One of the best-known symbols of Sicilian folk iconography, the cart was created as a means of transport that responded to practical needs, but went o… Read the rest

One of the joys of spending time in Italy is its open-air markets, everything, from the aroma of porchetta to the vibrant colours of sun-ripened produ… Read the rest

The Ballarò Market, located in the streets around Piazza Carmine, combines two Italian excellences: food and clothes. Primarily a food market, the Bal… Read the rest

Rome is also defined by the river that flows across the city, with one of the most fun areas to visit being Trastevere, on the west bank of the river… Read the rest

The covered English Market is one of Cork’s greatest assets, with a wonderful, lively atmosphere and an array of meat outlets, fruit and vegetab… Read the rest

Krishna Rajendra Market (also known as KR or City Market) is the city’s busiest bazaar, crammed with vendors selling everything from coloured ti… Read the rest

La Candelaria This is the historic centre around the Plaza de Bolivar. Despite some unfortunate architectural influences from 20th century, the barr… Read the rest