There are many lovely places in Italy with delicious foods and wonderful views. I have yet to find a restaurant with views like there is at La Madonnina, located near Lecco, Italy.
It is about a 20 minute drive from my in-laws’ house. The kids are always excited to go there to see the cows and horses that roam freely around. There is also a playground outside for them. When we pulled up around the corner there was a cow returning home from grazing along the mountain road. I would fly to Italy just to eat their polenta uncia. It is polenta made with butter, Parmigiano Reggiano, and gorgonzola. It is topped with melted Fontina cheese. La Madoninna is where people go for weddings, baptisms, birthdays, and any other special occasion. The views are breathtaking. While waiting for the meat course, I stepped outside in the cold air and got a little carried away taking photos of the sunset; some I took with instagram and some with my camera. I always loved my friend Brian’s Silent Sunday series. I thought it would be fun to take a few Sundays and share some photos from Italy.
I adore you all. :)Thank you for stopping by. Enjoy your Sunday. xo
I loved seeing looking at these pictures, Lora. I wish I had insider knowledge of great places like this in Italy (or I can ask you. 🙂 ) Will have to remember this for my next trip out there. 🙂
Just breathtaking!!! It it is so wonderful that you were able to enjoy this time with your family and I am so sure you will cherish these times forever.
Yay, I'm so happy you're sharing more photos with us. I could look at pictures of Italy all day! 🙂
Amazing pictures Lora! When I see this I miss Italy more than ever! But it's great to read your stories about it.
These are beautiful photos! It takes me away!
Thank you for sharing your photos, it looks like a truly lovely place to be! anne
Looks like a lovely place to have a relaxing meal!
I just love the landscaping. What beautiful pictures!
I love travel stories and your pictures really tell one beautifully 🙂
Beautiful and mouth watering photos, Lora. Your photos really do tell a story. I'd call it 'A Perfect Day' 🙂