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Buy an Italian calendar.

Looking for stocking-fillers or
inexpensive Christmas gifts?


Why not consider a stunning Italian calendar? Easy to buy, easy to send!


Let's be honest about this. We're lucky - we live in Italy. But if you don't, and you want to keep your love of Italy alive all year, this is a great way to do it.


And bear it in mind too if you're looking for inexpensive Christmas gifts. Does the person you're thinking of love Italy? Have Italian roots? Or perhaps they've been there this year.


An Italian calendar makes a great gift. Not only does it show thought, it's easy to send, even long distances, and best of all it lasts all year round!


We have chosen three examples for you here. Click on any of the pictures or buttons and you will be taken to our partner's page. There, you'll find both the calendar we have chosen and a selection of others, all of them with an Italian theme.


Because this particular partner sells mainly calendars, the prices you will find are extremely competitive - in fact we have never been able to better them.


Italian wall calendar.


Italian calendar

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Who would not feel happy looking at that picture? Just like Italy - absolutely stunning!


And it's not the only one. This particular Italian calendar has equally wonderful images of Italy right through the twelve months. Rome, Venice, Pisa, Florence, Tuscany - if you've ever been to any of them this calendar will bring back all your happy memories.


If you haven't been yet, it will help you visualise just what an amazing country this is.


A great gift for a family - or treat yourself!




Italian 'page a day' desk calendar.


Italian calendar

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This desk calendar comes with its own 'easel' stand and is compact enough (5.5" square) to fit on any standard desk or table-top.


It is not meant as an appointment calendar but the dates are clear and easy to see and it gives important holiday dates from around the world.


But the best bit? - Each day you have a new picture of Italy to delight you - tear them off if you can bear to!


Buy one for your boss, your colleagues, or as a thoughtful gift if you have children who are students.



Italian language calendar.


Italian calendar

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Yes, another desk calendar - but with a difference. This time every page has a new Italian phrase for you to learn!


Written by Berlitz - of world-wide renown for their effective language courses - the tear-off sheets give you not only the phrase as it is written in Italian, but a phonetic pronunciation too.


This is a great calendar if you, or someone you know, is learning the Italian language. You don't even need to learn each day's phrase - just seeing it in front of you will help you remember it. It's small enough (5" square) to fit on any desk, or on your kitchen counter-top where it will catch your eye every day.


Give one to anyone learning Italian or anyone planning to go to Italy - it always helps to know a little of the language.






Looking for other inexpensive but imaginative Christmas gifts? What about one of these beautiful, hand-painted nativity snow globes from the most famous of all Italian nativity craft makers? A stunning family heirloom.



Or perhaps you'd like some Italian Christmas music - sure to make your festive season merry and bright!





Buy an Italian calendar to our home page about Italian culture.




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