Annual festival takes place every summer in small Tuscan town of Barga READ MORE: Leaning into tourism! British seaside town hopes to become selfie hotspot thanks to church that's wonkier than ...

Hundreds of portions of fish and chips are being sold in the Tuscan town of Barga once again this summer Close your eyes and inhale deeply and the smells could transport you to almost any Scottish ...

Barga is home to one of only two Celtic Supporters ... The Tuscan town celebrates its ties to Scotland with a three-week long fish and Chips festival also known as Sagra del Pesce e Patate.

Barga regularly holds Burns Suppers ... "Sagra del pesce e Patate", a festival dedicated to traditional fish and chips. Incredibly, they aren't the only Italian dwelling with such strong links ...

Around 40 per cent of the 10,000 inhabitants of Barga in north-east Tuscany can claim ... with many setting up gelaterias or chip shops. Paolo Nutini, Nicola Benedetti and Ronnie Ancona are ...

Among those with Barga connections are the Nardini family of the Largs ice cream empire and singer Paulo Nutini, whose great grandfather set up the family fish and chip shop in Paisley.

Her Barga roots go back to her great-grandfather, who came to Lanarkshire and ran Zamboninis fish and chip shops in the area. Her father moved north in the 1980s. The family had big plans for this ...

Every August, the hilltop town of Barga hosts its annual Fish and Chip festival, which admittedly sounds a little more cosmopolitan in Italian - 'Sagra del Pesce e Patate'. Legions of locals turn ...

The distinctive aroma of fish and chips has been wafting through the Italian town of Barga every summer since the early 1980s. Now in its 40th edition, the Sagra del Pesce e Patate is back in full ...

“Many people from Barga live in Scotland ... Born in Falkirk in 1897, son of a fish-and-chip-shop-owning emigrant, Johnny returned to his father’s homeland following the end of the First ...