10 unique experiences to do in spring in Sardinia in 2025
Spring is one of the best times to discover Sardinia in all its beauty. With its mild climate, longer days and awakening nature, the island offers a perfect mix of sea, excursions, events and traditions. Whether you are a trekking lover, a culture enthusiast or simply looking to relax, Sardinia in spring will amaze you with its wonders. If you are...
Max Sets Marco Bellocchio-Directed ‘Portobello’ as First Italian Original Series
Max has set revered Italian auteur Marco Bellocchio’s TV series “Portobello” as its first Italian scripted original. The show tells the story of Italian TV host Enzo Tortora, who was a victim of one of Italy’s most clamorous travesties of justice, and will debut on the platform in 2026. Max is now available in some 25 countries in Europe, spanning...
Lamborghini, fast friends with the Italian State Police for two decades
Driven by a mission to save lives, Lamborghini has been supplying the Italian State Police with vehicles for more than 20 years. The publicity benefits are also a welcome side effect. Police forces need fast, reliable, and versatile vehicles, cars that can quickly reach top speeds to respond swiftly to emergencies. To date, Lamborghini has supplied...
Researchers Use Lasers To Map A Buried Roman City That Dates Back Over 2,300 Years
For the first time in history, archaeologists have mapped an entire ancient Roman city using ground-penetrating radar. According to The Guardian, the buried town of Falerii Novi contained a bathhouse, theater, several temples and shops, and a large monument of a kind experts have never seen before. Once a proud, 75-acre outpost 31 miles north of Ro...
This volcanic Italian island was made for wine
Pantelleria, a volcanic island between Sicily and Tunisia, is quite small, but it produces great wine. Geographically closer to Tunisia, it has a rich history that has seen the passage of different cultures that made their way from across the sea. “History has crossed this small rock sitting right in between two continents [of Europe and Africa],”...
Coffee in the kitchen: the unexpected role of our favorite brew as a culinary ingredient
Coffee is one of the world’s most cherished beverages, yet not many know it has a history that extends beyond its traditional role as a drink. While commonly associated with morning routines and sweet treats, coffee’s application in savory cooking is both diverse and fascinating: thanks to its flavor profile—marked by bitterness, acidity, and depth...
Italian plant and flower industry, another excellence of Made in Italy
The Italian floral and plant industry continues to thrive, generating impressive economic figures. In 2024, the sector reached a remarkable turnover of 33 billion euros, cementing Italy's position as a world leader in floriculture and horticulture. The industry’s value is driven by both domestic demand and exports, which account for a signi...
Pope Francis signs decree recognizing Salvo D'Acquisto's martyrdom
Although he was hospitalized, Pope Francis made a decision yesterday regarding an Italian hero who is little known abroad but deserves to be recognized and remembered, especially in these difficult times: Salvo D'Acquisto. Pope Francis signed the document authorizing the Vatican's Dicastery for the Causes of Saints to issue the decree recogn...
The Italian Cooking Philosophy That Can Help You Save Money On Food
According to the FDA, as of 2025, foodies in the U.S. waste an estimated 30%-40% of the total food supply (yikes). That also means that the water, energy, and labor required to produce this food gets wasted too. As an antidote to this unflattering statistic, the centuries-old Italian cooking philosophy of cucina povera can help households save mone...
The places of Montalbano's Sicily
Sicily is not only a set for Il Commissario Montalbano, but a co-star with its history, art, architecture and iconic scenery. The transposition of Andrea Camilleri ’s novels to the small screen has led to the vivification of that land made up of a mosaic of Baroque villages, historic palaces and seascapes that tell centuries of civilization and cul...
Things to do around Verona: 7 one-day trips and how to get there
Wondering what to do around Verona? We're here to help you choose the perfect itinerary. Just beyond Juliet's House and the iconic Arena, there's a whole world waiting to be explored, one step at a time. Verona is a fantastic launchpad for exciting one-day trips. The best part? No car needed! Thanks to efficient buses service, you can get to any de...
Tourism: The 'Hidden' Italian El Dorado?
When my daughter graduated this summer, I thought it would be great for her to explore the world. She visited one of her friends in the United States, spending a few weeks in Georgia and touring the southeastern coast with her friends. But when she landed, one of the first things her host asked was, “Why Georgia? You’re from Rome, the city of La Gr...