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A fascinating tradition of Italian culture, the “Condominium Theatre System” in central Italy during the 18th and 19th centuries is now a candidate for inclusion on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list. This unique system was characterized by the use of private residences, often belonging to noble families, which were transformed into theater...

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Rome's Fiumicino Airport has found a novel way to use the empty land alongside runways - by covering it with 2.5 km of solar panels. Creating the largest airport solar farm anywhere in Europe, the electricity produced by the panels will be used within the airport and reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. The new installation will help Leonardo da Vi...

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A century-old house got an eco-friendly makeover thanks to an architect couple Maddalena Cerruti and Vincent Baisnée, who purchased the property to build their first family home. What started as a rundown property in Liguria, Italy, that hadn't been occupied in over 30 years turned into an oasis with repurposed stone patios and a 30,000-square-foot...

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Italy has long been a tourist haven, renowned for its enchanting landscapes, historical treasures and culinary delights. This year, it remains at the top of many must-visit travel lists, cementing its place as a global travel favorite. But it's ALSO a country that beckons people to stay. Being wealthy in Italy means more than financial riches; it's...

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Nestled in a peaceful corner of the quaint Italian city of Reggio Emilia sits a tiny playground with basketball hoops glued on opposing walls. The playing surface is worn, bicycles are propped up around its perimeter and the spire of a small local church pokes over the top of the surrounding buildings. Although beautiful, it’s at first unassuming a...

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There are many events scheduled for the Jubilee 2025, a unique opportunity to visit Rome and take advantage of the spiritual aura that can be felt in these months in the capital. The official meetings planned by the Holy See are 37, dedicated to all possible categories of people, starting from the Jubilee of the World of Communication in January, t...

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The recent changes to Italy’s road code have raised concerns about the future of wine consumption, particularly in restaurants. Under the new regulations, stricter rules regarding alcohol consumption while driving have been introduced, alongside increased fines for those caught driving under the influence. This has had an immediate impact on the re...

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In the 2025 "Best Diets Overall" ranking by U.S. News & World Report, the Mediterranean diet once again claims the top spot. It was praised for its health benefits, ease of adherence, and its positive impact on longevity and disease prevention. Experts highlighted its focus on whole foods, healthy fats, and the balance it provides for both physical...

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For many, a trip to Italy without a visit to Venice is a trip wasted. Venice has become a bucket-list destination for art-lovers, foodies, history nerds, and anyone interested in exploring the Italian way of life. Venice is such a hub that over 5 million travelers flock to this small city every year, eager to taste authentic Italian food and hop ab...

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Having recently visited the South Tyrol region in Northern Italy, I found myself captivated by a place unlike any other I have seen in Italy.Situated at the meeting point of Austria and Italy, the region of South Tyrol possesses a distinct and varied cultural character shaped by its complex past, where the blending of languages, traditions, and his...

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Boat rides to hidden coves, sunbathing below a colorful umbrella at a glamorous beach club, sipping Aperol spritzes at sunset, twirling spaghetti with clams as you gaze out at the Mediterranean — these are just a few of the dreamy things you can do on the Amalfi Coast and the island of Capri, which is less than an hour away by boat. And though the...

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One thing I enjoy about returning to a destination is the chance to update the outdated impressions I’ve held in my mind from previous visits. Europe is always changing — and on my last visit to Sicily’s capital of Palermo I discovered that it’s become a whole new city in recent years. It’s cleaner, safer, and more efficient than it was in years pa...

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