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Here we are on a journey of discovery of Naples, a city where history intertwines with modernity in a mosaic of colours, flavours and culture. As you plan what to do in Naples in 5 days, let your curiosity and enthusiasm guide you. Naples is the place where pizza saw the light; it is a living treasure trove of art, history and traditions. An ideal...

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With family celebrations taking up the winter holidays and the summer a perennial struggle to mesh everyone’s schedules, spring break in Italy can be a great alternative. Schools generally close at least once between March and April, and stay closed for a week (or slightly longer, if you count two weekends); flights are often cheaper during these s...

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Open February 16 to July 28, 2024. Union Terminal - 1301 Western Ave, Cincinnati, OH. A volcano awakens. A city vanishes. On August 24, 79 A.D., the city of Pompeii was frozen in time by the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius. But what nature destroyed, it also preserved. Through 150 artifacts, POMPEII: The Exhibition tells the tale of a city...

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As Carnevale approaches in the runup to Lent and then Easter, Italy comes alive with festivals in February. In the US the biggest such event is New Orleans’ Mardi Gras, but in Italy many cities have their own versions as they celebrate the last fling before Lent puts an end to fun and self-indulgence, ushering in the reflection and gravity of prepa...

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Want to know what to see in Naples? You've come to the right place. We at Visit Italy have selected for you 10 must-see attractions in 2024. You are in a veritable open-air museum. The city unfolds in a network of cobbled streets and alleys, characterised by the presence of important old buildings and new constructions, many churches and bars where...

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The first Italian edition of the Academy For Women Entrepreneurs, the U.S. State Department's program that aims to provide women and girls with the knowledge and network they need to turn their business ideas into reality, free of charge, has kicked off. The Academy For Women Entrepreneurs was born out of a partnership between the U.S. Diplomatic M...

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Naples is a microcosm of artistic expression. Italy’s third largest city, Napoli is arguably the country’s capital of culture. This is a place where one can feel the passion of its people in every sight, sound, scent, and taste. And not only Neapolitan pizza, but also Neapolitan sweets are beloved by Italians up and down the boot. Neapolitans boast...

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Capodimonte porcelain represents a significant chapter in the history of Italian art. Dating back to the mid-18th century and known for its incredibly detailed designs, even the Louvre wanted to showcase its beauty, as demonstrated by the exhibition currently gracing its visitors, which will last until the end of the month. Delicate figurines, ethe...

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The towns on the Amalfi Coast are popular for good reason, but the most famous ones like Positano and Amalfi overflow with tourists in high season. That said, like many A-list destinations in Italy, it’s not that hard to find respite from the crowds. To visit the Amalfi Coast off the beaten path, just head just a few miles down the coast for impres...

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Marina di Pisciotta, a charming Italian coastal town located 100km south of Salerno in the region of Campania, is a hidden gem with a population just over two thousand. Nestled within the boundaries of the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park, this little-known destination captivates visitors with its timeless allure and pastel hues. Pisciotta...

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