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Located along the Adriatic Coast in central southern Italy is the quasi-anonymous, blink-and-you’ll-miss-it region of Molise. Encircled by the regions of Lazio, Abruzzo, Puglia, and Campania, it’s about a three-hour drive from major cities like Rome and Naples. Few have ever heard of it, and even fewer have visited.  For such a small destination, M...

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Long overshadowed by Capri and the Amalfi Coast, the island of Ischia is having a well-earned moment. The largest island in the Gulf of Naples, Ischia has drawn fresh attention in recent years thanks to the HBO-RAI adaptation of My Brilliant Friend, the buzz around its thermal springs, and the lure of its charming, seaside hotels. Known as the “Gre...

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Everyone’s got a list when it comes to Italy. Rome, Venice, Florence—those big names always make the cut. And sure, they’re stunning. Full of history, art, energy, and, let’s be real, a lot of people. But what if—just imagine—you skipped them? No Colosseum crowds, no gondola traffic jam, no squeezing into the perfect Duomo selfie, just… passed them...

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Its beaches, nestled between spectacular cliffs, offer the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Whether you're looking for a fully equipped beach with all the amenities or a hidden corner far from the crowds, this guide will help you discover Positano's best shores.  If you're looking for the most beautiful beaches in Positano, you've jus...

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Looking for an Italian getaway that’s perfect for the whole family? Look no further than Verona! This gorgeous city blends rich history, stunning architecture, and fun activities for kids and adults alike. From exploring ancient Roman ruins to experiencing the magic of opera, Verona offers a little something for everyone. Here’s why it deserves a s...

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A beautiful Italian city is known as the Florence of the country's south, and has fewer tourists than the likes of Venice, and Rome. Joanne Lynn, head of European product at tour operator Riviera Travel, included the sunswept travel destination among seven "hidden gem" spots in Europe to visit this summer. Lynn included Lecce, in the Apulia region,...

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In the Pauline Hall of the Lower Galleries of the Vatican Museums the entire collection, consisting of nearly five hundred specimens, of micromosaics belonging to the pontifical patrimony has been permanently displayed. This extraordinary collection, once owned by Domenico Petochi, was acquired in the early 1990s thanks to the initiative of the the...

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  50 years since the reform that challenged patriarchy in Italy How carbon farming is shaping the future of Italian wine Blue Flags 2025 Announced for Italy’s Best Beaches Record year for visitors and revenue at Italy’s state museums and archaeological parks in 2024 Italy introduces concrete support for young people looking to buy a home Italy’s te...

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‘Look at the colour,” says tasting expert Carlo Veronese, sitting at a restaurant table in the village of Bosmenso. “Check how flexible it is, then give it a sniff and think about what you smell.” Only after we have given proper attention to appearance, structure and aroma do we taste the speciality before us. We are not trying fine wines, however,...

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Planning your next solo adventure? If Italy is on your radar—and it should be—let us point you to a slice of paradise that’s tailor-made for independent travelers: the Amalfi Coast.  With pastel-colored villages clinging to dramatic cliffs, sun-drenched beaches, and winding roads that hug the coastline, solo traveling Italy’s Amalfi Coast is an unf...

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