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My grandmother always dreamed of going to Italy, but losing my grandfather put her plans on hold.My husband and I surprised her with a trip to Sicily for her 75th birthda We found Sicily to be an accessible trip for an older relative, and can't wait to go back to Italy. When she's not busy caring for everyone else, my grandmother loves to travel. S...

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Sixteen high school juniors from public schools in New York, Los Angeles and Detroit are heading to Florence, Italy, for a fully funded, monthlong immersion in Renaissance art, history and culture — an experience that organizers describe as a potentially life-changing opportunity. The students, along with four teacher-chaperones, are this year’s re...

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Summer in Italy brings with it more than sunshine and long afternoons; it reshapes daily life, including what goes on the table. Across the peninsula, the seasonal shift inspires a different way of eating: lighter, fresher food, often prepared in advance or served at room temperature.   Some dishes are tied to specific regions, while others have cr...

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We’ve handpicked the best coastal towns in Italy to explore in 2025 if you’re looking for something beyond the usual Cinque Terre, Amalfi Coast, Capri and the like. This guide shows you the hidden beach towns in Italy worth visiting this year to escape the city heat, dive into crystal-clear waters, and uncover some truly special seaside gems. It’s...

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So, you're joining the rest of Australia and flocking off to Europe to soak up the summer sun? Firstly, I'm jealous. Secondly, I bet the Amalfi Coast is sitting pretty at the top of your travel bucket list. I don't blame you. It's a breathtaking stretch of dramatic cliffs and rugged shoreline dotted with picture-perfect fishing villages. Trust me,...

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Carezza Dolomites is the ultimate mountain haven for those who can't get enough of the great outdoors. Whatever the season, this is the place to be. Easy to reach and ideal for families, sports enthusiasts and keen hikers, it has everything you need for a holiday filled with adventure and jaw-dropping Dolomite scenery. With state-of-the-art lifts a...

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Italy’s not exactly shy when it comes to UNESCO World Heritage sites – there are 60 of them dotted from top to toe. With so many, it’s no wonder some absolute gems get overshadowed by the big hitters like Rome’s Colosseum or Pisa’s leaning tower. When most people think of UNESCO World Heritage sites in Italy, it’s easy to picture the blockbuster at...

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Just a few steps from Noto, a jewel of Sicilian Baroque and UNESCO World Heritage site, an authentic corner of Sicily is revealed, where time seems to expand amidst vineyards, citrus groves, and olive trees. Here, Zisola was born, the Sicilian estate of the historic Tuscan family Marchesi Mazzei, a symbol of Italian viticulture for over six centuri...

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Italy is a country of fabulous regions – and Piedmont, in the country’s northwest corner, ranks as one of the most appealing. Indeed, the region has a concentration of the pleasures that make Italy such a dreamy destination. Piedmont brims with art and history. It’s one of the best places to savor food and wine in all of Italy. And stunning natural...

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Have you ever stopped to think where the Parmigiano Reggiano you grate on your pasta comes from? If it is indeed authentic Parmigiano Reggiano—a product with a Protected Designation of Origin (PDO)—it was made in or around Parma, a charming Italian city about an hour from Bologna. And according to International Living, Parma is a perfect alternativ...

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