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The Regata delle Befane is a cherished Venetian tradition held annually on January 6th, coinciding with the celebration of the Epiphany. It is a whimsical event featuring veteran rowers from the Reale Società Canottieri Bucintoro, Venice’s oldest rowing club, founded in 1882. All rowers, who must be over 50, dress up as Befane, complete with long s...

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Maria Luisa, daughter of the King of Austria, married Napoleon Bonaparte in 1803 and became the Duchessa di Parma. Among other delightful qualities attributed to her, was her good nature and her joy in feasting and socializing, a tradition that still prevails in this pretty, dignified town. Parmagianni revere her memory, and so it was no surprise t...

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There's a reason why Italy consistently ranks among the Top 10 most-visited countries in the world. From its fascinating history and world-class food and wine to its charming architecture and unparalleled cultural depth, Bel Paese — or "beautiful country," as it is fondly called — is the ultimate destination for every kind of traveler. Furthermore,...

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Venice will host 18 days of Carnevale this year, with events taking place along the city's canals and across its bridges and squares from 14 February until 4 March. The theme of the 2025 edition of the Carnevale di Venezia is Il tempo di Casanova and is devoted to the colourful Venetian figure Giacomo Casanova on the 300th anniversary of his birth....

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Tuscany has long been a desirable travel destination because of its rich artistic culture, unparalleled landscapes, and internationally heralded food and wine. From stately mountains cradling a vast hinterland to its nearly 400 miles of shimmering coastline, the activities and attractions in this Italian region are endless.   Plan an olive oil tast...

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Sardinia, well-known for its sunny beaches and thriving summer tourism, becomes a peaceful secret spot in the winter, where visitors looking for authenticity and unspoiled beauty can enjoy a unique and peaceful experience. The island's landscape, that includes rocky mountains and undulating hills, is covered in lush foliage during the off-season, m...

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Italy is a stunning holiday destination with many regions to explore, history to learn and culture to get to know - not to mention the authenticity of its food.  The Mediterranean country welcomes millions of tourists every year - but many tend to explore the beaten path, heading to the more famous holiday hotspots such as Rome, Florence and Milan....

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To skip the overrated tourist traps in Italy, get on a train and travel to the other major cities in the country besides Rome, Florence, and Venice. You can also rent a car to visit Italy's many picturesque small towns. One medieval village that provides a quaint day trip is Rasiglia in Umbria (which has all the vibes of Tuscany without the crowds)...

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Fly into Bologna or Milan to take an epic road trip along the ancient Via Emilia that hosts a string of beautiful Italian cities stretched through Italy’s Food Valley. This is one of the planet’s culinary hotspots. Emilia Romagna slashes diagonally from the Adriatic lapping on Rimini’s beaches in the East, through the fertile plains by the River Po...

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In an action-packed all-expenses paid journey exploring UNESCO sites, local hotspots and breath-taking landscapes. Travel with Italian American peers while being introduced to the vibrant culture, mouth-watering cuisine and fascinating history that puts one’s Italian American heritage into a life-changing context that was never realized before. Eli...

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