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From coastal fish specialities made from the day's catch, mussels, clams and prawns, to the queen of crustaceans, the lobster. From ancient recipes from the poor cuisine of a time when nothing was wasted to bread in various forms seasoned just as grandmothers did. From the typical sweets of special occasions to wine and above all the olive oil that...

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Pisa is a city that lives suspended between the past and the present: world-famous for its Leaning Tower, Pisa offers much more to its visitors than one can imagine. Situated along the banks of the Arno River, Pisa was one of the four Maritime Republics, a relevant center of trade, a crossroads of cultural exchange, and even today its legacy can be...

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Moving to Umbria may be a dream for many, but dreams, as they say, son desideri, and no one says they can’t come true! This beautiful region, often called the “Green Heart of Italy,” is a peaceful, picturesque region renowned for its rolling hills, medieval towns, and vibrant cultural life. Known for its proximity to major cities like Florence and...

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Aeroporti di Roma (ADR) and the National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to launch an innovative travel program for NIAF members visiting Italy. This strategic partnership aligns with the Year of Italian Roots in the World and the upcoming Jubilee 2025 in Rome. The agreement aims to: Promote new tr...

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October is one of the best times to visit the Eternal City. The capital traditionally enjoys an "Indian summer" known as the Ottobrata Romana, a period of usually balmy weather and wine-soaked festivities linked to the vendemmia grape harvest. After the last of the summer festivals drew to an end in early September, Rome welcomes a new season of cu...

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I had the opportunity to meet two Tucson, AZ chefs, Matthew Cable and Devon Sanner of restaurant Zio Peppe, during their recent visit to Parma. The two Americans were touring the city of Parma for a very specific reason: Tucson and Parma, over a decade ago, were awarded the international distinction of UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, making the...

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Getting to Tires is like entering a postcard from another time: this small town is located just 17 km from Bolzano and lies at an altitude of one thousand meters in a green landscape of pastures and woods, surrounded by the majestic profile of the Catinaccio, one of the most iconic and famous landscape of the Dolomites, kingdom of the legendary Kin...

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One of the most prestigious opera houses in the world, La Fenice of Venice is admired for its extraordinary architecture, aesthetic appeal, and dramatic history. Two devastating fires and over two centuries of political instability have not crushed this symbol of rebirth and resilience. In 1789, in Venice already rich in ancient theaters (as many a...

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When visiting Italy, you might expect romance, history, art, and food, and a tour through this beautiful country serves up many exciting feelings that tourists crave, from wine lovers visiting Tuscany to fashion enthusiasts exploring Milan. Chocolate fanatics and art admirers may want to make a stop in the beautiful city of Perugia, home to stunnin...

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Surrounding Varese rise numerous points of interest to explore during an out-of-town trip. The area is dotted with places that combine high naturalistic appeal with ancient historical relics and spectacular evidence of the art and ingenuity of human beings. What are the hidden treasures of the province of Varese? Here are some of the most beautiful...

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