Aysha becomes Ginostra’s only pupil after twenty years
A hamlet on Sicily’s Eolian islands reachable only by boat has reopened its school after 20 years, for a class of one.
A hamlet on Sicily’s Eolian islands reachable only by boat has reopened its school after 20 years, for a class of one.
Sammichele di Bari in Apulia hosts the 18th festival of Italy’s most beautiful villages with a proposed national law on the agenda.
A Napoleonic fort turned private residence on a 5,700 square metre island in the northern Venice Lagoon has just gone on sale.
In Liguria’s mountain retreat of Crocefieschi, August belongs to books and brushes, as the village reinvents its summer culture.
Once held by Monaco’s Grimaldi princes, Gerace is spending 20 million euro to grow without the crowds in Italy’s famous towns.
Genealogy platform MyHeritage says Italians are travelling to find their own roots, reversing a flow Italy has courted for decades.
The Hermitage is rebuilding shepherds’ huts on a Matterhorn reserve that stays open, free and unbooked, until end of August.
High above Bormio, restored trenches and military villages of the First World War open to summer hikers with guided treks.
The Colosseum reopens its arena floor and underground chambers after dark from this month to groups of just 25, twice weekly.
A year after its turn as European Capital of Culture, Gorizia rewards with its digital art tunnel through to its Collio wine.
A family hotel offers up its roof garden for tourists and locals to share local food and wine, astrology readings, and dancing.
The Path’s Panarea retreat on July 28 has drawn WordPress’s founder, Oscar-nominated filmmakers and venture investors in the past.
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