Rome relights the Pyramid of Cestius after three years
Rome’s only pyramid reopens September 4 after three years, with new lighting, free evening tours, and a rebuilt archaeological area.
Rome’s only pyramid reopens September 4 after three years, with new lighting, free evening tours, and a rebuilt archaeological area.
700 handmade objects from 70 countries at Homo Faber. The woman behind it says AI can never make imperfection,
In the Monti Dauni of Apulia, Molino De Vita built a mill quarried, plastered, and coloured from the durum wheat it mills.
900,000 people, 3,300 unpaid volunteers and a pope. Inside the 6 days that made Rimini’s Meeting its biggest edition ever.
Fourteen young chamber ensembles converge on Villa Medici Giulini for the sixth Premio Filippo Nicosia.
The Alessandro Stradella Baroque Festival returns to Viterbo this autumn, blending early music with contemporary works.
Scorsese accepts honorary presidency of Italy’s David awards, capping a summer of change at the film academy.
Vallerano in Lazio sets 100,000 candles alight on August 29 as actor Eugenio Mastrandrea celebrates the four seasons.
Theatre launches restoration of Lentini’s derelict Carabinieri barracks in Sicily, a first inside a building empty since 1990.
Italian households now spend 108 euro a month on culture, the highest figure since the pandemic, say Confcommercio and SWG.
Glazed maiolica was made for centuries in Gerace but today only one workshop is still firing, a museum opens in September.
Intesa Sanpaolo’s museums open eight autumn exhibitions running from Leonardo’s followers to contemporary photography.
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