Lombard churches shine in Boí Taüll, in Pyrenees
Lombard masons built the Romanesque churches in Catalan Pyrenees, and Italian restorers later saved their frescoes.
Lombard masons built the Romanesque churches in Catalan Pyrenees, and Italian restorers later saved their frescoes.
At Rome’s Scuderie del Quirinale the first major Pontormo retrospective held outside Florence, with over 130 works.
More than a century ago near Alghero, a winery unearthed a Neolithic necropolis and saved Torbato, an ancient Catalan grape.
In Barbagia autumn opens ancient doors, from Grazia Deledda’s Nuoro home to Oliena’s courtyards of embroidery
A Sardinian hotel in Oliena keeps Barbagia’s crafts, cuisine and wine traditions alive, welcoming curious travellers.
The Stradella Baroque Festival closes in Viterbo with 3 final concerts of Swedish folk, baroque and contemporary music.
In Sardinia a neolithic tomb later turned into a Byzantine church preserves six millennia of history for curious visitors.
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.
Le Donne del Vino launches a Gen Z group using short social videos to make wine culture more accessible to young Italians.
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