How Padua honours a saint it refuses to name
The Feast of St Anthony draws pilgrims to the great Basilica of Sant’Antonio, known locally as Il Santo (the Saint).
The Feast of St Anthony draws pilgrims to the great Basilica of Sant’Antonio, known locally as Il Santo (the Saint).
Ferrari unveils the livery of its flying ocean monohull at Milan Design Week, pairing Grigio Hypersail with iconic Giallo Fly.
Against one of Italy’s most celebrated backdrops, music takes centre stage in Ravello for two months.
A Roman kitchen school in Garbatella where strangers become friends as they meet to cook, eat and sing.
Rome celebrates Alberto Sordi’s legacy this summer with film festival, a new statue, Casa del Cinema award.
Italy’s tourism now generates 26 percent of GDP, UNESCO cuisine recognition expected to bring 18 million new visitors.
Festival in Umbria revives the social and cultural fabric of a medieval town, bringing back 14th-century life.
New cultural initiative in Rome brings rarely seen archaeological treasures out of storage and into hotels for public to see.
A philosophy graduate turned a snowbound Abruzzo hamlet into Italy’s most radical hotel experiment.
Sicilian showman Luca Vullo is the man who talks with his hands and body – and wants UNESCO to listen.
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