Pietrasanta debates good government at Creartiva 2026
Pietrasanta’s Creartiva returns for a third edition, taking Lorenzetti’s frescoes on good and bad government as its season theme.
Pietrasanta’s Creartiva returns for a third edition, taking Lorenzetti’s frescoes on good and bad government as its season theme.
The curator of Rome’s landmark Troy exhibition Alessio de Cristofaro explains why myth and archaeology are not rivals.
The Archaeological Park of Gabii, on Rome’s eastern edge, is welcoming visitors ahead of its official opening in September.
An 8-year effort has restored a 260 km Roman road through southern Italy, linking villages and Grand Tour landscapes.
Paralympic champion Bebe Vio brings WEmbrace Games to Rome’s Stadio dei Marmi, free and open to all.
From Trieste’s Habsburg port to 144 countries, Andrea Illy on beauty, regenerative farming and good coffee.
From a Trieste roasting plant to 144 countries, illycaffè’s chief on design, sustainability, and regenerative economics.
Antonino Caravaglio farms a Venetian grape in a Lipari volcano crater so cool it once froze his vines in April.
Ilaria d’Uva speaks in Venice about growing up on bread and audio guides and the voice that AI can’t replace.
Rabarama brings monumental sculptures to Rome’s Via Veneto in an open-air show funding social causes.
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