Francesca Chialà leads a freedom flash mob in Venice
A sculptor’s sunset flash mob honors the 21 women who wrote Italy’s constitution, timed to a historic Venice regatta.
A sculptor’s sunset flash mob honors the 21 women who wrote Italy’s constitution, timed to a historic Venice regatta.
Rome has opened its largest ancient Roman fresco and mosaic to visitors, and reservations are already impossible to get.
Rome’s only pyramid reopens September 4 after three years, with new lighting, free evening tours, and a rebuilt archaeological area.
Experts say the AI that reads Herculaneum’s charred scrolls signals a wider research revolution.
A Napoleonic fort turned private residence on a 5,700 square metre island in the northern Venice Lagoon has just gone on sale.
The Alessandro Stradella Baroque Festival returns to Viterbo this autumn, blending early music with contemporary works.
Theatre launches restoration of Lentini’s derelict Carabinieri barracks in Sicily, a first inside a building empty since 1990.
DiVino Etrusco opens August 20 for its 20th edition, a 7-day wine tasting bringing 54 Italian wineries and more than 100 labels.
A Roman-era shipwreck laden with hundreds of amphorae has surfaced off Sicily, revealing new details about ancient trade.
Eight frescoed rooms and a striking marine mosaic surface in a discovery that may redraw the imperial Caelian Hill.
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