Rome Villa Celimontana dig finds imperial mosaics
Eight frescoed rooms and a striking marine mosaic surface in a discovery that may redraw the imperial Caelian Hill.
Eight frescoed rooms and a striking marine mosaic surface in a discovery that may redraw the imperial Caelian Hill.
High above Bormio, restored trenches and military villages of the First World War open to summer hikers with guided treks.
Two sold-out nights at the Donnafugata castle near Ragusa, under the honorary presidency of Plácido Domingo.
A submerged Bronze Age settlement and Roman necropolis open to the public near Lecce this summer, end of July.
William Shakespeare’s work haunts a Lecce castle in an immersive show of seven installations.
I Solisti Veneti revive Galuppi’s lost 1776 oratorio Mundi Salus, launching Opera in Villa across three historic Veneto villas.
Herculaneum’s Galleria Martusciello reopens, allowing access through volcanic layers to the ancient beach where 300 died.
Two anniversaries in one year, up to 26 million shared family stories, and a partnership described as stronger every day.
Above and Below the Line runs for two weeks, at long last restoring names long left in the margins.
Vespa celebrates eighty years since Piaggio’s 1946 patent, with nearly 20 million scooters built across five continents.
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