Hospitality with Canova, Senz’Oste and Villa Barbaro
Veneto Prosecco hills, Maser trust, Renaissance ideas, and candlelit sculptures craft a more purposeful visit.
Veneto Prosecco hills, Maser trust, Renaissance ideas, and candlelit sculptures craft a more purposeful visit.
Italy paid 30 million euro for a rarely seen Caravaggio. Now it hangs in Rome, and crowds suggest the gamble works.
Venice naval museum leverages novel funding model, draws up patrons list and visitors jumped 51.5% from 2025.
The curator of Rome’s landmark Troy exhibition Alessio de Cristofaro explains why myth and archaeology are not rivals.
Bikini is celebrating its 75th anniversary on a small beach near Vico Equense, still run by the founder’s family.
The Archaeological Park of Gabii, on Rome’s eastern edge, is welcoming visitors ahead of its official opening in September.
A fragment of Roman countryside just 30 minutes from the capital preserves some of Rome’s oldest historical phases.
Gorizia marks its post-border revival with a reopened Museum of Fashion and Applied Arts in Borgo Castello.
Calabrian inmates train as olive oil tasters, reviving a near-extinct white olive variety once thought lost forever.
An 8-year effort has restored a 260 km Roman road through southern Italy, linking villages and Grand Tour landscapes.
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