Inside Overmarine, builder of the world’s fastest yacht
Viareggio’s Mangusta yard closes 2025 with a €430 million order book as selective buyers hunt their next boat.
Viareggio’s Mangusta yard closes 2025 with a €430 million order book as selective buyers hunt their next boat.
Europe’s largest digital art gallery in Gorizia enters the final months of Refik Anadol’s immersive Data Tunnel.
Owners do not buy a finished boat here. They come to build one, alongside architects, engineers and craftspeople.
Knighted by President Sergio Mattarella, Translated’s Marco Trombetti on why language tech is Italy’s edge.
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.
Drones may soon lift Amalfi’s lemons off cliffs too steep for anything else in the Valle dei Mulini.
The 16th-century villa that irreversibly shaped Western architecture is now learning to tend its own land.
Closed for centuries, restored by Chipperfield, the Procuratie now host a foundation training on flexing strengths.
Florence has its first modern urban vineyard with views across the Arno to Brunelleschi’s dome and the Fiesole hills.
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