Forty years of Fiumara d’Arte in the Nebrodi
Forty years after a grieving son’s memorial, Sicily’s once-prosecuted sculpture park faces a quieter test.
Forty years after a grieving son’s memorial, Sicily’s once-prosecuted sculpture park faces a quieter test.
A mirror-steel winged horse and 5,000 pupils’ terracotta tiles turn a Catania school square into Librino’s newest public artwork.
The Venice lagoon island St Francis chose for prayer stayed silent on the famous friar’s 800th anniversary feast day.
Lonely Planet named Veneto Italy’s only destination for Best in Travel 2027, urging visitors to look beyond Venice’s landmarks.
Emperor Tiberius dined in its sea cave. Now Sperlonga’s beaches, boats, and kitchens stay open long after August ends.
A hamlet on Sicily’s Eolian islands reachable only by boat has reopened its school after 20 years, for a class of one.
Pietramontecorvino residents reopen the 138-year-old café that closed in January, and they run it themselves, one cup at a time.
In Liguria’s mountain retreat of Crocefieschi, August belongs to books and brushes, as the village reinvents its summer culture.
Mulino del Principe becomes a photo set as the village of Castel San Lorenzo in Campania bets on images to draw visitors inland.
Castelsaraceno turns its record breaking Tibetan bridge into a midair stage for the Italian debut of France’s daring highliners.
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