Tiny Irsina’s baroque festival takes on overtourism
A Basilicata hill town is using a Baroque music festival to draw visitors from Italy’s crowded cities.
A Basilicata hill town is using a Baroque music festival to draw visitors from Italy’s crowded cities.
Drones may soon lift Amalfi’s lemons off cliffs too steep for anything else in the Valle dei Mulini.
Sinner became the first Italian to win the men’s singles title at Rome’s Internazionali d’Italia since Adriano Panatta in 1976.
Italy’s defence minister discusses open-air sculptures in Via Veneto, placing ancient Rome together with contemporary art.
Closed for centuries, restored by Chipperfield, the Procuratie now host a foundation training on flexing strengths.
Historic centre of fairytale hamlet fills with muralists, storytellers and live theatre in efforts to revert the emptying of rural Italy.
Italy’s tourism now generates 26 percent of GDP, UNESCO cuisine recognition expected to bring 18 million new visitors.
New report unveiled at Vinitaly confirms wine tourism accounts for a fifth of Italy’s total wine sector revenue.
A historic waterfall path tracing centuries of Neapolitan engineering has opened in Monti Lattari park in southern Italy.
The Ciclonica cycling tour is gaining attention as a new way to experience Apulia’s landscapes and traditions.
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