Sammichele in Apulia hosts Italy’s village festival
Sammichele di Bari in Apulia hosts the 18th festival of Italy’s most beautiful villages with a proposed national law on the agenda.
Sammichele di Bari in Apulia hosts the 18th festival of Italy’s most beautiful villages with a proposed national law on the agenda.
Rome’s only pyramid reopens September 4 after three years, with new lighting, free evening tours, and a rebuilt archaeological area.
Italian households now spend 108 euro a month on culture, the highest figure since the pandemic, say Confcommercio and SWG.
500 drones transformed Capri on August 10, choreographed to honour Peppino di Capri, blending technology into a luminous tribute.
Once held by Monaco’s Grimaldi princes, Gerace is spending 20 million euro to grow without the crowds in Italy’s famous towns.
A new pop art campaign opens Parmigiano Reggiano dairies to visitors, celebrating a cheese Italian banks accept as collateral.
Genealogy platform MyHeritage says Italians are travelling to find their own roots, reversing a flow Italy has courted for decades.
The Hermitage is rebuilding shepherds’ huts on a Matterhorn reserve that stays open, free and unbooked, until end of August.
A psychologist asks whether DNA kits really send travellers to ancestral villages, or simply sell consumers a feeling of belonging.
High above Bormio, restored trenches and military villages of the First World War open to summer hikers with guided treks.
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