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‘Look at the colour,” says tasting expert Carlo Veronese, sitting at a restaurant table in the village of Bosmenso. “Check how flexible it is, then give it a sniff and think about what you smell.” Only after we have given proper attention to appearance, structure and aroma do we taste the speciality before us. We are not trying fine wines, however,...

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Planning your next solo adventure? If Italy is on your radar—and it should be—let us point you to a slice of paradise that’s tailor-made for independent travelers: the Amalfi Coast.  With pastel-colored villages clinging to dramatic cliffs, sun-drenched beaches, and winding roads that hug the coastline, solo traveling Italy’s Amalfi Coast is an unf...

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The whole city of Venice is a stage set: palazzi flaunting their façades, gondoliers barking in striped shirts, churches packed to their domes with Tintorettos and tourists. But look closer—or better, lose yourself in the less-trodden sestieri—and you’ll find the best things are almost always behind an unmarked door, halfway down a calle that smell...

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This stunning city has been touted as one of the must-visit destinations in Europe over summer - with its landmark being hailed as Italy's finest. Taranto, nestled on the gorgeous Ionian Sea, boasts a rich history that makes it a worthy addition to any travel itinerary. It continues to function as a significant commercial port and serves as the pri...

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The Amalfi Coast is one of Italy’s most enchanting destinations – and it’s renowned the world over. This rugged stretch of coastline is dotted with charming villages, hidden coves, top-notch restaurants and high-end hotels. But of course, it’s the breathtaking scenery that truly steals the show. So, where can you find the best viewpoints along the ...

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Ciao, Sicily. United Airlines just touched down on one of the most popular Italian islands. Flight 735 departed from United's Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) hub and landed at Palermo Falcone Borsellino Airport (PMO) as the airline's first-ever nonstop flight to Sicily. The 4,463-mile route, operated by a Boeing 767-400ER, is part of Uni...

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To fully enjoy the richness of a varied region that has so much to offer in terms of nature, scenery, food, outdoor sports and excursions, a farm stay is the perfect option for a truly relaxing holiday. Suitable for all types of travellers—from families with children to lovers of outdoor activities and those simply looking to unplug—Campania offers...

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The Italian city of Lucca has emerged as a top performer in Tuscany's luxury real estate market, with property prices soaring 27% over the past five years, according to a new report from global property consultancy Knight Frank. The surge, attributed to Lucca's relative affordability and growing international demand, outpaces other Tuscan hotspots...

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Moving to Italy with a pet means choosing the right city carefully. Some Italian locations offer ideal conditions for those living with dogs or cats, thanks to targeted investments in green areas, veterinary services, accessible transport, and an urban culture that is more attentive to animals. In these cities, walking with your dog is easy and enj...

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Have you ever thought that your eyes could deceive you even during a vacation? Optical illusions in Italy are not just textbook experiments in psychology, but real attractions that combine art, science and mystery. From squares that seem to warp before your eyes to murals that play with perspective, our country hides amazing places capable of confu...

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