This is the latest idea making waves about Como, one of Italy’s most enchanting cities. From the famous line, “That branch of Lake Como…” (Quel ramo del lago di Como) in Alessandro Manzoni’s I Promessi Sposi, to the notion of “Lake Como air in a can,” the story has gone […]
The policy of limiting entries to Italian historical sites continues. Following the recent decision to restrict access to the Trevi Fountain, Pompeii is also adopting new regulations. Starting November 15, entry to the archaeological excavations will be on a limited basis, with mandatory reservations and named tickets. A success with […]
Claudia Baccarini, originally from Faenza in Emilia-Romagna, is Italy’s oldest woman and is currently the third oldest person in Europe. She breaks record after record yearly while enjoying superb health. Claudia’s daughter is 90 Interviewed on the occasion of her remarkable achievement—being the oldest woman in the country is certainly […]
The unearthing of a 17,000-year-old child’s skeleton in Grotta delle Mura, near Monopoli in Puglia, opened a new chapter in understanding Italy’s genetic heritage. This remarkable find offers unprecedented insights into the lives and migrations of early human populations in southern Italy during the Upper Paleolithic era. An exceptional find […]
As we commemorate the anniversary of Italy’s exit from the First World War, it’s impossible to ignore the deep and indelible scars this conflict left on the population. The devastation was brutal: an entire generation torn apart, unprecedented death and suffering that would haunt the country for decades. Entire families […]
The world of philately is warmly welcoming a new arrival. It’s Pikachu, the iconic (and heroic) character who first appeared in the Pokémon world in 1996. The stamp dedicated to him has already excited stamp collectors, who will certainly want it among their collections. Announced on “Philately Day” The stamp […]
Discover Italy’s hidden art gems: explore unique museums and galleries, from Sicilian puppets to Prada’s art space, in a trip to remember.
Interest in Italy’s small villages, a rediscovery of traditions, and the search for a peaceful getaway are on the rise. Data from Telepass, a leading Italian mobility and extra-urban services company, shows a staggering 210 million clicks on the web from 2020 to 2023, with a 45% increase over three […]
Renovation work on the Trevi Fountain began on October 7 and will continue at least until the end of the year. This restoration has sparked much discussion about the decisions made by the city to maintain the site’s magic, even during the construction period. If you want to learn more […]
On November 1st and 2nd, Italy celebrates All Saints’ Day and the Day of the Dead religious holidays. During this time, Italian popular traditions merge with religious customs to pay homage and remember those who have passed, through various regional customs and festivities. One of the most widespread traditions is […]
