Vatican’s Passetto Restored and Open to Visitors
Italy and the Vatican have restored the Passetto del Borgo, a historic secret walkway used by popes for centuries.
Continue ReadingItaly and the Vatican have restored the Passetto del Borgo, a historic secret walkway used by popes for centuries.
Continue ReadingThe ancient spice warehouses of the Roman emperors, the Horrea Piperataria, open to the public for the first time.
Continue ReadingThe town of Subiaco, located in Lazio near Rome, has been awarded the title of Italian Book Capital 2025.
Continue ReadingInvestigators revealed on Tuesday that an operator raised the alarm moments before the explosion that killed five workers at Calenzano fuel depot, near Florence, on Monday. The incident occurred at platform 6 of the depot’s 10-platform loading area.
Continue ReadingThe death toll from Monday’s explosion at an Eni fuel depot in Calenzano, near Florence, has risen to four. Early on Tuesday, the bodies of two additional victims were recovered, according to sources. One person remains unaccounted for, while nine others were injured in the blast.
Continue ReadingTwo people have died, nine others are injured, and three remain missing following an explosion at an Eni plant near Florence.
Continue ReadingThe Vasari Corridor, which links the Palazzo Vecchio to the Palazzo Pitti is to reopen to the public on 21 December following an extensive restoration. The reopening marks the end of an 11-million-euro renovation project, initiated in 2022. The 700-metre stretch from the Uffizi to Boboli Gardens is the section available to the public.
Continue ReadingRome’s hotel scene has gained a dazzling addition with the debut of Orient Express La Minerva, a luxury property that redefines elegance in the Eternal City. Under the artistic direction of acclaimed Franco-Mexican architect and interior designer Hugo Toro, this meticulously restored gem combines the timeless allure of Orient Express with the soul of Rome.
Continue ReadingAn electrician performing routine maintenance at Villa Farnesina in Rome stumbled upon a remarkable hidden treasure: vibrant 17th-century frescoes attributed to Baroque painter Carlo Maratta and his pupils, Girolamo Troppa and François Simonot.
Continue ReadingStefania Proietti, representing the centre-left and civic coalitions, has been officially elected as the new President of the Umbria region. The Emilia-Romagna and Umbria regional elections gave positive signals to the centre-left coalition parties.
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