Seborga: Italian village seeking to be an independent state
Italy’s borders are already home to two microstates – San Marino and the Vatican City. If the village of Seborga had its way, it would become the third.
Continue ReadingItaly’s borders are already home to two microstates – San Marino and the Vatican City. If the village of Seborga had its way, it would become the third.
Continue ReadingIn our Quick Guide to Spoleto, we bring you the highlights of this Umbrian town. Many ask whether it’s worth visiting Spoleto – the answer is a qualified yes.
Continue ReadingThe unified Italy’s first capital and the current capital of the Piedmont region, Turin has a long history and a beautiful heart.
Continue ReadingThe Guardian (UK) named its 6 walking wonders of Europe – and the beautiful Italian port of Trieste made the list. ItalyNews editor, Deborah Cater, agrees whole-heartedly with the title.
Continue ReadingThe ancient village of Bomarzo, in the province of Viterbo, is home to monsters. Il Sacro Bosco, (The Sacred Wood) houses a collection of grotesques and giants. ItalyNews walked among the majestic and surreal…
Continue ReadingWith so much to see and do in the Italian cities, the smaller towns and villages often get overlooked. But with fewer visitors, they offer Italian charm on a smaller, and quieter, scale. From Sicily to Piedmont, we’ve shortlisted nine charming small towns in Italy you should try and visit.
Continue ReadingThree Italian destinations make TIME’s World’s Greatest Places 2021 list. Compiled from nominations by TIME’s international network of correspondents and contributors, the list has an eye toward those offering new and exciting experiences.
Continue ReadingThe Slow Food movement was born in Italy; designed to counteract the fast-food-rollercoaster of the world it celebrates local culinary traditions. Slow Travel followed in its footsteps.
Continue ReadingItaly Tour Guide Sarah Cater rides the Dante train from Florence to Ravenna. In the year celebrating the 700th anniversary of Dante Alighieri’s death, she discovers the town where Dante finally settled after years of exile.
Continue ReadingThe Hypogeum, or ‘backstage’, of Rome’s Colosseum is fully open to the public for the first time. The restored walkways allow visitors to fully explore the underground tunnels and chambers of the 2,000-year-old monument.
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