L’Aquila is set to become Italy’s Capital of Culture 2026 on 17 January, spotlighting a city defined by history, creativity and remarkable resilience. The title brings a year-long cultural calendar, investment and fresh attention to this Abruzzo capital, long recovering from the devastating 2009 earthquake. Our quick guide to L’Aquila highlights some of the top […]
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Padua (Padova) is one of northern Italy’s most historic cities and one of its most liveable. Located in the Veneto region, it sits just west of Venice and has been shaped by centuries of learning, religion and civic life. It is compact, walkable and ideal for a short cultural break or an overnight stop on […]
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Rome and Florence ranked second and fourth worldwide for tourist complaints linked to dirtiness, according to a recent survey cited by La Nazione.
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Conde Nast Traveler’s article on the 7 beautiful libraries set inside UNESCO Heritage sites noted the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana in Florence in its number. A quiet treasure, it is one of many Medici sites created to promote intellectual thought. Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana is not a place you stumble into by accident. Tucked behind the Basilica […]
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Visitors to Florence will pay higher admission fees at the city’s civic museums from 1 February 2026.The municipal administration has approved a general price increase of around 30%.
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Sardinia is one of Italy’s most compelling travel destinations, prized for its spectacular coastline, clear waters, dramatic interior landscapes and unique cultural heritage. Our quick guide to Sardinia highlights some of the best the island has to offer.
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ROME — Italy in January is one of the best months to experience the country without the crowds. The festive rush has passed, prices drop, and cities have a more authentic feel. Cold weather brings snow to the mountains and mist to historic centres, adding atmosphere rather than inconvenience.
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Pompeii remains one of Italy’s most compelling travel destinations. Each year, millions of people from around the world make the journey to walk its ancient streets, see remarkable ruins and sense the life that once filled the city. The archaeological park recorded more than four million visitors in recent seasons, drawing crowds that average 15,000–20,000 […]
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In our quick guide to Milan, we introduce you to a city which is often misunderstood as purely modern, but whose history runs deep and shapes every corner of the city. Founded by the Celts, later expanded by the Romans, Milan grew into a powerful medieval and Renaissance capital. Unlike Rome or Florence, Milan evolved […]
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Milan attracts millions of visitors every year, making it one of Europe’s most visited cities. In 2024, the city welcomed around 9.07 million tourists, with international travellers accounting for roughly 70% of that total. However, a question that pops up a lot on sites such as Reddit is, “Is Milan worth visiting?”
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