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CNN has canceled the two-time Emmy winning series, which highlights the actor's exploration of regional cuisines in Italy. Tucci says he has plans for the show to continue elsewhere:
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Wishing everyone a 'Buon Natale' from Italy Magazine!🎄
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Arguably the KING of aperitivo drinks and invented in Florence in 1919, the bitter Negroni is considered to be one of the most famous Italian cocktails in the world:
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Limone sul Garda at dusk, one of Lake Garda's most picturesque villages ✨
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The Cathedral of Milan is Italy’s largest church and a marvel to see:
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There’s something truly magical about Procida’s undiscovered southern Italian spirit, here’s what you can see in a day:
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A sunny Sunday from Capri 🌥
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Sperlonga is a very picturesque beachside town south of Rome where Romans choose to escape the heat. Besides beautiful beaches, take a walk on the promenade, visiting the watch-tower Torre Truglia and the famous grotto:
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Visitors to Amalfi often stand in awe when they first catch sight of Cathedral of St. Andrew. The Duomo is the religious, historical, and cultural heart, and its role in the daily life of the Amalfitans is as essential now as it has been for centuries:
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The stunningly beautiful #Taormina , known for its sea views and a magnificent ancient Greek Amphitheater. #MagicSicily
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Buona Pasqua a tutti! Wishing everyone a beautiful Easter and happy celebrations!
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Wishing everyone a 'Buona Domenica' from Italy Magazine 🌥
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The "town of towers" in Tuscany is none other than San Gimignano, known for its Vernaccia wine and local saffron. Have you been?
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There is no question that Cannoli are one of the most famous Sicilian desserts:
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Rare Snowfall Blankets Rome | Transport disruptions, which are happening this morning in the city, are no fun, but the Eternal City covered in snow is, so here's a slideshow for you to enjoy Roma sotto la neve. via @ItalyMagazine #Rome #Italy
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High in the hills, immersed among cypresses and olive groves, Fiesole, lets you see Florence away from the heat and crowds:
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With stunning beaches and rugged inland mountains, Calabria has unparalleled scenery with a fraction of the tourists that normally crowd the southern Italian hotspots of the Amalfi Coast and Puglia:
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Sfogliatelle, literally “little leaves” in the plural form, are made by rolling out dough and forming it into a log, then trimming the ends so that the layers separate when baked, creating flaky “leaves":
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Puglia’s Valle d'Itria welcomes visitors with expanses of olive trees, bright red soil, dry stone walls and trulli:
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Ferrara is a splendid city of art, a magnificent Renaissance capital and listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The town has broad streets and numerous palaces dating from the 14th and 15th centuries, when it hosted the court of the House of Este:
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Buona Pasqua a tutti! Wishing everyone a beautiful Easter and happy celebrations!
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Dreaming of the Tuscan countryside? We are too!
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First thing most of us need in the morning is a strong brew of coffee. Coffee pods may be the trend now, but we still prefer coffee made with the handy Moka pot. Here are five things to keep in mind to achieve optimal results:
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Perched in the hills, immersed among cypresses and olive groves, Fiesole is a great day trip from Florence:
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ITALY Magazine publishes a free weekly newsletter that keeps you updated with the latest developments in #Italy and our website and sends out additional, exclusive, travel offers to our readers. To sign up just fill in your e-mail below:
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Visiting Bologna for the first time? Get to know the Red City with these three streets:
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I think we can all agree that Italy is more than just Rome, Venice, and Florence! Discover its more hidden treasures by browsing our "off the beaten track" articles that cover little-known towns and sights from north to south:
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Spello is an ancient town of Italy, in the province of Perugia. The densely inhabited town, built of stone, is of decidedly medieval aspect and is enclosed in a circuit of medieval walls on Roman foundations:
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One of Italy’s most storied grande dames, the Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria opened in Sorrento in 1834 and has been continuously run by the Fiorentino family for 190 years. A haven for well-heeled travelers, it’s the antidote to corporate hotels:
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What's your favorite morning Italian pastry? Ours may be the Neapolitan delicacy called Sfogliatella. Let us know below!
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Romans were great road builders and roads that are as old as 2000 years still exist in Italy today:
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Gelato isn't just another Italian food. It's more like a lifestyle during the summer months. Dive into this "Italian Conversations" article that sets the linguistic scene to use next time you step foot in a gelateria!
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Sicily's most famous sweet, and we have a recipe!
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It is often said that you need to know the past to understand the present. Join us on a medieval stroll through Bologna!
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A day in Bergamo, the walled old town atop a hill, one of Lombardy’s finest historic cities:
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A native Bolognese writer takes us on a tour of Bologna’s porticoes, inscribed by UNESCO onto its World Heritage list three years ago:
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Sicilian Baroque is a distinctive form of Baroque architecture in Sicily:
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In Italy, pandoro is often served cut in horizontal slices that are restacked to look like a Christmas tree:
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One of the most fascinating cities in Italy, with a thousand-years-old history, Palermo makes for a perfect weekend break:
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Discover our guide for buying authentic limoncello along the Amalfi Coast:
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A day in Bergamo, the walled old town atop a hill, is one of Lombardy’s finest historic cities:
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Visit the picturesque fishing village of Scilla in Calabria, home to the traditional site of the sea monster Scylla of Greek mythology. Have you been?
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Looking to start a new life in Italy? Check out this interview with Monia, who specializes in finding foreigners their dream property in Abruzzo:
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Few foreigners have heard of Gorizia, a city of around 35,000 inhabitants that straddles the Italian-Slovenian border. A mix of Italian, Austrian and Balkan influences, it seems to exist in its own whimsical snowglobe, cut off from the rest of the country:
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Ah, beautiful Barolo, a viticultural hub in one of Italy's best wine-producing regions. Have you been?
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The Cathedral of Milan is Italy’s largest church and a marvel to see:
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Ortigia is a small island which is the historical centre of the city of Syracuse, Sicily. The island, also known as Città Vecchia (Old City), contains many historical landmarks:
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We may not be able to afford to stay in the most exclusive hotels in Rome, but we may still have a drink in them! Here are seven luxury hotels whose lounge bars, inner gardens or rooftop terraces are open to outside guests for an aperitivo in style:
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Riomaggiore is the eastern gateway to the world-famous, UNESCO-inscribed Cinque Terre:
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Magical places in Puglia, we love wandering around the small white-washed town of Locorotondo and it's beautifully adorned doorways and floral window boxes. Don't miss a visit to the church of Santa Maria della Graecia when you go:
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Tis the season!
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Where are the most beautiful beaches in Italy? Discover where we want to head this summer:
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Famous for being the setting of Shakespeare’s "Romeo and Juliet." We can think of plenty of reasons to LOVE Verona beyond this ill-fated love tale. Its ancient history stretches back to the Roman times and is a stone's throw from Lago di Garda:
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Monti, one of Rome’s trendiest rioni, or districts, remains a beloved destination while being rooted in the center of things—it’s a short passeggiata from the Via Veneto and Piazza Barberini and the Colosseum and Roman Forum are nearby:
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One of the most fascinating cities in Italy, with a thousand-years-old history, Palermo makes for a perfect weekend break. Here are five things you should see and do:
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The eight towns in south-eastern Sicily: Caltagirone, Militello Val di Catania, Catania, Modica, Noto, Palazzolo, Ragusa and Scicli, were all rebuilt after the devastating earthquake of 1693. Now all have beautiful late Baroque architecture:
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Buona Festa di Papà! On March 19th, the first day of Spring equinox, every family in Italy celebrates the day of Saint Joseph or Father's Day, la Festa del Papà. Sweet treats are typically served, including these fried and cream filled pastry puffs called Zeppole di San Giuseppe.
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When it comes to elegant places to visit in Tuscany, Arezzo remains high on our list of beloved destinations. If you go, you definitely don't want to miss the noteworthy antiques fair that takes over the town on the first Sunday of every month:
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#Bellagio is often dubbed the “Pearl of the Lake” in Como and it is not hard to see why. Once you're there, it's impossible not to be smitten by the waterfront of bobbing boats, the maze of steep stone staircases and bewitching gardens
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Remote workers come to #Venice ! A new project aims to attract residents from all over the world to the lagoon city, offering workspaces, assistance and accommodation through an online platform
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Italy is a country rich with castles due to its history of being a fragmented territory with many independent city-states, duchies, local lords, kingdoms and more all throughout the Middle Ages. Here are five of our favourites!
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About an hour south of Florence is the medieval town of San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1990. During the Middle Ages, its location in Val d’Elsa, provided an important rest stop for pilgrims traveling to or from Rome:
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It is the dead of winter, but we are dreaming of summer, and there’s something truly magical about Procida’s undiscovered southern Italian spirit. Save this 24-hour guide for your next summer holiday:
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The multi-ethnic past of Palermo is visible in the Cathedral, one of the most important historic buildings and a UNESCO World Heritage site, erected in 1184 by Archbishop Gualtiero Offamilio, in honor of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary:
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Considered one of the most beautiful historic fishing villages in Puglia, Monopoli is a whitewashed walled city set directly on the Adriatic coast:
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Lucca has a glow that comes with being just right. Not too big or small, not too crowded with tourists and something to suit everyone: art lovers, music fans, foodies, shopaholics and a brilliant location for kids. Have you been? #VisitTuscany
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Exploring Venice beyond San Marco, the floating city becomes a livable city of subtle, curious charms:
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The Tuscan city of Pistoia is often outshined by its neighbor Florence, but this medieval city is oozing with charm. The main Piazza del Duomo is lined with the cathedral and other historic gems like the Palazzo del Comune and the Palazzo del Podestà:
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Padua is home to the world's oldest botanical garden, created in 1545 by the Venetian Republic:
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The fiore sardo’s Slow Food presidium was established to protect the ancient cheese-making traditions of Sardinian shepherds:
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#Positano is home to craggy colorful cliffs offering stupendous coastal views and of course our favorite drink that tastes of summer, limoncello
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Seven of Italy's Most Colorful Villages in One Breathtaking Slideshow
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Villa Cimbrone is a historic building in Ravello, on the Amalfi coast of southern Italy. Dating from at least the 11th century AD, it is famous for its scenic belvedere, the Terrazzo dell'lnfinito (the Terrace of Infinity):
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Sardinia is a fantastic holiday destination for anyone to visit but especially those with a family:
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An old Italian saying goes: “see Naples and then die” and while it may be slightly exaggerated, Napoli is absolutely a place to visit at least once in a lifetime. Here is just the essential guide you need to read before you go:
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First thing most of us need in the morning is a good coffee. Coffee pods may be the trend now, but we still prefer coffee made with the Moka pot. And here are five things to keep in mind to achieve optimal results:
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This Sicilian pasta with lemony avocado pesto will brighten your table all-year round:
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Santa Maria Novella is a historically significant church in Florence. It is one of the most important Gothic style churches in the city and is located just across from the main railway station of Florence:
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Discover the fishing village of Marzamemi, located on the south-eastern tip of Sicily’s coast:
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This lovely city at the foot of the Orobie Alps, 40 km (25 mi) northeast of the regional capital of Milan, has plenty to offer, whether you stay for a day or longer to explore the surroundings:
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Discover the beautiful secrets of Noto, Sicily:
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Secret Rome: discover a rich artistic heritage in a little-known church on central Piazza Venezia:
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Salerno Cathedral is the main church in the city of Salerno in southern Italy. It is dedicated to Saint Matthew, whose relics are inside the crypt. Have you been?
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A long, steep stone staircase connects the port of Marina Grande in Capri with the town of Anacapri, 300 meters above. Made up of 921 steps dug out of the side of Mount Solaro, Scala Fenicia was built by Greek colonists around the 5th-4th century BC:
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The Camera degli Sposi, considered Mantua’s greatest attraction, is an absolute masterpiece of the northern Italian Renaissance. It was painted by Andrea Mantegna, who worked on it for nine years, from 1465 to 1474:
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The gardens of the Amalfi Coast are among the most beautiful in the world, sharing their landscape splendor with extraordinary coastal views. Here are five to visit in spring:
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The villages of Cinque Terre are the most well known (and loved) places to visit in Italy's Liguria region but we say consider a visit to the picture-perfect town of Santa Margherita Ligure. It offers a much quieter yet still magical seaside escape:
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Agrigento lies on Sicily's southwest coast above the sea, formerly the ancient Greek city of Akragas, one of the leading cities of Magna Graecia. Nearby is the UNESCO-recognized Valley of the Temples, a must-see for any lover of ancient history:
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Italy is full of a considerable amount of treasures appreciated worldwide such as the flower-covered lanes of Umbria's Spello and the little-known Benedictine monastery of San Vincenzo al Volturno. Have a look at our archives:
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Ferrara is a splendid city of art, a magnificent Renaissance capital and listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO:
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The vibrant city of Brescia is the perfect destination for a city break away from the main tourist routes:
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Città bianche, or white cities, dominate Puglia and the south. Here's our guide to discover their charm:
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A centuries-old steep stone staircase is today one of Capri's most panoramic walks:
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Leave the crowds in Rome behind and discover beautiful Lazio, here are four of our favorite day trips from the Eternal City:
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High above the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea on a series of steep rocky cliffs are the enchanting seaside villages of Italy’s famed Amalfi Coast:
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Assisi is more than a tourist trap:
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The Cathedral of Milan is Italy’s largest church and a marvel to see!
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This city in Le Marche, named Italian Capital of Culture for 2024, has both sporty flair (it’s the “Bicycle City” for its sprawling paths) and artistic clout (it’s “Music City” for its links to composer Gioachino Rossini):
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In the heart of Rome’s lively Trastevere neighborhood is the oldest pharmacy in the city, dating back to the 16th century. Learn more in our dual-language article here:
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