Things to do in Italy

The countdown begins for the 53rd edition of Vinitaly. As it does every year, Vinitaly, the International Wine and Spirits Exhibition takes place at VeronaFiere between the 7th - 10th April 2019. Vinitaly is definitely the world's biggest wine fair: every year more than 4,0

If you’re looking for obscure or quirky places to go in Italy, you’ve come to the right place. The Catacombe dei Cappuccini are a complex of tunnels and shrines in Palermo, Sicily that are decorated entirely with mummified corpses.

COSMOPROF 2020 When: 12th-16th March 2020 Where: BolognaFiere Website: cosmoprof.com Between the 12th and the 16th March 2020, COSMOPROF Worldwide Bologna 2020 is back, an international trade show dedicated to all areas of the cosmetics and professional beauty industry.

With the new year begins a new season of exhibitions to be seen throughout Italy.

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From north to south, here are all the best designer outlets and malls not to be missed around Italy. Want to buy something unique without spending a fortune? Want to make purchases and go home loaded with bags?

Christmas is just a few weeks away and every Italian city is preparing to celebrate this holiday in style. As tradition dictates, there will be lights, decorations and the inevitable Christmas markets.

There are places whose beauty makes them seem unreal, as if they had been created by an artist or as a stage for a theatrical show. In Italy there are many places that we could classify as "too beautiful to be true" and today we present you with 5 of them.

When it comes to high street fashion, the Italian retail market ranks sixth place in the world (after Hong Kong), with the standard bearer for Italian shopping being the Via Montenapoleone street in Milan.

Piedmont has officially been voted the most beautiful region in the world. This is according to Lonely Planet's ‘Best in Travel 2019’ guide, which presents its ranking of the best tourist resorts in the world to visit in the new year.

Everyone enjoys a good pasta dish, but there's just so many types to choose from. Pack your suitcase and set off to discover some of the most popular and typical pasta dishes in Italy, region by region, those specialties that are immediately associated with a specific location. There are many

Italy is famous for its many fashion streets, the streets where the shops of the best international fashion brands and designers are present.

Italy, the Belpaese or 'beautiful country', is an amazing open-air museum. A substantial percentage of the world's cultural treasures are gathered here.

If you really want to know the culture and history of a country in detail, soaking in its art and immersing yourself in its traditions, you simply have to visit its museums.

You probably didn’t know that there are some 33 thousand caves in Italy. Some are long and deep and go for miles, while most are small and as yet unexplored.

Italy is the undisputed home of opera.

The Truffle is a real delicacy typical of some regions of Italy, such as Piedmont and Umbria. In the kitchen it is used to season pasta and risotto and to prepare delicious main courses enriched with its aroma, but it is also excellent spread on bread as a creamy topping.

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Italy is more known for its wine than its beer, although there are some brands that have broken through into the international market to become recognisable household names, such as Moretti and Peroni.

Welcome to Pienza: a fifteenth-century town built in Tuscany (Italy) around 1459, surrounded by vineyards and situated in the Val d’Orcia.

Welcome to Montalcino: a medieval hilltown in Tuscany, Italy. This place is famous all over the world for the production of its prestigious Brunello di Montalcino red wine and for its delicious Tuscan cuisine. Montalcino is one of the most

Monteriggioni is a small, walled village in the Tuscan hills, but it packs a punch for its fortress, its well-conserved walls that surround the whole village, and of course the Chianti Colli Senesi wine that is produced there.

Welcome to Montepulciano: a little, medieval town built in Tuscany (Italy), surrounded by vineyards and picture-perfect countryside, the Val di Chiana and the Val d’Orcia.