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Amarone, Recioto, Valpolicella, Valpolicella Ripasso, Valpolicella Classico; these are the superb wines of the Valpolicella area, the hilly territory set between Verona and Lake Garda. The name comes from "val...

On the hills of the Marche region, not too far from the seaside of the riviera romagnola-marchigiana, Gradara has a magical atmosphere where time seems to have stopped. The village lives together with its castle, a powerful...

At the feet of Mount Grappa, the charming Bassano is crossed by the Brenta river, with the characteristic bridge “Ponte degli Alpini”, symbol of the city which, originally, was designed by the famous architect Andrea...

The Po river is the biggest of the Italian rivers, 650 kilometers long from the Monviso mountain till the Adriatic sea. Where the river meets the sea, there is a beautiful area called the Po Delta, made of lagoons, waterways and...

Among centuries-old olive trees and dream villas

Cesenatico is one of the most famous beach destination of the Romagna Riviera, but its soul is in the ancient canal harbour, in the historic center, where you find atmospheric cafés, fish restaurants and craft shops. The...

Pizza is the symbol of Italy and is the most famous and loved food all around the world. At least 8 millions pizzas are made every day! After UNESCO's recognition of the “Naples art of pizza" as an Intangible...

The Sicilian puppets represent the most real tradition, art and culture of Sicily. This special kind of art, recounts the heroic gestures of antique personages such as Carlo Magno, who always fight in the name of justice....

Naples is a city of marvels and contradictions. You find them in the elegant squares as well as in the old popular districts. One of the most special quarters is the district called Rione Sanità, where also the famous actor...

Three years ago, UNESCO designed the art of Naples Pizza making, a world heritage. Pizza represents Naples, Campania region and Italy. It is a mix of tradition, creativity and italian taste. The ingredients are very simple:...

A little old lady with a long nose and turned-up chin, flying on a broom; this is the witch Befana, who traditionally comes on Janury 6 to close Christmas holidays. Kids put theirs socks on the fire place to receive candies and...

We have to thank Pope Gregorio XIII and his calendar in 1582 if nowadays we start the year on January first. Before it could be on March 1st, March 25th or December 25th.   To wish good luck and prosperity for the just...