L’Aquila, capital of the Abruzzo region, is Italy’s newest cultural powerhouse. Reborn and revitalised after the devastating earthquake of 2009, this mountain city has become the Italian Capital of Culture for 2026. But what does this mean and what can you expect in L’Aquila in 2026? What Is The Italian Capital Of Culture? The title […]
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The Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy has everything. Art cities, lesser-known small towns, and varied countryside. UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a rich history, and the oldest university in the world. Motor sports, outdoor activities, and a fabulous cuisine. Whatever your interests there is always something new to discover: here are some of the reasons to
Italian cuisine has long been celebrated worldwide, but it has recently achieved a landmark status. Italian cooking has now been added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list, in an acknowledgement that it is a living cultural practice that binds communities, preserves knowledge, and reflects centuries of shared identity. This makes Italy the first country
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Turin, the capital of Piedmont in northern Italy, is a city of grand boulevards, baroque palaces, Roman ruins, and traditional local cuisine. An additional attraction is the ease with which you can escape to the surrounding countryside, to explore small towns, wineries, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Whether you’re interested in history, architecture or gastronomy,
Turin was designated a UNESCO Creative City of Design in 2014, and in 2008 it became the first World Design Capital. But why does it deserve this accolade, and what does it mean in practice? And what should visitors look out for when they visit the city? Why Is Turin A Creative City Of Design?
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In the heart of Turin, on the elegant Piazza Castello, the Palazzo Madama is one of Italy’s most remarkable buildings. A mixture of Roman foundations, medieval fortifications, and 18th century Baroque splendour, this historic palace is both a former royal residence and a treasure trove of European art. Visit it not only for the building
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You can’t miss the Palazzo Reale Torino. Right in the heart of Turin, its gleaming white façade dominates the elegant Piazza Castello. But the real treasure lies within: lavish interiors, impressive museum collections, and centuries of Italian history. This is both a historic palace of the Savoy family and the home of the Royal Museums
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