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by Alex Sakalis |
The Dolomites are written about frequently, but you’ll rarely see any mention of their only real city, Bolzano; if you do, it’s usually in relation to the…
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by Alex Sakalis |
The wild and densely forested Bologna Apennines begin roughly at the southern walls of Bologna and extend all the way to the Tuscan border. Historically a…
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by Toni DeBella |
There’s no place like Rome. But sometimes, amid the chaos and crowds and crushing history, we all need a little break from the serious stuff. Spending my most…
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by Alex Sakalis |
As a Bologna resident, I’ve become accustomed to the throngs of people lining up on Via Piella just to peek through the Finestrella (the “little window”) that…
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by Italy Magazine Staff |
The allure of the Amalfi Coast is undeniable with its cliffside villages and Tyrrhenian Sea views. But those views also come with endless stairs, curving roads…
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by Amy Bizzarri |
Beyond the idyllic landscapes and artistic cities for which it’s so beloved, Tuscany is one of the most musical regions in the world. Florence’s Teatro della…
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by Toni DeBella |
The airport security facial recognition technology dubbed “FaceBoarding” debuted in Italy at Milan’s Linate Airport earlier this month, marking a new frontier…
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by Italy Magazine Staff |
In Cartoceto in Marche, front doors are often left unlocked, people linger over conversations, and meals tend to include ingredients sourced directly from the…
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by Toni DeBella |
You may have heard of Alicudi, a small, remote island north of Sicily in the Aeolian archipelago. Overrun by wild-turned-domesticated goats, it’s been the…
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by Italy Magazine Staff |
Early spring is a magical time in Piemonte (Piedmont). Gardens at the House of Savoy’s former royal residences around Turin or the Oasi Zegna in Biella and far…