Italy Magazine

Traveling through Italy with kids? Here are a few practical tips and useful things to keep in mind before you go: bit.ly/3OzQEJz

Putignano may be famous for its Carnival celebrations, but this elegant town in Puglia also offers endless epicurean delights all year round: bit.ly/3T2U1Mg

Sorrento is sometimes lumped in as part of the Amalfi Coast, but the city and its neighboring towns are a separate group of beautiful waterfront destinations — all with a bit more breathing room: bit.ly/3z7AU8R

A passion project for Massimo Bottura and Lara Gilmore, Casa Maria Luigia is the ultimate gastronomic getaway, housed in a dreamy 18th-century farmhouse on the outskirts of Modena: bit.ly/3IyIvCD

It is said that you need to know the past to understand the present, and that is true of Bologna. The city flourished in the Middle Ages, laying the foundations for today: forward-thinking, industrious, tolerant, business-savvy, and culture-loving: bit.ly/3OTEH2D

A veteran restorer, collector, and sometime dealer shares his best tips for treasure hunting success across Italian flea markets and fairs this spring: bit.ly/4uF8Jt4

Italy has dozens of ways to order espresso, and each region has its own hidden specialties. Here are four standout coffee drinks, including a refreshing Negroni-inspired twist perfect for warm weather: bit.ly/4jQ3eTl

A veteran restorer, collector, and sometime dealer shares his best tips for treasure hunting success across Italian flea markets and fairs this spring: bit.ly/3Pow0AD

This family-run boutique hotel in the ancient city of Matera offers a chance to live inside the area’s legendary Sassi (cave dwellings), but with 21st-century comforts: bit.ly/4uutqYE

Tucked deep in the heart of the Alps, this tiny region claims one of the highest concentrations of historic strongholds in the country: bit.ly/4qSehhU

If you’re looking for serene green spaces outside of Milan’s most popular parks and piazzas, try one of these secluded spots: bit.ly/41PsJwU

With its tranquil yet convenient location, thoughtful design and intimate setting, Hotel Heureka offers a respite from the crowds of Venice: bit.ly/4tctv2c

The melancholic Mazzorbo of Venice was once known as the laguna morta (the dead lagoon). But at the turn of the 21st century, it became the main stage for one of the wine world’s biggest stories: bit.ly/4n87hNu

Venice’s reputation for romance and honeymooning runs deep, but the lagoon city isn’t just for lovers. Here are some tips for when you're flying (or ferrying) solo: bit.ly/4teyfEv

Known primarily for its gorgeous beaches and azure waters, Sardinia is the second-largest island in Italy and the Mediterranean. Explore our simple Sardinia guide, including what to eat, where to swim, and archeological spots to visit: bit.ly/4mqP0KC

IIaly’s hamlets are one of the pleasures of Italian travel, where you can get a more authentic feel for life in the Bel Paese. Usually located in picturesque spots, many Italian villages can easily be reached by train. Here are a few to discover: bit.ly/3LqXUr0

Italophiles with a passion for lavender can head to these places to admire the magnificent blooms this upcominge: bit.ly/3ICRhzQ

Enjoy this week’s recipe, the delicious Torta Caprese, an ancient Neapolitan cake from the island of Capri, made with chocolate and ground almonds. It makes a perfect morning sweet coffee pairing or an after-lunch delight: bit.ly/3W5PWqJ

Spring has arrived in Italy with mild temps, blooming flowers, and fresh markets everywhere. It's the perfect time to explore the cities, countryside, and coasts. But first, a little "pulizie di primavera" (spring cleaning)!: bit.ly/4jv3zuM

Perched high on Monte Vico, this family-run resort offers breathtaking views of Ischia, excellent dining options and a spa with an enviable circuit of 11 thermal pools: bit.ly/4e7dPte