Italy Magazine

Buona Festa del Papà! On March 19, the day before the Spring equinox, families in Italy celebrate Saint Joseph's Day, or Father's Day, la Festa del Papà. Sweet treats are typically served, including these fried and cream-filled pastry puffs called Zeppole di San Giuseppe.

The Feast of St. Joseph on March 19 honors the father of Jesus and also celebrates fathers. In Sicily, where St. Joseph is the patron saint, the day is celebrated with parades, processions, and a lot of sweet pastries: bit.ly/471vSwH

A high-profile haven for the rich and famous, the Island of Capri has been an idyllic resort since Roman times. But what’s it like for the people who live there year-round? bit.ly/3F4Bn2h

From Turin to rural Emilia-Romagna, these are the four best activities for gearheads to get their car fix: bit.ly/4rzcFd1

Discover five Italian fascinating labyrinths, where you can wander and get lost in immense green beauty this spring: bit.ly/3XhzNQb

We are headed to Palermo to visit Teatro Massimo Vittorio Emanuele, the city's opera house, located in Piazza Verdi. Originally dedicated to King Victor Emanuel II, today it is the biggest in Italy and one of the largest in Europe: bit.ly/3L14hkU

A beautiful medieval towns in Italy, Gubbio is located in the region of Umbria on the steep slopes of Monte Ingino. What do we love most about this place? Its unique atmosphere and well-preserved architecture: bit.ly/3uZE6kl

Buon weekend from Italy Magazine ☀️

Just an hour northwest of Milan, the city of Varese is an often-overlooked destination with a lot to see, whether you’re into culture and art or the outdoors: bit.ly/48BJzQJ

We are taking a trip to Bergamo, the walled old town atop a hill, that is one of Lombardy’s finest historic cities: bit.ly/3yhCPaM

For anyone with a sweet tooth, Taormina is a temptation too hard to resist. Aside from marzipan fruits and cassata, Taormina is also home to theatrical elements, to knooks and corners waiting to be discovered: bit.ly/4bTSLD7

"At the end of October, we found ourselves in Rome with a canceled return flight to England, but it wasn’t difficult to plan how to spend the next few days until we could return home. We were spoilt for choice..." bit.ly/3ZUWRW0

One of the most famous seaside resorts in Europe, Rimini is also the birthplace of famed Italian director Federico Fellini. Film buffs will enjoy exploring the director’s birthplace with special stops celebrating his life and work: bit.ly/3lZO6K8

Pesto is most often associated with the northwest region of Liguria. While a trip to savor the freshest pesto on the planet may be tempting, until you can get to Genoa, this guide to making the most of your next homemade pesto is more practical: bit.ly/3aorJJ0

Pesto is most often associated with the northwest region of Liguria. While a trip to savor the freshest pesto on the planet may be tempting, until you can get to Genoa, this guide to making the most of your next homemade pesto is more practical: bit.ly/3aorJJ0

Asiago PDO is one of the most ancient and famous cheeses in the world. We're taking a look at how it is made, how to enjoy it at home, and places throughout Italy to taste the real deal at the link here: bit.ly/4bZ9CUO

Buona Festa della Donna (Happy International Women's Day) to all the women from Italy Magazine! We're taking a look at the Italian tradition of giving mimosa blossoms on Women's Day: bit.ly/4csVN3V

True truffles — tartufi in Italian — grow below the forest floor, usually on the roots of oak, beech, poplar, pine, and birch trees. There's nothing like the real thing: bit.ly/42jwkT7

To honor International Women’s Day, Italy Magazine wants to celebrate some of the most important Italian women who can serve as inspiration to all: bit.ly/49CMjPh

Italy's secret lake is just a short drive from Rome: bit.ly/3IdrnSF