Beneath the feet of those strolling between the Palatine and Aventine hills lies a world Rome has kept secret for centuries. Thanks to the PNRR Caput Mundi programme, that world is finally accessible: Rome’s most extraordinary archaeological sites are opening their doors with free guided tours, and the results are breathtaking. The Circus Maximus you’ve…
Rome has always had something overwhelming about it for first-time visitors. Not because it’s hard to understand — quite the opposite, it’s one of the most legible cities in the world — but because it’s dense: every alley hides something, every service has its own logic, every administrative process requires a little navigation. Since yesterday,…
On June 12, 2026, the 1000 Miglia vintage car parade will cross Piazza del Comune in Assisi. A unique experience to enjoy from the town itself, in the year of the 800th anniversary of Saint Francis.
There is a version of Jesolo that only exists before eight in the morning: an open beach, golden light, fishermen coming back in. One alarm, a walk, ninety minutes to bring home the best memory of the week.
On Sunday 31 May, Rome closes the Giro d’Italia for the fourth year in a row. Route EUR–Ostia–Circo Massimo, eight laps under the Colosseum, practical times, the best free spots to watch the peloton pass, and the morning Family Ride.
Everyone comes to Assisi for the Basilica. Few know that just below it lies an unspoiled stretch of Umbrian landscape that’s every bit as worth your time as Giotto’s frescoed walls. Bosco di San Francesco is a 64-hectare nature reserve managed by the FAI — Italy’s National Trust — restored in 2008 from what was,…