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Planning your next getaway? These top 8 things to do in Italy will help you experience the country’s food, culture, history, and unforgettable scenery. From iconic destinations to unique experiences, there’s something for every type of traveler. So, start planning your Italian adventure!

Cooking Sommavilla (Tuscany)

Located in Chianti, Cooking Sommavilla offers i...


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Nestled between the Apennine Mountains and Adriatic Sea, Abruzzo sits about 50 miles east of Rome. The region remains unspoiled by the hordes of tourists that invade other parts of the country. Abruzzo is where north meets south, and landscapes shift from sandy beaches to rocky mountains. National parks cover roughly one-third of the region, preserving vast wild areas. More t...


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When people think of Italy’s famous cultural cities, they usually name Rome, Florence, or Venice. Turin rarely comes to mind, and that may be exactly what makes it so attractive.

Turin offers something rare. International families and investors who are seriously considering Italy are finding here the infrastructure of a European capital, the quality of life of a mid...


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Trenitalia has announced planned infrastructure works that will impact Frecce services from 25 July thought 31 August 2026.

Key impacts include:

Milan–Venice / Vicenza
Multiple train pairs will be subject to cancelation or divertsion; some journeys may be up to 120 minutes longer. Rome–Florence and Bologna–M...

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