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Explore Puglia’s Valle d’Itria through Alberobello, Locorotondo and Ostuni, with trulli, olive groves, local wines and ...

From Renaissance madonnari to contemporary murals and graffiti, discover the long Italian tradition of creating temporary, accessible art in public spaces ...

Discover the history of Florence’s Rificolona, the September 7 tradition of handmade paper lanterns and the old fair at ...

Learn what the Italian word semmai means, how it is used in everyday speech, and how context can change its meaning from “if ...

The Squero di San Trovaso is one of Venice’s last traditional boatyards, where gondolas are still built and repaired by hand ...

Yet what truly makes them special, and secured Italy’s 62nd UNESCO listing, is the “condominio” system: a model of collective ownership and public-private financing that was not only innovative for ...

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Opened in 1454, the Biblioteca Malatestiana is Europe’s first civic library, preserving its fifteenth-century manuscripts, furnishings and reading room ...