Italy moves on unspoken rules and long‑standing habits. The ten things not to do in Italy are mostly about small courtesies—how you order, how you greet, and how you handle day‑to‑day travel.

The Italian property market is attracting a growing number of foreign buyers. This is the finding of our analysis of residential property sales in five major Italian cities: Rome, Milan, Turin, Cagliari and Florence – all destinations already well known and appreciated abroad.

Purchasing a luxury home in Italy is an exciting step, whether you are seeking a lakeside villa, a Tuscan estate, or a historic palazzo.

In Maranello, red isn’t just the colour of the legendary Ferrari — it’s also the shade of casa.it, the property portal for buying and renting homes owned by idealista. And who better to prove it than one of Ferrari’s brightest stars?

Owning a seaside villa in Italy is a lifelong dream for many – and with prices starting from just €25,000, that dream might be far more attainable than you think. These Italian villas near the sea offer not only natural beauty and a relaxing lifestyle, but also strong investment potential.

Benevento sits in Campania with a population just over 60,000. The city is perched on rolling hills inland from the Tyrrhenian coast, surrounded by a patchwork of vineyards, olive groves and farmland.

Syracuse, or Siracusa in Italian, is a charming city packed with attractions and a laid-back vibe that’s hard to beat. If you’re into history, art, or just soaking up nature, this Sicilian gem has plenty to offer without the hustle of bigger Italian cities.

When it comes to natural beauty, Italy’s coastline is right up there, thanks to its variety of landscapes and rich environment. But with so much sea all around, which Italian region actually has the longest stretch of coast?

Italy offers a wealth of incredible beaches ideal for family holidays, especially during the summer. We've selected some of the best beaches in Italy for families — perfect for swimming with toddlers, snorkelling with tweens, and hanging out with young adults.

The 2025 Giro d’Italia, now in its 108th edition, is once again a must for cycling enthusiasts. Starting in Durrës, Albania, and finishing in Rome, this year’s race covers more than 3,400 kilometres across around 21 stages.