When you think of Rome, the Colosseum almost surely comes to mind. The Flavian Amphitheatre is quite simply the definition of an iconic building and it's no surprise that it's the most visited monument in Italy's capital city and the best known in the world.
If you're heading to Italy for the summer holidays or are lucky enough to live in Italy all year round, we're here to help with some tips and tricks to help keep you and your house cool amidst the soaring temperatures this summer.
A city oriented towards digital development that is sustainable, with a better quality of life and, above all, on a human scale. These are the characteristics of the 'Human Smart City' according to EY, which has drawn up an index to identify the cities in Italy that come closest to this model.
The pandemic has profoundly changed the way of working. Many companies and employees have discovered that working from home offers undoubted advantages, and while some companies have gone back to the office, others have made it the norm to work from home at least half the time.
Lombardy's mountain refuges are opening their doors to bring young people and their families closer to nature thanks to the initiative known in Italy as "#Fg4m - Estate 2022 in rifugio" Until September, young people under 16 can apply for free overnight stays in Lombardy's mountain cabins.
If you're struggling with the heat in your Italian holiday home this summer, choosing an alternative to air conditioning is proving more and more attractive thanks to rising electricity prices. But how much does a fan consume? And how much does it cost to run a fan?
Italy is experiencing an extreme drought with a serious lack of rainfall and increasingly high temperatures. As a result, the government is starting to introduce emergency measures. But what does this mean for those planning to travel to Italy this summer? And how can you save water?
Italian municipalities are becoming increasingly digital. Although they have a long way to go, Italy's main cities are increasingly moving towards a digitised lifestyle, thanks in part to the post-pandemic push to make life easier.
Holiday season is here and as many plan to jet off to Italy this summer, it's important to keep an eye on the latest Italy travel restrictions, including Italy's COVID entry requirements from the UK, the USA, Ireland and other EU and non-EU countries. Do you have to wear a mask in Italy?
The Italian newspaper, Il Sole 24 Ore, has released its 2022 Quality of Life ranking, this year rewarding the Italian cities and provinces with the best living environment by age group. The categories include 'children' 0-10 years, 'young people' 18-35 years, and 'the elderly' over 65.
The impact of COVID-19 on tourism in Italy has been tough, however the most recent Italy tourism statistics show that this summer will be the most normal season for the tourism industry in Italy since before the pandemic.
Italy is a popular destination for beach holidays, and therefore it is no surprise that several Italian beaches are featured in the ranking of Europe's most beautiful beaches. So, what is the nicest beach in Italy?
Do you need a face mask to travel by plane? The answer isn't a straight yes or no. As of 16th May, in fact, the obligation to wear a face mask on board flights in European Union countries came to an end.
Soave, a hidden gem in Veneto, has been named the "Borgo dei Borghi 2022", making it Italy's most beautiful village in 2022. The winner, announced during the Easter episode of the popular Kilimangiaro show, took the place of Tropea which held the "Borgo dei Borghi" title in 2021.
Just when everyone thought that entry requirements into Venice (Italy) would be relaxed now that coronavirus rules in Italy are being relaxed, Venice is to introduce compulsory reservation and an entry fee for tourists.
Travelling around Italy, from Bari to Milan, via Matera, Naples, Perugia and Rome and all of this with an exceptional tour guide who also happens to be the most famous doll in the world. What are we talking about?
Primark has opened its doors in Milan with its first shop in the centre of the Lombard capital. The new Primark Milan is located in Via Torino and is a space of over 7,000 m2 with retail and office space over seven floors.