Lifestyle in Italy

If you're planning a holiday in Italy, there are a few faux pas you should be aware of if you want to fit in like a local.

Italy is preparing to say goodbye to the green pass. From 1st April 2022, the green pass will no longer be compulsory for all outdoor venues (except stadiums) and for many indoor venues (but the requirement to wear an FFP2 mask remains).

Italy's Prime Minister Mario Draghi earlier this month announced an end to the country's COVID-19 state of emergency on 31st March 2022. But what does this mean for COVID rules in Italy? Will Italy relax its enhanced green pass rules?

According to a survey by Codacons, which analysed the cost of living in the main Italian cities, Milan is the most expensive city in Italy.

Tripadvisor's annual "Travellers' Choice Awards" have named the 25 most beautiful beaches in Europe to visit in 2022.

As of 6th December, the super green pass, the Covid digital certification that can only be obtained if vaccinated or cured of Covid, is in force. No enhanced green pass can be obtained by those who only present a negative Covid test.

All over the world, when one thinks of carnival one immediately associates the city of Venice, which has become a must for fans of this event.

What are the destinations for sustainable tourism in Italy? The New York Times has indicated them by publishing the "52 Places for a Changed World".

People live better in the north-east. This is according to the quality of life in Italy classification, drawn up every year by Il Sole 24 Ore, which crowns Trieste as the city with the best living conditions in Italy in 2021 and places various other cities in the area in the top ten.

As we all know, time slowly degrades our homes, affecting their quality and value. The good news is, that with small interventions, it is possible to greatly improve the appearance of your home.

To combat depopulation, the municipality of Roseto Valfortore, in the province of Foggia, has announced a plan to offer 5,000 euros to anyone who moves to the town to live.

Self-healing concretes, heat-regulating glass, 3D-printed decks: these are the new green building materials that will change the furnishing industry in the coming years.

In the annual CNN ranking "Where to travel 2022: the best destinations to visit in 2022" there is an unexpected Italian destination.

Otranto is an ancient and fascinating town in the province of Lecce, in Apulia. Its ancient history is intertwined with that of the events on the Adriatic coast of Italy since ancient times when it was an important centre for both the Greeks and the Romans.

Cefalù's artistic and cultural heritage makes it one of Italy's many international tourist destinations. In the town's historic centre, the architecture tells mythological stories and the precious multicoloured mosaics create plays of light.

As of today, users and clients of idealista, Italy's leading real estate portal for technological development, and of Casa.it, Italy's pioneer in connecting sellers and renters with home seekers, can take advantage of the new Virtual Guided Tour, an innovative service that allows agents to view prop

The sale of a house starts when the owner decides to publish the advertisement and only ends after the move.

The pandemic has changed our taste in houses forever. This is according to an analysis by CENTURY 21 Italia, the Italian branch of the US real estate giant that recently launched operations in Italy.

Since its release, the film House of Gucci has been making people dream.

The super green pass decree has introduced an enhanced green certificate in Italy, which will be in force from 6 December to 15 January.

From December, Italy's super green pass will give free access to many activities (except workplaces) only to people who have been vaccinated against or recovered from covid, leaving out those who have had a test.

Around the world, people are reconsidering their living and working situations en masse as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Four years ago, a project was born in Italy with a very precise objective: to be a point of reference for all the families and all the citizens of the neighbourhoods in which it has an office.

Article written by Rosaria Barrile, collaborator of idealista/news Hands on the wheel and eyes on the road... and on the text of the new Italian highway code if you want to avoid fines.

Italy is a country full of unique and interesting places to visit, with heritage stretching from pre-Roman times, through all of history to the modern day, ther was always something interesting going on.