Planning on heading over to Italy this year? Not without our calendar of noteworthy and unusual events in Italy from January to June. Read on for some great advice on up and coming events happening in 2006.
A Concierge’s Venice
Have a sweet tooth and thinking about heading to Venice? Pasticceria Marchini is a bakery where they not only bake, they make their own chocolate, right before your eyes. Location: Off Campo San Zulian on Spadaria,
In Brief: First Truffle Museum, History of Latin
Thinking of planning a more hands on vacation this year? We have just the thing: discover Italy's first truffle museum, make your calendar in Italian, and learn more about Latin.
Romans’ Holiday: Visiting the Alban Hills in Lazio (Rome Day Trip)
Already seen the Colosseum and the Sistine Chapel and looking for something different to do during your stay in Rome? Check out the legendary lakes and vineyards at this weekend retreat from Rome.
Highlights Near Caserta
Head to a small town in southern Italy to visit the remains of Ancient Capua for an adventurous exploration through vaulted passages and covered galleries. Don't miss the peaceful countryside agriturismo retreat.
Give the Gift of Italy: A Guide for the Holidays
Read on for Italian Gift Suggestions for the holidays from our seasoned travellers and expert Italophiles, including :Good Reads, Music, Stationary, Wines, Beauty Products, and even Subscriptions.
Seasons in Basilicata: A Home in Aliano
An excerpt from David Yeadon's book, Seasons in Basilicata. Yeadon follows in the footsteps of Carlo Levi, a doctor and activist who was sent to internal exile in Aliano (Basilicata) by Mussolini in the 1930s.
Bowled Over by the Ceramics in Vietri sul Mare on Italy’s Amalfi Coast
A hilltop town on Italy's Amalfi Coast is much more than a seaside resort and ceramic-making center. Read on to get expert insight on what to do and where to go in Vetri sul Mari in the Almafi Coast.
Just In Time For Halloween: Tales From the Medici Crypt
Studies coming from the Medici Crypt in Florence's Basilica di San Lorenzo in Italy reveal how this family lived and ruled Florence from 1434 until 1737. The basis of these studies come from an unusual place.
And Restorations on the Art Front…
Works of art from frescoes to palaces to Giotto's best panel work have been renovated and are ready again for your viewing pleasure. Get the details and reviews from Dream of Italy's experts.