Don't know much about Genoa? No worries, we've got you covered. Read on for some of our interesting and lesser-known Genoa facts about pesto, blue jeans, museums and the priceless Paganini Violin.
Where to Buy Carnival Masks
It's carneval time in Italy! Did you come prepared? Here are our top picks for three Venetian shops to find your perfect Maschere di Carnevale and intricate costumes for Il Ballo del Doge. Read on for details on where to go and what to buy.
Venice’s Glass Museum and Where to Buy Murano Glass in Venice
The island of Murano, its glass factories and museums are must-visits on a trip to Venice where the art of hand-blown glass is an age-old tradition. Read on for advice on the best way to enjoy these works of art.
Pompeii Unearths the Human Dimension
Heading to Pompeii soon? We've got you covered. Pompeii: A Novel by Robert Harris combines thrill and history with unforgettable characters. Read on for details on the book as well as our expert reviews.
Puglia: Mussels and the Click of Manolos at Masseria San Domenico
This five-star, 47-room hotel, sits
whitewashed and glistening above the
ancient olive groves that still provide
oil for its kitchens. It is an oasis of
calmness and serenity in the beautiful region of Puglia.
Catch the Christmas Spirit in Puglia, Campania, Umbria, Tuscany and More
Heading to Italy for the holidays? Don’t miss our comprehensive guide to Christmas celebrations in Amalfi, Bolzano, Bressanone, Gargano, Gubbio, Milan, Naples, Prato and Rome.
Italy by Sea: Cruising the Med in Luxury
Looking for the perfect way to see the Italian coast? We at Dream of Italy have just the thing. Visit Sorrento, Taormina and Venice as well as some of the country's most intriguing cities along the coast. All of this with a Silversea cruise.
Italy in America: Philly’s Tomato Base
Craving a taste of Italy--but close to home? Don't miss being able to pick your favorite butchers, winemakers, and cheese sellers at this authentic Philadephia Ninth Street Italian Market. Read on for the scoop.
The Power of Parm
Why are so many kitchens still plagued by that little
green can of sawdust posing as Parmigiano?? Is it
convenience? Only if you are physically unable to run a hunk of cheese across agrater a few times.Forget about the canned variety - search out the true Parmigiano.
Rome’s Heavenly New Hotels
Need a place to stay in Rome? Four new hotels finally come to the Eternal city - Boscolo Aleph Hotel, es hotel, Hotel Exedra and Ripa Suites Hotel. Read on for details on these marvelous finds and our expert reviews.