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What’s Old is New Again: Site Openings, Reopenings in Sicily, Venice, Rome and Pompeii

Some historic sites in Italy have undergone some changes. Find out what is new at Sicily's Noto Cathedral, Venice's Torre d'Orlogio and in museums in Rome and Pompeii.

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Alta or Bassa: Bergamo Enchants

Situated between Lake Como and Lake Garda, Bergamo is a natural addition to a northern lakes vacation, and a worthy off-the-beaten-track destination in itself. The city has two parts, and two personalities

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Nights in the Eternal City: Four Fabulous Rome Hotels

Hard pressed to find a hotel in Rome? We know, according to the American Society of Travel Agents, Rome is the second most popular international destination for Americans this summer. Read on for helpsul tips.

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The Allure of the Town of Amalfi Italy

Pulling into the seaside town of
Amalfi as the early evening sun
finally broke through the clouds,
I felt like I was back at
the Jersey Shore of my
childhood -- and for all
those who want to mock
New Jersey, I mean that
in a good way -- the
streets were filled with
the energy of families on
a Saturday night stroll,
sitting on the benches at
the waterfront and perusing the
numerous bottles of limoncello and
ceramic tchochkes for sale in front of
the small shops.

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An Insider’s Tour of Roman Cuisine

Planning a trip to Rome? Join New York Times Writer Maureen Fant on her Roman cuisine tour, for a real insiders look at Roman cuisine. Fant, a Manhattan native, has been living in Rome since 1979.

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It Pays to Become a Friend of the Uffizi Museum

Find out from Dream of Italy how becoming a member of the association Friends of the Uffizi can save you time waiting in line at one of Florence's most popular museums.

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Tales of Risotto on Lake Como

Villa d'Este's Chef Luciano Parolari, also known as the "King of Risotto" shares cooking tips for his famous risotto, which has been wowing famous and non-famous guests alike for decades. Read on for details.

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Family Travel: Take the Kids to Italy

Taking the kids along on our trip to Italy this time sent unplanned itineraries and romantic interludes to be buried deep under piles of extra changes of clothes, favorite cuddlies, little books and toys, and pleas from us to leave that special pillow at home. Was this worth the effort?

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Listen Up Foodies! Visit Gambero Rosso’s Citta del Gusto in Rome

Are you a food snob? We've got you covered. Read on for details on how you can xperience the ultimate in Italian gastronomy in the eternal city, whether you parli italiano or not.

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Three Casual Roman Eateries (That Surpass Expectations)

If a trip to Rome is on the horizon you won't want to miss out on this restaurant. It is the kind of place you might not notice when walking by, but looks can be deceiving. Step inside for a relaxing, authentic and affordable Roman meal.

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