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Waking the Giant: Up Close with Sicily’s Mount Etna

Thinking of taking a trip to southern Italy this yeaar? Check out our writers story, detailing an excursion to the highest and most active volcano in Europe, Mount Etna in Sicily.

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Outlet Shopping in Italy: I Saldi at Serravalle

A mecca of Italian designers at outlet prices, and, yet, not overrun by tourists? Almost unbelievable, but read on quickly, before everyone else catches on!

Ask the Editor

Dream of Italy's editor answers one readers question and gives her expert advice on renting a car and driving in Italy.

Ryanair Opens Rome Hub

Traveling across Italy with expensive rail passes? Fear no more-- the low cost European airline Ryanair has made it to Rome! Now you can save money and get there faster.

Italy in America: Washington, D.C.’s 2 Amys

Queen Margherita of Italy might roll over in her grave if she knew how far the world had deviated from the pizza named in her honor in the late 19th century. D.C. welcomes the 5th American pizzeria to offer Neapolitan slices certified by The Verace Pizza Napoletana Association.

Find Bargains Online This Winter

The cheapest time to visit Italy is during the coming winter months.
You can purchase an air/hotel package for half what you might
pay for a summer airline ticket alone.Visit the following Web sites
to take advantage of some astounding deals on trips to Italy.

Who Was Giuseppe Garibaldi?

In almost every town in Italy, you will find a piazza, building or road named in honor of Giuseppe Garibaldi. Via Garibaldi is one of the most popular street names in the country. Who was this man who inspired such reverence?

Industry to Artistry at Former Fiat Factory

Once home to a Fiat car factory, Turin's Le Meridien
Lingotto Hotel continues its transformation with the introduction of 142 new "Art + Tech" rooms.

The Dream Interview: Theresa Maggio on Sicily

Thinking about heading to Sicily? The author of The Stone Boudoir: Travels Through The Hidden Villages of Sicily shares her love of Sicily with Dream of Italy.

Romeo, Romeo, Perche Stai Qua?

For a taste of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, don't head to London -- head to Rome! Next time you're in Rome's Villa Borghese, don't be surprised to see a little bit of England.A replica of
Britain's 16th-century Globe Theatre, where Shakespeare's plays were performed, now resides in the park.

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