Italy has many academic libraries with seriously deep shelves — not to mention gorgeous architectural details — where committed scholars hit the books. Here are a few that you can visit.
In the sea of Italian wine, the country’s cornucopia of distilled spirits is often forgotten — a category for which we can mostly thank the thirsty monks at medieval abbeys.
On Tuesday, September 26, Giorgio Napolitano’s life was celebrated in Rome at Italy’s first-ever secular funeral service for a former president. We take a look at his legacy.
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The classic plain coffee granita is typical of Messina, Sicily, but there are many regional and individual riffs on this delicious caffeinated treat. Here are three ways to make it.