Ciao a tutti,
I have to say that we have a lot to be thankful for this year. One of which is your valued support for all that we do at Italy Magazine. Grazie.
This year we’ve conjured up quite an amazing holiday promotion for those who would like to give the gift of Italy this year – from access to all of our premium content combined with a gourmet gift box with delicious treats from artisanal food producers (including freshly-pressed extra virgin olive oil!). Also, make sure to check out our 2021 gift guide with everything from a sustainably-made phone/handbag to a personalized engraved plaque from one of the coolest characters in Rome.
Experiencing live music in Venice adds even more magic to this extraordinary destination. Along with singing gondoliers and the grandness of seeing an opera at La Fenice, Venice offers intimate chamber concerts, where you can be fully immersed in glorious baroque history and spirit, amidst beautiful surroundings and excellent musicians. Here's where you should go!
In this week’s premium Italian language lesson, we’re going to learn the vocabulary necessary to understand an Italian recipe and how to cook the perfect dish to warm you up on these chilly days.
In the heart of Rome’s lively Trastevere neighborhood is the oldest pharmacy in the city, dating back to the 16th century. Learn more in our latest dual-language article.
Pesto is one of Italy’s most famous pasta sauces, but besides that what do you really know about Ligurian cuisine? A new cookbook by food writer and acclaimed author Laurel Evans: Un'americana in cucina has all the answers.
In fact, we have dedicated this week’s recipe to one found in Laurel’s new cookbook, a delicious chestnut flour gnocchi served with a rich butter and sage sauce, a nod to Liguria’s long history of using chestnut flour in their traditional, inland cuisine.
What was it like growing up in ancient Rome? How was the life of children who lived 2,000 years ago? The latest exhibition by the Uffizi Gallery in Florence tries to answer these questions.
Get ready to discover more of Italy’s charming historic villages with 12 new entries in the Borghi più belli d’Italia list.
If you need a little help getting into the holiday spirit, follow our suggestions to make your Christmas a bit more Italian and to feel closer to Italy.
In the very heart of the Maggiolina district in Milan, we find the lovely Villa Aida. This prestigious property for sale comes with a garden, several terraces, balconies, and a quadruple garage. The perfect solution for those seeking a peaceful output close to the city.
Wishing you all a wonderful weekend from Georgette, your editor, and the Italy Magazine team.
