Events

A 200-year-old sculpture by Antonio Canova was damaged after an Austrian tourist laying down on it to pose for a photo caused the statue’s toes to snap off. …

Two years after the collapse of the Morandi Bridge in Genoa, which caused the death of 43 people, the new bridge that has replaced it was inaugurated on Monday…

John Bensalhia reaches the end of Summer as he puts some excellent August happenings under the microscope... With more festivals and events returning from the…

Normality begins to return to both Italy and the world, as events begin again. John Bensalhia looks at some of the most notable ones to be announced for July…

The largest exhibition ever organized entirely devoted to Raphael, ‘Raffaello 1520-1483’ opened on March 5 at Rome’s Scuderie del Quirinale and had to close a…

June 15 marked a new phase for Italy as lockdown restrictions were further eased. Many business and entertainment activities, such as cinemas and theaters,…

June 3 marks a change in travel restrictions many Italians have been looking forward to: from that date, it’s possible to travel again between regions of Italy…

With the beginning of returning events to visit in person, John Bensalhia looks at what's happening both in the real and online worlds this month... While…

On Monday, May 4, Italy began ‘Phase Two’ of the coronavirus lockdown, with restrictions eased and four million Italians back at work, while schools and some…

John Bensalhia continues his look at online things to do this May... We're continuing the online events this month, as the current coronavirus crisis…