Buongiorno Italy readers!

Visited all of Rome’s most famous attractions? We suggest heading to these five don’t miss house museums that show how celebrated artists and writers live in the eternal city.

Our editor’s picks in our online shop this week include a handmade lamp made by an artisan in Umbria evoking a more romantic spirit. "Travel around the world" with this unique piece, a map turned home accessory tray. Handmade by an artisan in Trentino.

Some of the Rome’s best dining can be found a few minutes from its most famous landmarks, here is our curated list of where to eat by a local expert.

There are many great places of interest within easy reach of Italy's capital, and it may be nice to escape the crowds and noise of the big city for a few hours in charming, less frequented, history-rich small towns. Here are five that you can reach by train.

In our latest dual-language article we look at a year after a powerful earthquake rattled central Italy (August 24, 2016), where one of the hardest hit villages, Amatrice, is still full of rubble.

In this week’s language lesson we let you know who to call and what to say in case of emergency during your holiday in Italy

The southern Italian region of Campania boasts a rich culinary tradition: the range of dishes and recipes made here contribute to the gastronomic prestige of an area known as the ‘cradle of pasta’.

For your weekend: our recipe of the week is a delicious pasta dish combining brown butter sauce, brussels sprouts, gorgonzola cheese and pine nuts.

Looking for a home in Liguria? This renovated one-bedroom apartment is for sale in the charming town of Solano. €123,000

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