Buongiorno Italy readers!

Big news for anyone heading to the Eternal City this season, the 'greatest exhibition ever made on Bernini' is currently on view in Rome's Borghese Gallery.

A visit to Le Marche is essential for any cheese connoisseur. In this mountainous area where armies of sheep, goats and cows spill over the countryside, you’ll find both Marchigiano versions of well-known products like pecorino and ricotta, as well as a slew of other cheeses that are specific to the region.

Nothing ends a wonderful meal in Italy better than a traditional digestivo or after-dinner liquor, enjoy our beginner’s guide to what to order the next time you find yourself in the bel paese.

Michelin awarded 26 restaurants new stars in its 2018 Italy guide and we have the scoop: 22 received one star, three received two stars, and only one received the much coveted three stars.

When we say ‘maccheroncini’ in Italy, we normally think of short pasta with a hole. But in the region of Le Marche, ‘maccheroncini di Campofilone’ actually look like angel hair pasta, enjoy our latest (and delicious) dual-language article.

Saying Arrivederci to Antonio Carluccio, one of the most prominent figures of the Italian food in the UK, with his recipe for a simple, yet delicious lemon ricotta tart. Perfect for  upcoming holiday dinners, this is one mashed potato recipe with a few lighter changes (extra virgin olive oil to replace the butter, Greek yogurt to substitute the sour cream) you’ll want on your dining room table. 

We take a trip in Parma's Food Valley to meet the producers behind world-famous Prosciutto di Parma and Parmigiano Reggiano.

This abandoned 19th century mansion east of Lake Como is said to be Italy's most haunted house.

Those who love artisanal Italian design will appreciate this unique, handmade bowl made from layers of paper to form a unique product that resembles wood. How do you know if you're buying something authentic, made locally and in a traditional way in the city of Florence? Writer Laura Morelli leads you beyond the souvenir shops for an immersive cultural experience that you won't find in any other guidebook.

For sale: This prestigious villa in Tuscany dating back to the 17th century is fully and tastefully restored in a classic, yet modern style and sits on five acres of grounds with a pool.

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