Italy Magazine

From humble paglia fiorentina straw hats at Florence’s Porcellino market to Buckingham Palace, Marzi has been one of Italy’s premier hat makers since 1926: https://bit.ly/4ao1bBu

Pizza bianca con Nutella is an unpretentious treat that hits the spot. No, it’s not fancy (or Keto-approved), but it’s a comforting favorite for many Italians, as writer Francine Segan found: https://bit.ly/4fSl9K3

A Roman specialty, “pinsa” may not have the ancient origins many claim it does. But this local flatbread is delicious all the same: https://bit.ly/3uvgGYq

This summer's issue of Bellissimo has officially arrived, and we're heading to Venice! 🛶⁠
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For more than 1,000 years, the Republic of Venice was officially called La Serenissima, "The Most Serene." Today, travelers often catch only glimpses of that grandeur between crowded canals, souvenir stalls and endless queues.⁠
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In this quarter's issue, we're here to show you that La Serenissima still exists in Venice and its neighboring cities by going beyond bars pushing Aperol Spritzes and queues snaking to Saint Mark's, with our on-the-ground experts as your guide. ⁠
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Click for a sneak peek at what's inside and get your copy at the link here: https://bit.ly/43p50V3

Italy is full of historical pageants like Orvieto’s Corpus Domini celebration. We chatted with veteran volunteer (and drummer) Fabio Cimicchi about what it takes to orchestrate such complex events:

Drums, Sweat and Tears: A Veteran Volunteer on Staging Orvieto’s Biggest Historical Pageant Italy is full of historical pageants like Orvieto’s Corpus Domini celebration. We chatted with veteran volunteer (and drummer) Fabio Cimicchi about what it takes to orchestrate such complex events.

A veteran restorer, collector, and sometime dealer shares his best tips for treasure hunting success across Italian flea markets and fairs this summer: https://bit.ly/4uF8Jt4

Deep within the suburbs of Turin is a living relic of a different Europe — maybe even a different world:

The Art Nouveau Village Hiding in the Suburbs of Turin Deep within the suburbs of Turin is a living relic of a different Europe — maybe even a different world.

Discover the beautiful secrets of Noto, Sicily: https://bit.ly/3NDQbaa

Villa Demidoff, formerly the Medici Villa of Pratolino, is a UNECSO World Heritage site and features one of the largest parks in Tuscany: https://bit.ly/3PrtDYB

With chocolates, Barolo wines and "tartufi" among its culinary stars, Piedmont has always had an extra dose of richness. The Italian region at the "foot of the mountains" and bordering France was once the center of the House of Savoy and briefly hosted the national capital (Turin). 🍝

For both its culinary and historic clout, Piedmont is a favorite of travel planners in the know. Here are five ways to get a taste of Piedmont: https://bit.ly/4o5karW

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