Famous for its incredible food, rich historical sites, highly regarded art, charming small towns and picturesque cities, countrysides and coastlines, Italy and its offerings are unmatched.

In Italy's north east, Trieste has a cafe culture that was influenced by the grand salons of Hasburg Vienna. Today, the ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Catherine Sabino is an editor and author who writes about travel. Bergamo and Brescia in northern Italy abound in cultural riches, but have ...

Tucked away among a grouping of islets off Italy's northeast coast, the fish-shaped city of Venice is made up of six neighborhoods, called sestieri. The small islands of Lido, Murano and Burano ...

Frascati is an ideal day trip from Rome. This wine-producing region is known for "the golden wine," a dry white wine popular ...

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From exploring hidden gems dotted around Italy to being in the know about the best festivals in Rome, our weekly newsletter La Bella Vita offers you an essential starting point for eating, talking, ...

If you’re planning a trip to Italy and want to visit several cities or towns, the train is a great way to get around. A vast and efficient railway network runs throughout the Italian peninsula ...

For now, here are five of my favourite towns and cities in Italy that are still largely – or entirely – crowd-free. It’s gratifying to know there are many more, especially in southern Italy.

To the ancient Greeks, southern Italy was part of their territory. It was called Magna Graecia, meaning "Great Greece".