Italy Travel

Italy Travel · 20 November 2024

Tourists visiting the picturesque and upscale Italian lakeside town of Como have always had plenty of choices when it comes to souvenirs, ranging from fridge magnets and keychains to snow globes and ornaments. Now, there’s a new item that is catching attention: sealed cans of "Lake Como air." These cans, sold by the communications company ItalyComunica, are priced at $11 (€9.90) and contain 13.5 ounces (400 ml) of "pure air from the most beautiful lake in the world".

Italy Travel · 11 November 2024

Casa Monti is a luxurious five-star hotel featuring a renowned rooftop bar and a stunning terrace restaurant. Reimagined as an artist’s residence, it opens its doors to the world, with the beautiful city of Rome serving as its muse. Casa Monti embodies the art of "la dolce vita." Experience the bohemian lifestyle in our 36 rooms and suites, designed by Mrs. Gonzalez, who drew inspiration from the vibrant bohemian culture of Rome and the Italian concept of "sprezzatura."

Italy Travel · 21 October 2024

Summer fun doesn't have to end as autumn begins in North Europe. Warm sun and ocean vibes continue to attract travellers to Sicily, especially to Taormina Mare on Sicily's east coast. The beaches below Taormina's clifftop are just a two-minute cable car ride away and offer sand and pebble beaches and promenades with bars and restaurants. Villa Sant'Andrea, part of the Belmond Hotel with its elegant beach club at Lido Villeggiatura is one of the most romantic hotels in Taormina.

Italy Travel · 20 September 2024

600 hotel industry experts have voted and Lake Como’s Passalacqua Hotel has claimed the second spot in the prestigious World’s 50 Best Hotels list. It also claimed the overall crown in 2023. Passalacqua is a luxurious 18th-century aristocratic home located on the shores of Lake Como. The hotel features 24 charming guest accommodations spread across three beautifully restored buildings, surrounded by seven acres of landscaped gardens that lead to a private jetty. Located one hour from Milan.

Italy Travel · 02 September 2024

Going to Rome to improve your Italian language skills is a great way to learn about Rome and gain local insights. An even better way to experience the culture is to join one of the fabulous cooking schools in Rome to learn to cook Italian cuisine. You do not have to be a professional cook to join these classes. Here are a few suggestions for authentic cooking courses: Oneday Chef, Eataly in Ostinese in Rome, Mind/Per La Mente Cooking School, Mamà Mediterraneum and Tuchef Cooking School.