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Vico Milano: A Cozy-Chic Crash Pad for Design Lovers in Milan

1 week ago | italymagazine.com | Laura Itzkowitz

Ed.: The Inspired Stays series highlights hotels we love around Italy. Each property is independently reviewed by an Italy Magazine writer, who is generally hosted on a complimentary basis. Our contributors do not accept compensation or gifts in exchange for specific types of coverage. We only showcase properties we would genuinely recommend overall.
What Could All the Tariff Confusion Mean For Iconic Italian Products?

1 week ago | italymagazine.com | Alexa Ahern

After United States President Donald Trump announced “reciprocal” tariffs for 60 trade partners around the world on April 2, the European Union, slapped with 20% tariffs on all goods, approved retaliatory measures on Wednesday of this week. But that all changed when, just a few hours later, Trump announced a 90-day pause on his sweeping tariffs for many countries, and the EU likewise paused its retaliatory proposal.
It’s Not Too Early to Start Planning a Trip for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Northern Italy

2 weeks ago | italymagazine.com | Alexa Ahern

Much of the world’s eyes are on Milan as Design Week gears up for kickoff, but city leaders and businesspeople are counting down to an even bigger event: the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, which are less than a year away. The region is abuzz as ticket sales prepare to launch on April 8 (Paralympic event tickets are already available).
5 Just-Reopened Attractions in 5 Major Italian Destinations

2 weeks ago | italymagazine.com | Toni DeBella

Italy is no stranger to scaffolding. The need for infrastructural and aesthetic upgrades to the country’s cultural attractions is near-constant; necessary maintenance as well as all-out renovations can keep many places off limits to visitors for extended periods of time. When sites of interest reopen, it’s arguably even better news for the host towns than it is for travelers.
Hassler Roma: The Apex of Legend and Luxury in the Eternal City

3 weeks ago | italymagazine.com | Natasha Nyanin

Ed.: The Inspired Stays series highlights hotels we love around Italy. Each property is independently reviewed by an Italy Magazine writer, who is generally hosted on a complimentary basis. Our contributors do not accept compensation or gifts in exchange for specific types of coverage. We only showcase properties we would genuinely recommend overall.
Where to Find the Best Cicchetti in Venice

4 weeks ago | italymagazine.com | Phoebe Hunt

It’s only natural that Venetians would have dreamt up some equally special snacks to be served alongside their region’s iconic cocktails and IGT prosecco. Cicchetti (“chi-ke-tee”) — delightfully small bites that are native to this bewitching city — fill that role readily. Often topped with fish, and usually served on toast or polenta, cicchetti are delicious mouthfuls that can be enjoyed at any time of day.
These Are the 4 Experiences in Italy All Car Enthusiasts Should Have

1 month ago | italymagazine.com | Liz Shemaria

A Lamborghini Temerario can go from 0-100 km — that’s 62 miles — in 2.7 seconds. A Ferrari SF90 Stradale gets there in around 2.5 seconds. A FIAT 500 from the 1960s, while not known for its speed, is the quintessential way to navigate Italy’s narrow medieval streets. (Admittedly, this last one is also my dream car.)It doesn’t take a car enthusiast to understand that Italy is known for its iconic cars — some of them fast, some of them design legends, and some both.
4 Activities in Italy Car Enthusiasts Can’t Miss

1 month ago | italymagazine.com | Liz Shemaria

A Lamborghini Temerario can go from 0-100 km — that’s 62 miles — in 2.7 seconds. A Ferrari SF90 Stradale gets there in around 2.5 seconds. A FIAT 500 from the 1960s, while not known for its speed, is the quintessential way to navigate Italy’s narrow medieval streets. (Admittedly, this last one is also my dream car.)It doesn’t take a car enthusiast to understand that Italy is known for its iconic cars — some of them fast, some of them design legends, and some both.
Get Up Close With Caravaggio On Your Next Visit to Rome

1 month ago | italymagazine.com | Toni DeBella

Rome’s National Gallery of Ancient Art at Palazzo Barberini opened “Caravaggio 2025” last week, kicking off one of the most highly anticipated exhibitions of the Jubilee Year. It’s a blockbuster pairing of Baroque painting’s biggest superstar with Baroque Rome’s prototypical palace.
Patria Palace: A Noble Residence Reborn as the First Five-Star Hotel in Lecce

1 month ago | italymagazine.com | Laura Itzkowitz

Ed.: The Inspired Stays series highlights hotels we love around Italy. Each property is independently reviewed by an Italy Magazine writer, who is generally hosted on a complimentary basis. Our contributors do not accept compensation or gifts in exchange for specific types of coverage. We only showcase properties we would genuinely recommend overall. Why we love it Lecce is one of the most charming cities in southern Italy — and Patria Palace puts you right in its heart.