������ý

Easter weekend has long been the unofficial kickoff of the high travel season in ������ý, and 2025 is no different: The Italian National Tourist Board (ENIT)…

Editor’s note: This exploration of the majestic Sassi di Matera offers a special preview of what you'll find in the full Basilicata issue of Bellissimo,…

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…

������ý is no stranger to scaffolding. The need for infrastructural and aesthetic upgrades to the country’s cultural attractions is near-constant; necessary…

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…

You may have noticed that dogs are allowed almost anywhere in ������ý. From restaurants to bars to trains and buses, unlike in some other countries where dogs…

The Italian tourism ministry has gone to war. Their formidable adversary? Online review(er)s. The first battle will take place in parliament. Tourism…

Northern ������ý is known for its big lakes.Its second-largest, Lake Maggiore, which is about 55 miles north of Milan and covers Lombardy, Piedmont and even part…

The Dolomites are written about frequently, but you’ll rarely see any mention of their only real city, Bolzano; if you do, it’s usually in relation to the…

The wild and densely forested Bologna Apennines begin roughly at the southern walls of Bologna and extend all the way to the Tuscan border. Historically a…