Ferrara Buskers Festival

Imagine strolling through a historic city, where every corner reveals a new and captivating performance. That’s the magic of the Ferrara Buskers...

Limoncello

In the realm of spirited beverages, few can match the vibrant allure and refreshing zest of limoncello. Originating from the sun-kissed...

Italian Heritage Month

Canada's cultural landscape is woven with threads from around the world, and one vibrant strand that stands out is Italian heritage. Every June, Canadians...

Parmigiano Reggiano

In the vast and diverse world of cheeses, there's one that stands out – Parmigiano Reggiano. Known for its unmistakable flavour, rich history, and...

Cherry Blossoms

During spring, Rome transforms into a canvas of pink and white blooms. Rome's cherry blossom display is a breathtaking spectacle...

Easter Traditions

Easter in Italy is not merely a religious holiday; it's a cultural extravaganza deeply rooted in traditions that have been passed down through generations. From...

Carnival Season

In Italy, the month of February is the celebration of Carnival or carnevale, which is a lively and colourful festival held in the weeks leading up to Lent...

New Year’s Traditions

In Italy, New Year’s Eve or capodanno is celebrated with traditions to bring in good luck and wealth for the coming year...

Christmas Markets

If you’re lucky enough to be in Italy during the Christmas season, you will definitely get into the holiday spirit by visiting one of the many Christmas markets in Italy...

Truffles

Do you like truffles? If you’re heading to Italy in November, you just might want to visit one of the many truffle – tartufo – festivals throughout Italy...

Grappa

Did you know that grappa has been around since the middle ages? The liqueur is traditionally enjoyed as an after-dinner drink especially during the fall...

University of Bologna

Did you know that the oldest university in the world is in Bologna, Italy? Founded in 1088, the University of Bologna has never been out of operation...

Spiagge

August is officially the start of summer vacationing in Italy. In fact, August 15th is known as Ferragosto – a national holiday that sees Italians escape to the beaches...

Gelato

If you walk through the cobblestone streets and piazzas in Italy, you will undoubtedly see people of all ages enjoying a cone or cup of gelato.

Verona Opera Festival

If you’re lucky to be in Italy between June and September, and you love the opera, then get yourself a ticket to the Opera Festival at the Arena di Verona.

Murano Glass

If you travel to Venice, a must stop is a visit to the island of Murano, renowned for its long tradition of glassmaking...

Easter Colomba

The Easter colomba is Italy’s popular Easter sweet bread. It’s the counterpart of the Christmas panettone but in the shape of a dove – and dove in Italian is colomba...

Como Silk

Como is a city near Lake Como, in the northern region of Lombardy, Italy. Known for its breathtaking and picturesque sceneries, it is also known...