The 76th candle burned in San Remo…
Sanremo 2024 is very close. This year, Italy’s most beloved singing event will take place at the Ariston Theater in Sanremo from 6 to February 10 2024. So, let’s start with the history of the Sanremo Festival…
The calendars showed January 29, 1951, when the first candle was lit in San Remo. Quietly, a little timidly, but hopefully, a flower was born.
Sanremo 2026: Conti and Pausini Lead the 76th Edition – 30 “Big” Artists Competing
Sanremo 2026: Conti and Pausini Lead the 76th Edition The 76th edition of the Festival di Sanremo kicks off on February 24, 2026, running through February 28 at the…
Time to remember our treasures! Sanremo, here are all the winners since 1951
While we wait to find out who the winner of Sanremo 2024 will be, let’s look at who appears on the list of winners so far.
Today is our festival: why February 17th?
Today is our vacation. We will celebrate the cat festival, a day dedicated to us who have won the hearts of millions of kind and loving people. But did you know that this festival is linked to our specialities?
Traces of the Roman Empire: a civilization carved in stone in Verona
Traces of the Roman Empire: a civilization carved in stone in Verona When people think of Verona, Shakespeare’s tragic lovers, medieval romance, or Italian elegance often come to mind.…
A Journey into Rome’s Golden Age: “Bernini and the Barberini” at Palazzo Barberini
A Journey into Rome’s Golden Age: “Bernini and the Barberini” at Palazzo Barberini Rome has long been one of the world’s great artistic capitals. Among the leading figures of…
Ferrari “Luce”: the Cavallino’s first electric car between identity, engineering and vision
Ferrari “Luce”: The Cavallino’s first electric car between identity, engineering and vision With the Luce, Ferrari officially enters the era of full electrification. This is not merely a technological…
Romeo and Juliet: The Italian Roots of a Tragedy
Romeo and Juliet: The Italian Roots of a Tragedy Il tema dell’amore impossibile è antico quanto il tempo stesso. Già il poeta romano Publio Ovidio Nasone, vissuto in età…
A Love-Filled Tradition Among Italian Women: Maritozzi
A Love-Filled Tradition Among Italian Women: Maritozzi In Rome, time moves slowly across stone-paved streets. History rising between the cobblestones comes alive again at every corner with the sound…
In the Footsteps of Love in Verona: Juliet’s House
In the Footsteps of Love in Verona: Juliet’s House by Isabella Laiden If the air is filled with the winds of love, then let us take you to the…
The Secrets of Cities, Verona
The Secrets of Cities – Verona Immortalised by the pen of William Shakespeare, Verona is far more than the setting of a love story. It is a unique cultural…
Valentine’s Day: the day of lovers… The story…
“Love comforteth like sunshine after rain -Venus and Adonis, line 799” Shakespeare…
On February 14, when we share chocolates, special dinners, or doily cards with our loved ones, we do it in honour of Saint Valentine. But who was this saint of romance?
