Italia! magazine is the definitive guide for exploring Italy and experiencing the country's true culture and beauty. Whether you’re visiting, looking to get the most out of your new home, or experience as much as you can on your holiday, you can expect to be shown beautiful lakes, mountains, hills, rustic villages, heavenly beaches and stunning Italian architecture within Italia! All of which have been personally explored and reported on by Italia! magazine's dedicated, expert team.
Every issue is teeming with inspiration and advice to help you have an unforgettable holiday. Although Italia! focuses mainly on Italy's collection of hidden treasures, you’ll also find plenty of interesting guides on how to get the most of the city culture too, whether you’re looking to find the best restaurants, best views or secret places to visit, Italia! magazine has you covered.
If you’re looking to experience a little bit of fine Italian culture then Italia! magazine has got you covered. Every issue will show great events, art exhibitions and architecture to check out when you visit.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Italia! Dec./Jan 2020.
Benvenuti…
A very warm welcome to this new issue of Italia!, and we hope it finds you very well. Global events, quarantine restrictions and travel corridors may chop and change: but despite these uncerta...
THIS MONTH News & Views
Windows of opportunity There’s no doubt it’s been a difficult year – in Italy and across the world – but we’ve seen some interesting stories rise from the Covid-19 outbreak, and one of these is the r...
5 reasons to Visit Trentino
Images 1, 3, 5 © www.visittrentino.info/Photography by Romano Magrone (1); Alice Russolo (3); Gianni Zotta (5)
1 Traditionally a speciality of German towns, Italy hosts some wonde...
You tell us…
We asked our friends on Facebook to tell us their favourite places to spend a winter break in Italy. Where would you choose?
• An agriturismo in the Tuscan hills. We always stay at Brama...
On top of the world
Ötzi Peak 3251m is designed to give you the sensation of floating above the mountains
Image © AlexFilz
A new observation platform set more than 3,000 metres above sea...
Online this month
The eternal joy of visiting Rome is the very visible evidence of its illustrious history all around the city. Unlocking the secrets of those stories with effortless ease is Agnes Crawford, a L...