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Ravenna is not only an ancient capital of the Roman Empire and the place where Dante died... it's also been inspiration for one of the most famous fantasy saga in the world: https://t.co/NInKcTTMY9

...when you thought there wasn't anything new to discover about Venice... https://t.co/2rUeJJkzgJ

Livigno is beautiful all year round! https://t.co/9UX99ufkTv

Some may think it's an acquired taste, but truth is...it's delicious! What's your opinion about lardo di Colonnata? https://t.co/epXBavD612

RT @Cucina_Italiana: Se non lo fate ancora, è ora di iniziare a usarlo in cucina! https://t.co/4JwC0HBBDM https://t.co/Ab9GLsS22M

Have we started eating differently since Covid-19 hit our lives? Science and statistics say yes: https://t.co/qSLNznIIlp

Five things to know about beautiful Palermo: https://t.co/y08ZFrZx5y

Talking about tiramisù may seem superfluous: who doesn't know it? But this delicious dessert, simple and tasty, has a special history and plentiful of alternative recipes to try! https://t.co/QCrcVTg

Did you know that the largest open air market is in Italy? https://t.co/Vbve1V7f3n

RT @ArtistCanaletto: View of the Entrance to the Arsenal, 1732 #canaletto #baroque https://t.co/NIUi6WaODx

RT @banter_peter: Cielo di ieri, cielo di oggi. https://t.co/lX7d9HDnZd

Should Italian coffee become UNESCO patrimony? https://t.co/X2PV26Po8B

Piera Levi Montalcini talks about her aunt, Rita and her role in science and breaking the glass ceiling: https://t.co/7GpRflRFmt

This week we've celebrated the 160 years of diplomatic relations between Italy and the US. We propose here again an article from last October, where you told us what it means being Italian-Americans t

Murano and its tradition of glass making: https://t.co/FLP8vqChI7

Santa Chiara: her story was an inspiration to novelist Dacia Maraini. https://t.co/5OWhcZPxsb