The Emilia-Romagna region in the north is Italy's culinary capital, where eggy pasta and tagliatelle Bolognese reign. Then there's the island of Sardinia, where spit-roasted suckling pig attracts ...

And it has a capital, Trieste ... sq miles (3,261 sq km), or twice the size of Greater London, it is Italy’s smallest region. But unlike Molise, Valle d’Aosta has some of Italy’s biggest ...

Italy has a total of 20 regions ... The sport, which originated from the region’s capital city, Florence, takes place every June. If you plan on watching the matches, do keep in mind that ...

Piedmont, Italy's staid northwestern region ... with one classic trattoria detour—then do the same in the region's capital, Turin. We started our exploration in Alba at restaurant Piazza ...

Italy’s Abruzzo region is home to charming medieval villages ... Visit L'Aquila, Abruzzo's sweet-toothed capital In a wide, mountain-swaddled basin, Abruzzo’s regional capital, L’Aquila ...

Emilia-Romagna, a scenic region in northern Italy ... through the historic streets. Bologna, the capital of Emilia Romagna, is one of Italy's most sophisticated and thrilling cities, boasting ...

many customs and traditions unique to the region are also part of Unesco’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list. Together, they make Lombardy the Unesco capital of Italy and an inspiring ...

Built on a group of 125 islands in the Adriatic Sea, Venice, the capital of Italy’s Veneto region, has 150 canals, including its main boat thoroughfare the Grand Canal. While visiting Venice ...