Three days in the Tuscany Stefano Sollima built for Il Mostro
Between 1968 and 1985, eight couples were attacked in the countryside around Florence.
Sindia Mardhiyah Supriadi September 16, 2026
Between 1968 and 1985, eight couples were attacked in the countryside around Florence.
Odysseus took ten years to get home. You have three days, a hydrofoil timetable and considerably better shoes.
Lights, camera, heartbreak! Prepare yourself for a journey celebrating Cinema Paradiso, one of Italy’s most beloved cinematic masterpieces.
Bologna doesn’t do anything halfway. Seriously! Moderation isn’t in the cards here. They call it “La Grassa” (the fat one) for a reason.
In the pantheon of film composers, few names resonate as profoundly as Ennio Morricone. A musical alchemist who transformed the landscape of cinema with his innovative scores, Morricone’s career spanned over six decades, leaving an indelible mark on the world of film and music alike.
Imagine a single piano note, hesitant and quiet, building slowly into a melody that seems to mirror your innermost emotions. This is the magic of Ludovico Einaudi—a composer whose music transcends boundaries, speaking directly to the human spirit.
Sardinia, the Mediterranean’s island jewel, truly comes alive in July and August.
As Italy faces another record-breaking summer heatwave, travelers and locals alike are looking for ways to escape the intense heat gripping cities and lowlands.
Festivals, food, and music in summer 2025 Puglia, Italy’s sun-kissed heel, becomes a cultural gathering place every summer. From July through August, the region fills with festivals celebrating music, tradition, food, and community. Whether you’re into operatic performances, electronic sets under olive trees, or small-town religious feasts, there’s something happening