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Everything we have found about travelling in Italy, gathered from 49 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 11 hours ago.

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Vesuvius with a seven-year-old: how one family trip turned volcano fear into a win
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Vesuvius with a seven-year-old: how one family trip turned volcano fear into a win

A seven-year-old's volcano fears meet Mount Vesuvius on a family trip to Italy — Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast, an...

Hotel Mediterraneo, Sorrento: a clifftop family-run stay with a secret beach tunnel
Resorts, Hotels & New Openings

Hotel Mediterraneo, Sorrento: a clifftop family-run stay with a secret beach tunnel

Hotel Mediterraneo in Sorrento: family-run clifftop luxury from £260 a night, with a lemon-scented spa, roofto...

The Pavilions opens a five-star Dolomites retreat in Cortina d'Ampezzo this December
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The Pavilions opens a five-star Dolomites retreat in Cortina d'Ampezzo this December

The First Cortina, a five-star Pavilions hotel with a Zuma restaurant, Revivio spa and Dolomites-view balconie...

Siena: Why Italy's Best-Preserved Medieval City Still Rewards a Slow Stroll
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Siena: Why Italy's Best-Preserved Medieval City Still Rewards a Slow Stroll

Siena's Gothic streets, Il Campo, the striped Duomo and panforte: why this Tuscan hill city is Italy's best me...

A Roman Farmer Figured Out Germs 2,000 Years Before Microscopes
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A Roman Farmer Figured Out Germs 2,000 Years Before Microscopes

Roman scholar Varro warned against building near swamps in 37 BC, suspecting invisible creatures that caused d...

A 35,000-Mile Economy Award Turned Into Business Class to Rome One Hour Before Takeoff
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A 35,000-Mile Economy Award Turned Into Business Class to Rome One Hour Before Takeoff

How an Atmos Titanium elite turned a 35,000-mile economy award into a lie-flat business class upgrade on Alask...

Mastro Titta: The Umbrella-Painting Executioner Who Walked Rome for 68 Years
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Mastro Titta: The Umbrella-Painting Executioner Who Walked Rome for 68 Years

Mastro Titta, Rome's papal executioner for 68 years, carried out 516 executions — and painted umbrellas on the...

Siena's Bottini: the 25 km of medieval tunnels that kept a riverless city alive
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Siena's Bottini: the 25 km of medieval tunnels that kept a riverless city alive

Siena's Bottini: 25 km of medieval underground aqueducts that supplied a riverless Tuscan hilltop city for 600...

Milo of Croton: The Ancient Strongman Whose Death Became a 2,500-Year-Old Warning
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Milo of Croton: The Ancient Strongman Whose Death Became a 2,500-Year-Old Warning

Milo of Croton: six-time Olympic champion, bull-carrying strongman, and the man ancient Greece remembered for...

Scuba tank explodes on dive boat off Procida, seriously injuring diver
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Scuba tank explodes on dive boat off Procida, seriously injuring diver

A 60-year-old diver was seriously hurt when a scuba tank exploded on a boat off Procida, Italy. What happened,...

Venice Film Festival, Demystified: Where to Sleep, Eat and Actually See a Movie
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Venice Film Festival, Demystified: Where to Sleep, Eat and Actually See a Movie

An annual Venice Film Festival attendee shares where to stay, how the Lido vaporetto works, and the best cicch...

Venice Lido's grand hotels are getting their sparkle back
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Venice Lido's grand hotels are getting their sparkle back

Venice Lido's Hotel Excelsior reopens after a revamp, Meliá adds a four-star option and a €200m restoration lo...

Sicily with kids: why the island is one of Europe's easiest family holidays
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Sicily with kids: why the island is one of Europe's easiest family holidays

Sicily's best family-friendly hotels, from Belmond luxury to all-inclusives, plus hard-won tips on heat, car s...

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