ITALY Magazine Feature Stories Archive
The Violin-Makers of Cremona
Martin Gani meets the descendants of Andrea Amati, who invented the modern violin in the 16th-century, and the master violin-maker of all time Antonio Stradivarius
Read MoreItalian Property Market Predictions for 2012
This week we talk to Italian Property expert, Linda Travella, to understand what to expect in the Italian property market in 2012.
Read MoreOssobuco alla Milanese by Chef Cracco
Getting ready for the the fifth annual International Day of Italian Cuisine (IDIC) on Ossobuco alla Milanese, we suggest Chef Carlo Cracco’s recipe below.
Read MorePorcini and Potato Soup Recipe
We are well into the winter season and many Italians choose to prepare soups for their family, especially for dinner, to keep everyone warm with a delicious tasty meal...
Read MoreInterview with Home Economist and Food Stylist Maria Greco Naccarato
Maria Greco Naccarato is a home economist and food stylist. Graduated with honor in Business Administration at L. Bocconi University, she started her career as a product manager...
Read MoreGuide to Italian Supermarkets: Buying Groceries in Italy
The Italian supermarket may present a few surprises to shoppers familiar with North American and British stores.
Read MoreRome: Top 5 Archaeological Sites to Visit from 2012
We have listed an exclusive top 5 of those undiscovered attractions you won’t have to miss in 2012 - when most of them are going to reopen after major works.
Read MoreItaly Travel Horoscope 2012
Every year during the first weeks of January, Italian TV shows, magazines and dedicated websites talk about the horoscope for the new year with a special focus regarding your health, love, work and finances....
Read MoreTop Stories of 2011
This year we covered many topical stories and published interesting features, guides, recipes and interviews. As the year winds down and we make plans for New Year's Eve, we take a look back on the most popular features published in 2011...
Read MoreLa Gioconda. Art Crime Of The Century
100 years ago, Vincenzo Peruggia stole The Mona Lisa from The Louvre. It's an audacious story that's ricocheting with conspiracy theories as to the background and motive. John Bensalhia looks back at this notorious art crime..
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