Piedmont

The Gardens of the Villa Pallavicino

Sue Robinson explores these unique gardens on Lago Maggiore

Allure of rose over 500 years explored in Piedmont art show

A new show celebrating the allure, beauty and symbolic power of roses in Western art over the last five centuries will shortly open in the small Piedmont town of Caraglio.

In the heart of the alps

Let Fabio Casale be your guide on a journey through the stunning scenery of the Piedmontese Alps

Officers injured in G8 student clashes in Turin

Nineteen officers were taken to hospital with minor injuries and two students were arrested after a second day of clashes between police and protestors in Turin on Tuesday.

Police and students clash in Turin G8 protests

Police and demonstrators clashed on Monday as students gathered in central Turin to protest a meeting of university chancellors linked to Italy's programme for this year's Group of Eight summit.

Restored stone rustico in the Alta Langa

A vernacular rustico in the wooded countryside close to Cortemilia offers great views and excellent value for money.

Three of the best villages on the Italian Lakes

Few places can beat the charm and sheer beauty of the Italian Lakes—which is why they have been a holiday destination for two millennia.

Nebbiolo - Masterclass

We explore the great grapes of Italy with a closer look at Northern Italy’s most aristocratic variety.

Three of the best Spring cheeses

Soft and sweet, savoury and hard, mouth-melting and strong. Italy makes excellent cheeses all year round, but each season brings delicious surprises.

Churches make heavenly homes

Unwanted churches are often full of historic and architectural charm, lending themselves to become amazing homes.

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