Valentina Marino

The first edition of the Michelin Guide Italy dates back to 1956 and included restaurants "from the Alps to Siena." The rest of the country would receive stars three years later. Only one of them is still on track just...

Chinese New Year, or Spring Festival, is one of the most celebrated events by the Chinese community worldwide. In Milan's Chinatown, with via Paolo Sarpi as its focal point, the neighborhood transforms into a lively on-the-road theater with decorated streets,...

The neighborhood "that wasn't there," created at a New York bar a few years ago, is now one of the most "social" and sought-after areas in Milan. Along the streets around Piazza Morbegno and Parco Trotter, it's a continuous succession...

Chef Gennaro Esposito from Vico Equense, awarded Three Forks by the Gambero Rosso Restaurant Guide and boasting two Michelin stars, is bringing his culinary expertise to Umbria. He will be leading a project on the shores of Lake Trasimeno within...

Hand-pulled tagliatelle, lasagna, tortellini in capon broth, but also pan-cooked sardines, as Rimini and Riccione are just a step away: in Bologna, no diet can resist such a rich and appetizing typical repertoire.

Together with Bergamo, Brescia was the Capital of Culture 2023. And it's also the Lombard province with the highest number of agritourism farms. Here are the best traditional cuisine venues in Brescia and surroundings.

For those who never miss a game, be it athletics or great music enthusiasts, and even for those passing through the Ponte Milvio-Flaminio area: around the Olympic Football Stadium, quality restaurants, pizzerias, street food, and trattorias abound. Here are the...

Milan is the Italian city with the most variety and authenticity of Asian cuisines. And ramen is among the most popular specialties, in winter but also in summer thanks to the 'cold' variants. Here are the best addresses under the...

Ideal for a getaway from Milan in any season, Lodi is a town of many resources, surrounded by landscapes that lend themselves to exploration. Here are the best places to eat and drink

They call it “the little Venice of Friuli” because in the past, it was crisscrossed by canals, or streams, which still today characterise its romantic urban landscape