Panoramas and delights on the slopes: among traditional dishes, creative recipes (including fish), and signature cocktails, the must-stop huts on Ski Civetta, in the Dolomiti Superski carousel
Ciriole are a type of fresh pasta made with water and flour, whose name comes from the Latin "cereus," meaning white like wax, as they are made without eggs. The classic dressing is a simple tomato sauce with garlic, parsley,...
Molise carries a reputation as a transient land, a place of transhumance, although it is an area rich in resources and traditions deserving of a dedicated stop. Isernia, in particular, is worth a visit for its history and also for...
Many are the protagonists of the region's revival, seven years after the earthquake, with unexpected and high-quality openings and productions that have transformed the local dining scene
From Monforte d'Alba, where it opened over a century ago, the historic restaurant and boutique hotel Felicin opens a boutique-bistro in the heart of the city. And brings the spirit of the Langhe to Turin
The ancient Zancle, named by the Greeks, is no longer just a port of passage. In addition to art and architecture, there is good cuisine blending tradition and innovation that food enthusiasts cannot miss
At the foothills of the Berici Hills, just over 2 hours from Milan, Vicenza, famous primarily for Palladio's architectural masterpieces, is a true gem—a human-scale city perfect for exploring, even by bicycle
Recognized as a traditional agri-food product in Italy, it is a symbol of the local culinary tradition. It requires high-quality stockfish and a long, patient cooking process