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Italy’s largest Island, Sicily, is known for its history, it’s breathtaking mountainous landscape, home to the greatest active volcano in Europe, Etna, and its blue crystal-clear waters. Sicily really is
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Cooking show contestant, Pia Gava, takes us on an Italian journey through her new cookbook titled Pia’s Table. Since returning from her recent travels, booked through Vita Italian Tours/Pronto Travel,
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Bologna is the underrated, bustling, historic capital of the region of Emilia-Romagna, found in northern Italy. The city has been an urban centre for the ancient Etruscans, Gauls and Romans
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For 20 years, the Lavazza Italian Film Festival has shared with Australian audiences their love of cinema and Italian culture by presenting lovers of film critically acclaimed and award-winning films
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With places already filling up fast, don’t miss out on your chance to discover Italy’s hidden gems, rich history, culture and culinary delights on one of our personally guided small group tours
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The city of Verona, in northern Italy’s Veneto region is captivating and unassuming. Its 14th century Shakespearian association adds a fairy tale feel to a city which is full of
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A man needing no introduction, 500 years after his death, Leonardo da Vinci, the Genius, is currently being honoured throughout Italy and the world. Celebrations will highlight this great Master;
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Matera, a small ancient city found in southern Italy, in the region of Basilicata, has been chosen as the Cultural Capital of Europe (2019). Believed to be the third-oldest inhabited
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Modena, in Italy’s north, is home to a little dining house called ‘Osteria Francescana’. Placed in the top five restaurants in the world, under the world’s number 1 chef, Massimo
