Italy produces some of the best wines in the world! Here are six of some of my favorite wines to give a try, with suggestions for meal pairings I had to include! Yum!

Michelangelo’s David in the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze is probably the world's most famous sculpture. Michelangelo sculpted his masterpiece, based on the biblical story of David and Goliath, in 1501, at the age of 25. However, there are a few things about this beloved statue that you may not know.

The Christmas season in Italy shares similarities with its counterpart in America. Here we share some enduring Italian Christmas traditions.

In Italy, where the Catholic church has a unique standing, Easter (Pasqua) is celebrated like nowhere else. If you visit at that time, you’ll discover an eclectic mix of rituals and ceremonies taking place in towns, villages and cities.

Siena is perhaps the most beautiful medieval city in Italy, with stunning Gothic architecture. In the heart of Tuscany, Siena lures travelers from all over the world every year with its fascinating culture and history. Preserving its medieval character, Siena is a treasure that must be explored.

Italy is justifiably famous for its natural beauty, compelling history, sumptuous foods and elegant culture. It’s also home to fascinating and magnificent churches and cathedrals, some of them the most famous in the world.

Superstitions are those things that every country seems to have but what do you know about Italian superstitions? Just like every country, they have their fair share of superstitions and after reading this post you may think some of them are a tad weird. Either way, it pays to know how to behave in Italy so be sure you pay attention and remember these superstitions or you just may end up experiencing bad luck.

The Renaissance is one of the most important cultural movements in human history. Its effects and influence were far reaching, spreading throughout all of Europe and later influencing many areas of culture and society that led to the modern era we know today.

Sicily is an alluring place—full of history and unique culture.

Appreciating the universal language of art makes us fully human. Some of the most timeless art in the world can be found in Italy’s Tuscany region.

The Malpighi family is one of the oldest producers of balsamic vinegar in Modena. The president, Massimo Malpighi, is the fifth generation of the family to run its factory, open since 1850. Balsamic vinegar is only considered authentic if it comes from this region, and once you visit this factory, you will understand its claim to fame.

Produced as a treasure and symbol of power and opulence for European royalty from medieval times, Murano glass remains a gleaming gem unique to Italy. Murano glass can never go out of fashion, and is still made today.