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There is an old café in Florence that is far more contemporary than it seems

Among the finalists of the illy Bar of the Year award for the Bar d’Italia 2026 Guide, Caffè Gilli in Florence looks to the future with choices that intertwine inclusion, community, and the environment

Here’s how one dines in the restaurant opened in a secret garden in Venice

Da Lorenzo is the fine dining restaurant hidden in the Cannaregio district. A venue with great potential but which perhaps should make itself seen more

A thousand uphill steps to taste the best granita in Stromboli

In San Vincenzo one climbs not only to take the path leading to the discovery of Stromboli, but also for Ingrid’s granitas

The scattered hotel that keeps a small Sardinian village alive

In Santu Lussurgiu, a small town in Montiferru, there is the Antica Dimora del Gruccione, a scattered hotel born more than twenty years ago

Where to eat in Piedmont during La Vuelta

The famous cycling race sets off from Italy for the very first time. Here’s where to eat during the four stages

From bread to coffee, the contemporary bakery that sparked a revolution in Bologna

Among the finalists of the Illy Bar of the Year award for the Guida Bar d’Italia 2026, Forno Brisa is a project that has built a model of regenerative enterprise, with people at its centre

A little journey to the island of Trasimeno inhabited by only nine people

The great lake of Umbria boasts three small islands (one not open to visitors) that offer breathtaking landscapes and walks in nature

In Naples since 1892 there has been a great pizzeria. And it is just a stone’s throw from the station

Carmine Esposito’s address is a reliable landmark: classic pizzas revisited with selected ingredients, a light dough and a family story that begins with great-grandmother Carmela

Large nets, crabs and chilled wine: dining in a fishing hut on the Po Delta

Going to a fishing hut is something you should experience at least once in your life – unfortunately, though, you cannot book: you must be invited

The ancient abbey in the Euganean Hills where monks produce wines, honey and liqueurs

A Benedictine monastery founded in 1080 at the foot of the Euganean Hills, among art, wines, ancient manuscripts and a monastic life that continues to this day
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