The lagoon of Venice stretches from the river Sile in the north to the river Brenta in the south covering a total of 549 km2: it is 55 km long and between 4 and 10 km wide. A large part of the area is constantly…
The factory of Papigno, established in 1901, was the most important plant of the Società Italiana del Carburo di Calcio Acetilene e Altri Gas (Italian Company for Carburation of Calcium Acetilene and Other Gasses),…
A side street of Via del Corso, present-day Via dei Condotti corresponds to part of the ancient Via Trinitatis, which was opened in the first half of the 1500s under Pope Paul III, with work continuing under Julius III.…
Could anyone love gorgeous fast cars more than an Italian? Given that the most popular luxury cars in the world were created in Italy it is hardly surprising that so many films shot in the country feature car chases in…
From an environmental perspective, Abruzzo has it all. Embracing a wealth of biodiversity from the high slopes of Gran Sasso to nature reserves and the Adriatic coast, the land of this region produces natural marvels…
La Dolce Vita, Federico Fellini’s masterpiece, is one of the most important films in the history of cinema, so there is no need to recount the story here. If you haven’t yet seen it, you must: it is imperative.…
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