Italy

The Leaning Tower of Pisa Is Leaning Less Than It Used To

Stabilization efforts have undone centuries of leaning

An Era Ends at Lamborghini, Making the Aventador Ultimae That Much Sweeter

The swan song for Sant'Agata's naturally aspirated V12 is not perfection, but that doesn't make it any less precious

Barilla Is Getting Sued Because Its Mediocre Pasta Isn’t Made in Italy

After buying $6 worth of pasta, the California plaintiffs claim the box is misleading

For a Less Touristy Venice, Stay at This Off -the-Beaten-Path Hotel

Palazzo Nani offers a quieter, and more authentic, side of Venice

Review: Enter Cerasuolo, a Cozy Rosé Suited for Fall

These brawny, cherry-red rosés are built for sweater weather

Behind the World's Most Ferocious EV Is a 92-Year-Old Classic Car Legend

A chat with the team at Automobili Pininfarina, whose $2 million Battista hypercar brings together almost a century of history and a "start from scratch" attitude

The Italian Hotel Bar Is Alive and Well

These ornate micro-sized bars make for a one-of-a-kind tippling experience — and they’ll make you rethink the Negroni

I Went to Rome and Opened the Sistine Chapel. You Can Too.

It's just one of the many tours offered by City Experiences that feels like it shouldn't be available to the public, and yet somehow is.

The Tired Timeshare Gets an Italian Upgrade at Palazzo Ricci

Our writer visited the 18th century palace that's hoping to score a regular spot on your vacation calendar

Live Like the Positanos at This Family-Owned Amalfi Coast Retreat

Come to Hotel Poseidon for the views (and the food) — but stay for a truly unique Italian experience

After 100 Years of Classic Cars, Andrea Zagato Is Ready for 100 More

Catching up with the CEO of the legendary Italian firm that has put its stamp on vehicles for Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce and Maserati

The Hotel Hot List: Four Places to Stay Right Now

Destinations we've personally visited, and can vouch for, from Atlanta to Madrid

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Rome Restores Access to Site of Julius Caesar's Murder

The square is home to several ancient temples

How a Sneaker Exec Plans to Raise Maserati to Its Former Glory

CEO Davide Grasso will tell you himself he’s not a car guy, but he’s accepted the task of reviving a famed Italian marque

Inside Villa d’Este, the Greatest Car Show You’ve Never Heard Of

Every year, motoring royalty — and their multi-million-dollar masterpieces — convene on the manicured shores of Lake Como

Venice’s Grand Canal Is Currently Neon Green. Here’s Why.

The northern Italian city’s waters are looking murkier than usual

The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This May

From a deep dive into Steely Dan to a journey into the ocean depths

Live Like Leonardo da Vinci in This 15th-Century Home in Italy…Literally

The artist's former home in Bologna is now on the market

Inside the $300K Watch Heist of F1 Star Charles Leclerc

Four suspects have been arrested in connection with the robbery, which found the driver giving chase in his Ferrari

Italy Temporarily Bans ChatGPT (and Other Countries May Follow)

Concerns over personal data collection were cited for the block

Italy's Hottest Car Race Is in the Snow-Covered Dolomites

100-year-old Bugattis compete alongside modern Ferraris at Winterace, which celebrated its 10th anniversary earlier this month

Exploring the Diverse Foodways of the Italian Islands

We chatted with author Katie Parla about pesto, harvesting capers and the eggplant substitute that makes a perfect parmigiana

Seriously, Should You Be Drinking More Spumante?

The sweet sparkling wine is starting to shrug off its unsophisticated standing — and it pairs wonderfully with some unexpected foods (see: wings)

Venice’s Famed Canals Are Beginning to Dry Up

It's just one of the many issues plaguing the Italian city

Japanese Meets Italian at Pasta Ramen in New Jersey

The Montclair restaurant blends ingredients and techniques from two vastly different cuisines

When Futurism and Fascism Clashed With Pasta In Italy

Cooking, politics and history all converged