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Italy Nominates Traditional Cuisine as UNESCO Intangible Heritage
Italy officially nominated its traditional cuisine as intangible cultural heritage, promoting a nationwide "Sunday lunch" event showcasing the cultural significance of shared meals.
Italy Nominates Traditional Cuisine as UNESCO Intangible Heritage
Italy officially nominated its traditional cuisine as intangible cultural heritage, promoting a nationwide "Sunday lunch" event showcasing the cultural significance of shared meals.
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Italian Newspapers Host Over 1,100 Guests at Diverse Events in 2025
La Repubblica and La Stampa newspapers are hosting over 1,100 guests at various events across Italy from April to October 2025, covering topics from design and sustainability to technology and healthcare.
Italian Newspapers Host Over 1,100 Guests at Diverse Events in 2025
La Repubblica and La Stampa newspapers are hosting over 1,100 guests at various events across Italy from April to October 2025, covering topics from design and sustainability to technology and healthcare.
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Agrigento: 2025 Italian Capital of Culture
Agrigento, Italy, wins the 2025 Italian Capital of Culture title, receiving state funding and international recognition to boost tourism and its economy by showcasing its cultural and natural heritage, including the Valley of the Temples, through events in 2025.
Agrigento: 2025 Italian Capital of Culture
Agrigento, Italy, wins the 2025 Italian Capital of Culture title, receiving state funding and international recognition to boost tourism and its economy by showcasing its cultural and natural heritage, including the Valley of the Temples, through events in 2025.
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Italian Cultural Spending Rebounds, but Regional Disparities Persist
Italy's cultural spending rebounded by 30% since 2022, reaching €86 monthly, driven by live events exceeding pre-pandemic levels; however, regional disparities and innovation gaps remain.
Italian Cultural Spending Rebounds, but Regional Disparities Persist
Italy's cultural spending rebounded by 30% since 2022, reaching €86 monthly, driven by live events exceeding pre-pandemic levels; however, regional disparities and innovation gaps remain.
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Ozpetek: Wine, Food, Art, and Film
Director Ferzan Ozpetek discusses his passion for wine, food, art, and his new film 'Diamanti', revealing insights into his life and career.
Ozpetek: Wine, Food, Art, and Film
Director Ferzan Ozpetek discusses his passion for wine, food, art, and his new film 'Diamanti', revealing insights into his life and career.
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Venice's Literary Resilience Amidst Modern Challenges
Babelia's cover story explores Venice's enduring charm despite overtourism and environmental threats, contrasting with Francesco Pecoraro's novel, "Lo único que importa es el verano," which recounts the 2001 Genoa G8 protests, and further reviews including an autobiography by Bárbara Rey and essays ...

Venice's Literary Resilience Amidst Modern Challenges
Babelia's cover story explores Venice's enduring charm despite overtourism and environmental threats, contrasting with Francesco Pecoraro's novel, "Lo único que importa es el verano," which recounts the 2001 Genoa G8 protests, and further reviews including an autobiography by Bárbara Rey and essays ...
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Casa Museo Murolo Opens in Naples
The Casa Museo Murolo, the former home of Neapolitan singer Roberto Murolo and his father, opened in Naples on February 21st, preserving its original furnishings and offering guided tours, workshops, concerts, and collaborations with local universities.

Casa Museo Murolo Opens in Naples
The Casa Museo Murolo, the former home of Neapolitan singer Roberto Murolo and his father, opened in Naples on February 21st, preserving its original furnishings and offering guided tours, workshops, concerts, and collaborations with local universities.
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Neapolitan Cornicello: A Valentine's Day Tradition
In Naples, Italy, the handcrafted cornicello, a horn-shaped amulet, is a popular Valentine's Day gift symbolizing good luck and protection, and its popularity highlights the city's rich cultural heritage and enduring traditions, dating back to ancient Greek and Roman mythology.

Neapolitan Cornicello: A Valentine's Day Tradition
In Naples, Italy, the handcrafted cornicello, a horn-shaped amulet, is a popular Valentine's Day gift symbolizing good luck and protection, and its popularity highlights the city's rich cultural heritage and enduring traditions, dating back to ancient Greek and Roman mythology.
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Sicilian Professor Bridges Greek Culture Through Language Education
Katerina Karpinato, a Sicilian Greek professor at Venice's Ca' Foscari University, discusses the shared cultural heritage between Sicily and Greece, the growing popularity of her Modern Greek course, and the challenges of maintaining its funding amidst budget cuts.

Sicilian Professor Bridges Greek Culture Through Language Education
Katerina Karpinato, a Sicilian Greek professor at Venice's Ca' Foscari University, discusses the shared cultural heritage between Sicily and Greece, the growing popularity of her Modern Greek course, and the challenges of maintaining its funding amidst budget cuts.
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