Rome seeking Appian Way's beginning
Work is underway to find the starting point of the ancient word's most famous road
Work is underway to find the starting point of the ancient word's most famous road
The ancient Roman arena suffered some damage as a 78-ton steel arc went out of control.
Italy and other wine producers are upset by a plan for health warnings on wine.
Italy's Culture Minister supports higher prices, saying that Americans can afford them.
Italian anti-trust authorities are investigating possible price-gouging on Christmas flights to Sicily.
Italy's continuing proliferation of wild boars has given rise to a government proposal to allow them to be hunted even in cities.
Lufthansa is reported to be close to a deal, but news reports are contradictory on what partners, if any, it might have.
The city's official tree appears to have overcome past criticism of the tree, only to ignite a fight over the solar panels powering it.
Venice's tourism tax—an entry fee for day-trippers—has once again been shunted into the indefinite future
George G shares views of the famous coastal town and some of its food and attractions
With the original chosen bidder out of the picture, Lufthansa is still interested; meanwhile ITA is getting another government cash infusion
DrFumblefinger shares photos of some of the gargoyles and grotesques he spotted while visiting Milan's famous Duomo.
Italians may be spending a lot more cash in the coming months as the government eliminates a requirement that credit cards be accepted
One of many street vendors in Rome, but the only one DrFumblefinger took a photo of when he last visited Rome.
An excavation in Tuscany has found a rare collection of bronze statues and other artifacts.