Italy Magazine

Embrace Japanese minimalism with a bit of Italian style and Hollywood flair at this sleek stay on Rome’s most glamorous street: https://bit.ly/4q2PjNG

San Lorenzo, patron saint of cooks, inspires Italians to fire up the grill every August 10:

The Meaty Martyrdom Story Behind the Feast of San Lorenzo San Lorenzo, patron saint of cooks, inspires Italians to fire up the grill every August 10.

Ferragosto is right around the corner! In honor of the highly anticipated summer celebration, we take a look at why Italians still celebrate this 2,000-year-old holiday: https://bit.ly/45DWxiG

While we love a scenic train ride, ferry jaunt or bus adventure, an Italian road trip leaves so much room for spontaneity. Here are a few of our favorite summer routes: https://bit.ly/4xbQOeU

If you aren’t big on beach time, navigating August in Italy can be tricky. But there’s plenty to do and see that doesn’t revolve around sun, sea and sand: https://bit.ly/4nLinrG

Located off the north-western tip of Sardinia, the 20-square-mile island of Asinara is a national park and a marine reserve covered by thick Mediterranean scrub and inhabited by the little albino donkeys, a protected species thought to be native to Asinara, who give the name to the island: https://bit.ly/45DHtkc

Sardinia is home to some of Italy’s most unspoiled beach resorts, but even these can get overcrowded in the summer months. Luckily for those in search of a peaceful retreat, the island is still home to some unrecognized gems, and the town of Bosa, just one hour from popular Alghero, is a case in point.

The town’s unique architecture and slow pace of life render it a perfect base for exploring the island’s under appreciated west coast: https://bit.ly/4xmlfzk

The captivating island of Sardinia has a history, culture, and language all its own. It follows that its traditional cuisine would also be unique—a product of millennia of Phoenician, Arab, Moorish, French, and Italian influences.

Food writer Phoebe Hunt takes a look at the most singular and iconic specialties from Italy's second-largest island: https://bit.ly/3wFoV2d

Known primarily for its gorgeous beaches and azure waters, Sardinia is the second-largest island in Italy and the Mediterranean. Explore our simple Sardinia guide, including what to eat, where to swim, and archeological spots to visit: https://bit.ly/4mqP0KC

Waking up to hillside views, strolling to the local bar for a morning espresso, or cycling to the Tyrrhenian Sea are just a few reasons Italian real estate appeals to foreign buyers. But the legal process of buying a home can be far less idyllic.⁠

We asked legal experts about the most common pitfalls foreign buyers faceand how to avoid them. Read more at the link here: https://bit.ly/4gbwWmu

Mannocci Law Firm