06012025 Most people reach Anacapri by bus, but if you're fit, consider tackling the 1.7km Scala Fenicia, a 921-step flight of stone stairs. "It's not for everyone," admits Pep Minichino, founder of the Gulf of Naples-based blog, Campanica. Nonetheless, he encourages visitors to "embrace the experience! All you need is a Led Zeppelin anthem [in your head] for the energy to climb the famous zig-zag staircase." Capri has two faces – here's the one you've never seen | BBC Travel
06022025 A special episode to tell not a recipe or an ingredient, but the enterprise of a family that has made buffalo breeding and the processing of its milk a true Italian excellence. The Palmieri family opens the doors of Tenuta Vannulo, a dream place for animals and for men. Everything You Can Do with a Buffalo inside Tenuta Vannulo in Campania Region | ItaliaSquisita
06032025 Jewellery from Campania, will be the protagonist this evening at the Republic Day reception organised in The Hague by the Italian Ambassador to the Netherlands, The reception for 2 June, after Augusto Massari's welcome address, will in fact feature Tarì, the gold jewellery district of Campania, as a special guest. Jewellery from Campania at the Italian Embassy in The Hague for 2 June | ANSA
06042025 At Borgo San Gregorio’s remarkable restaurant, San Gregorio, chef Danilo Uva draws on produce from the estate’s vegetable and aromatic gardens. A stay at Borgo San Gregorio is beyond just a tasting experience. Yes, taste the wines, but appreciate the play of art and wine and architecture, dine at the restaurant, picnic on the property, explore the vegetable garden, and much more. The Best Italian Wineries to Visit Near Naples | Food & Wine
06052025 Superb debut novel follows one young man’s self-realisation in a foreboding juvenile prison on Nisida, an island off the coast of Naples. One inmate, a 15-year-old Zeno, is given a simple task by his Italian teacher: write down what you’re thinking, and you’ll get furlough for Christmas. Francesca Maria Benvenuto is an accomplished criminal lawyer who has defended minors in court. Her book draws from the experiences of her mother who worked as a teacher on Nisida. So People Know It’s Me — an extraordinary tale of crime and punishment in Naples | Financial Times
06062025 The Museo di San Martino. Capodimonte. The Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli. Among niche museums worth a stop is the Museo Nazionale della Ceramica Duca di Martina, in the lush gardens of the Villa Floridiana. And the Gallerie d'Italia. Eager to check a duomo off your list? Naples has one, too. In its San Gennaro chapel's splendid treasury, a new curator is fond of mixing modern art amid the saintly relics. A Savvy Travelers Guide to Italy’s Other Great Art City | The Wall Street Journal
06072025 Marina di Camerota officially opens the season with the Meeting of the Sea. This year too, Castellabate, Acciaroli, and Pioppi for the municipality of Pollica confirm themselves as ideal destinations for the whole family: the three locations have received the prestigious Green Flag, awarded by a jury of pediatricians to the beaches most suitable for children. The Castrocucco has been reopened. A strategic reactivation, making Sapri even more accessible. First Summer Test: June 2nd Long Weekend | Il Mattino
06082025 Nestled in the heart of the Cilento mountains lies Cuccaro Vetere, the small village home to Convento Francescano Experience Hotel. With the eight rooms of the venue centred around an internal cloister which provides the dining setting, it is easy to find yourself settling into the slow-paced rhythm of the Convento. Each menu is prepared daily according to what can be found seasonally, at the local market and from the Convento’s own vegetable garden. Meet the creative duo preserving a slice of history in the Cilento National Park | ICON Magazine
06092025 Travellers on Italy’s Amalfi Coast can reserve a private Uber Copter to take them between Sorrento and Capri. The journey includes door-to-door transportation to and from the helipad and is available for groups of up to six passengers. The American transport company, best known for its taxis, is also launching the Uber Boat in Italy. Uber brings helicopter taxis to the Amalfi Coast | The Independent
06102025 As we did before, we traveled to Vico Equense, a town located on the bay of Naples, a gateway to the Amalfi Coast. I remembered the view, the sea and the omnipresent volcano, Vesuvius. I ordered yogurt gelato rolled in nuts. The milk comes from the nearby Monti Lattari, a.k.a. the Milky Mountains. Gabriele was way better than I remembered. The taste, but also the place. It’s not just a gelato shop. Gabriele is packed with cheeses, jars of marmellata, ice cream sandwiches, mini-tarts, baba cakes. It was the best gelato I’d ever tasted. | The New York Times
06112025 There’s nothing quite as chic (or Instagramable) as an Italian summer filled with Aperol spritzes, colorful umbrellas, and poolside pasta and pizza. There’s a brand-new spot for travelers seeking the most stylish, luxe experiences: La Piscina, A Caruso Pool Club. The highlight of La Piscina might be the infinity pool—complete with yellow-trimmed parasols and cushioned loungers, reminiscent of the Mediterranean social scene in the 1960s—overlooking the coast and the resort town of Ravello. The First Private Luxury Pool Club On the Amalfi Coast Just Opened—Here’s a Look Inside | Travel + Leisure
06122025 In the heart of Campania, Benevento is a little-known gem that begs to be discovered. The city is often described as an open-air museum, thanks to its outstanding Roman monuments and Longobard World Heritage Site. But it’s also a place where culinary delights tantalise the palate, and the surrounding nature beguiles visitors. Cheer to Benevento at Paradiso 1973, a great family-run enoteca for wine tasting and local cheese and charcuterie platters. ISSIMO’s Travel Guide to Benevento | Issimo
06132025 Hyperpinian, crasis between hyper and Hirpinian. "Financiers love the rich fruitiness of the Super Tuscans. Gourmands sigh over nebbiolo. Gastropubs pour pinot grigio. Prosecco has its own T-shirts." Based in the old region of Irpinia (whose symbol is the grey wolf), Feudi has done a tremendous amount of work exploring what each grape (especially aglianico) can do in different soils and in developing ancient grapes for today’s drinkers. Hip hip hip, Hyperpinian! | Les 5 du Vin
06142025 In order to get more intel, journalist Laura Itzkowitz turned to Ischia habitués Marie Louise Sciò, whose family hospitality group runs the glamorous Mezzatorre Hotel on the island, and Annie Ojile, founder of Scooteroma and Personalized Italy, who visits often and organizes bespoke trips to the island. This Italian Island Has Natural Hot Springs, Fabulous Hotels, and Stunning Beaches—Without the Crowds of Neighboring Capri | Travel + Leisure
96152025 Taurasi DOCG, located in southern Italy’s Campania region, produces complex, age-worthy wines, most famously from Aglianico, a local red grape. “The origin of vineyards in the Taurasi area dates back to the Etruscan period, where the vines were grown at heights with different shapes”. These ancient techniques, colloquially called ‘starseta’ or ‘raggiera’, intersperse vines among cover crops, grains, olive groves, nut trees, and fruit orchards. How ‘promiscuous agriculture’ is driving Taurasi | The Drinks Business
06162025 “We’ve definitely seen a wider mix of nationalities,” says Inès Sellami, owner of the art gallery-cum-guesthouse Atelier Inès. Visitors are also taking more time to see the city. “People used to come for just one or two nights. Now they’re staying 4 or 5 nights, using Naples as a base but also diving deeper into the city itself,” says Sellami. “More guests are interested in local art, cooking experiences, and the stories behind things, not just ticking off monuments.” On its 2,500th anniversary, Naples grapples with the benefits and burdens of a tourism boom | Euronews
06172025 We came to Gesualdo in the Avellino province - the village my great-grandfather immigrated from when he came to the USA in 1904 - and I swear, it was love at first sight with Irpinia. I had goosebumps from head to toe while we were still in the car from the airport when I first saw the castle in Gesualdo. Once I started exploring the hilltop villages, the history, the wine, the food, and getting to know the people - it was game over. This was the Italy I had been dreaming of but hadn’t found until Irpinia. Exploring Irpinia With A Passionate Guide | Forbes
06182025 A garden once flourished in Pompeii. There, alongside a typical row house, olive trees, roses, and vines blossomed, nourished by hand-carved irrigation channels. Now, a new garden is taking root the same spot. The Pompeii Archaeological Park has just unveiled the restored Garden of Hercules. A 2,000-Year-Old Pompeii Garden Springs Back to Life | artnet
06192025 The world’s largest and most influential wine competition celebrates quality, record performances, firsts and emerging trends. Campania won its first-ever Best in Show medal from Taurasi DOCG for Donnachiara Taurasi 2021. Taurasi is a key link in the chain of Italy’s great red wines — standing with Barolo, Barbaresco, Etna and Tuscany’s finest. Decanter World Wine Awards 2025 results revealed | Decanter
06202025 Aglianico “alli-yawn-nico” is a full-bodied red wine. The most critically rated Aglianico wines come from the region of Taurasi. Most collectors of this wine will agree that Taurasi tends to deliver the most floral expression of the wine with brooding aromas of rose and sour cherries. This wine is also likely the least approachable upon release with most needing at least an 8 year cool down period to account for ripping high acidity and grippy tannins. Understanding Aglianico Wine: Italy’s Next Red | Wine Folly
06212025Tucked into the cliffs just outside Positano, Villa Treville, once the private home of Franco Zeffirelli, it still feels like a secret, with just 16 uniquely designed suites spread across several villas. It’s the kind of place where antique tiles meet Moroccan lanterns, where lush gardens and winding paths open onto dramatic sea views. The dining is phenomenal—Maestro’s pulls from the hotel’s own organic garden and the nearby sea—and the cocktails at Bianca Bar. Where to Stay on the Amalfi Coast This Summer | Haute Living
06222025 Did you know that Villa Treville‘s Bianca Bar offers a botanic micro distillery laboratory where herbs and botanicals gathered in Treville Positano’s gardens are used, processed and transformed into exciting, revamped libations based on classic spirits! Recently, there is a new selection of Martini Cocktails and Signature drinks available, with brand new aromatic waters, essential oils and distillates, all homemade. Villa Treville’s Bianca Bar features expands on their incredible botanical micro distillery product range | Lux World Representetive
06232025 From June 28 to July 5 at the Aragonese Castle: Ischia Film Festival. Eight days of feature films, documentaries, and short films will transform Ischia, featuring open-air movie screenings, meetings with filmmakers, and numerous expected guests from around the world. Among them, the British director Christopher Nolan will be honored with the Foreign Award, a recognition given to the best international productions that have chosen Italy as a film location. Discover more information about Ischia Film Festival | Italia.it
06242025 Italy’s Naples is proudly celebrating the 2,500th anniversary of its foundation by the Greeks, a monumental milestone that underscores its rich Hellenic heritage. At the heart of these commemorations on Sunday was a vibrant tribute to Parthenope, the mythical siren whose legend intertwines with the very birth of Neapolis. Naples Celebrates 2,500 Years of Greek Heritage With Lampadedromia | Greek Reporter
06252025 In the shadow of Vesuvius, amidst the remainders of ancient palazzos and symphonies of sirens and scooters — Napoli is a contrast of beauty and grit, tradition and modernity. After an exclusive lunch at the Museo Filangieri featuring a live cooking show by Mimì alla Ferrovia, AW LAB and Nike continue their winning streak in Naples with an in-store event, celebrating the launch of the new Nike Field General. These sneakers add a vibrant touch to any outfit and they are perfect for city life and all the occasions it brings. Nike e AW LAB event in Naples store | nss-gclub
06262025 We made our way to Sorrento’s marina to board our chic Italian Gozzo 35 boat — branded with the “Uber” transportation company logo on the side — and meet our skipper and captain. With a prosecco toast, we were off, cruising along the shoreline and listening to our guides point out hidden swimming caves and mythical landmarks. We gawked at the views of Capri’s iconic faraglioni rock stacks, toy-sized sail boats, and cliffside towns. The 15-minute flight flew by until we landed smoothly in Capri. We Tried It: Uber's Private Helicopter and Boat Ride Service on the Amalfi Coast | PEOPLE
06272025 Flying into Salerno airport, our base was the beautiful town of Paestum, a 45 minute drive away. As I took in the landscape that stretched through seaside towns and olive-covered hills, it became clear there would be plenty to adore about Cilento. The home of the Mediterranean Diet – a fact locals are very proud of – and it’s evident in their plates of fresh salads, grains and oils that cover tables, not to mention local seafood. Cilento: The Amalfi Coast alternative with no crowds | Metro.co.uk
06282025 The wedding was catered by three-Michelin-star chef Fabrizio Mellino of Quattro Passi, a restaurant in Nerano, which Bezos has been known to frequent. The restaurant charges around $1,800 per person, including staff and food transport, to cater weddings of this level, according to former clients. That’s at least $360,000 in food-and-beverage costs for the one night—but it is likely a three-day contract, adding up closer to $1.1 million. Here's How Much The Bezos-Sánchez Wedding Extravaganza Really Cost | Forbes
06292025 Il San Pietro di Positano -- the famous Italian hotel -- is celebrating today its 55th birthday. “We are always at our guests’ disposal. For us, it’s a pleasure to provide everything they need to enjoy their stay,” says Carlo Cinque, 60. Named for his late great uncle, founder of the iconic luxury property, Cinque co-owns the hotel with his brother, Vito, 57. Their mother Virginia, 90, still lives on property, greeting guests during her daily garden walks. Iconic Italian luxury hotel Il San Pietro di Positano celebrates 55 years | New York Post
06302025 On the far side of the island lies Punta Carena, home to Capri’s famous lighthouse. It's a perfect spot for sunset lovers, quiet, scenic and drenched in golden light. You can walk there from Anacapri in about 40 minutes, or drive/scooter over in 10. While you’re there, don’t miss Sunset Maliblu, a relaxed beach club where you can unwind after a day of exploring. Just don’t forget your swimsuit because between the sunset views and the turquoise waters, you’ll want to dive right in. Capri’s 'mad blue': Island’s enchanting sea, scenic wonders | DAILY SABAH
