Tuesday, June 16, 2026

DIRECT FLIGHTS TO NAPLES ARE MAKING CAMPANIA EASIER THAN EVER TO REACH Campania rewards travelers who engage with it directly, a version of Italy that unfolds gradually. Here’s where to go for ruins, volcanoes, vineyards, coastlines, and some of Italy’s most defining food. By this summer, Naples has evolved into a primary arrival point, with new nonstop seasonal service from New York–JFK and Atlanta on Delta, Newark on United, and Chicago O’Hare and Philadelphia on American Airlines. Top 10 Things to Do in Campania Beyond Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast | Business Traveler



Monday, June 15, 2026

THE QUEENS OF NAPLES' PORCELAIN BOUDOIR STANDS AT HEART OF THE CAPODIMONTE MUSEUM The new Porcelain Gallery, a permanent display arranged across 16 rooms containing more than 1,500 works selected from a total corpus of about 7,000 pieces. Monumental arrangements, examples from major European manufactories, recent acquisitions and contemporary art. The exhibition project, curated by designer Federico Forquet. Porcelain Gallery at Capodimonte: permanent exhibition inaugurated | inITALY




Sunday, June 14, 2026

SPORT BRAND BRINGS NAPLES TO SCOTLAND Adidas just tapped into Scott McTominay’s newfound Naples flow for Scotland’s World Cup film. Titled ‘Choose Scotland’, the film centres around the Napoli midfielder and his Italian style evolution, calling on fans to follow in McTominay’s footsteps in choosing to represent Scotland. How far can McTominay take Scotland this summer? Adidas Uses McTominay's New Aura in Scotland New Film | Footballer Fits


Saturday, June 13, 2026

MAN'S ATTEMPTS TO CULTIVATE THE ANCIENT AND WILD LANDSCAPE OF THE AMALFI COAST The Borgo Santandrea grounds have been transformed and now contain some of the most beautiful gardens imaginable thanks to the passion of the head gardener. My visit coincides with peak jasmine blossom, a vast wall of it giving off that familiar heady scent as we walk under a pergola festooned with magenta bougainvillea. Clouds of orange tagetes flowers give off a lemony scent if you pick their leaves. The perfect way to see Italy’s most beautiful stretch of coast | The Times



Friday, June 12, 2026

UNLIKE LIMESTONE CAPRI, ISCHIA IS VOLCANIC. Hot springs emerge from the rock at seemingly random intervals; at Sorgeto Bay the sand reaches 100°C. The mountain at the island’s centre, Monte Epomeo, rises to 788 metres and is laced with ancient hiking trails through volcanic tufa, lichen-covered rock and terraced vineyards. The wine those vineyards produce – above all the Biancolella, a crisp, mineral white found nowhere else in quite the same form. Forget Capri – This Neighbouring Island Is Even Better | Country & Town House



Thursday, June 11, 2026

CAMPANIA'S ROMAN WINE ROUTE: CAPUA TO POMPEII Reaching the far south: the via Popilia-Annia. Welcome to Episode 2707 of the Italian Wine Podcast and the 19th episode of Pellegrinaggio Enoico con Professore Attilio Scienza. Genetics, morphology, climate change, and the concept of viticulture vocation come together to tell the story of our grape varieties and their inextricable bond with the territory. Episode 19: Da Capua a Pompei in viaggio nella viticoltura romana | Italian Wine Podcast


Wednesday, June 10, 2026

SUN, SALT, AND SUOLO VULCANICO — IT MUST BE CAMPANIA As peak holiday season winds down, I’m daydreaming about more than yachts and ripe tomatoes… this region’s wines are just as unforgettable. From the smoky power of Aglianico in Taurasi to the contrasting charms of Fiano di Avellino and Greco di Tufo – one sleek and austere, the other round, waxy and golden – Campania’s volcanic hills bring intensity, longevity and serious food-pairing versatility. Campania — Sarah Heller MW | Instagram






Tuesday, June 9, 2026

FROM ORBIT, VOLCANOES ARE SOME OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NATURAL SIGHTS "We're flying over Vesuvius, instantly recognisable by the vast crater, the path winding up to the summit, and, most of all, Naples spread out all around it." French astronaut Sophie Adenot captured the view of a lifetime in a new image of Mount Vesuvius, as seen from aboard the International Space Station. Astronaut spots Mount Vesuvius from space | Space photo of the day for June 8, 2026 | Space.com







Monday, June 8, 2026

THE CEASEFIRE OLIVE TREE: A SYMBOL OF PEACE The Abbey of Montevergine has long been a symbol of faith, art, and the surrounding agricultural landscape, including the cultivation of olive trees. During the event talks, dialogue, and shared meals fostering intercultural exchange. Representatives of Christian, Jewish, and Islamic religions planted olive trees together, symbolizing unity and the creation of Gardens of Peace in the Mediterranean. Inspiring celebration of dialogue, culture, and sustainable community development. Montevergine incontra | The Routes Of The Olive Tree





Sunday, June 7, 2026

18TH-CENTURY IRPINIA COMPLEX SEEKING UNESCO CANDIDACY: A SITE OF SPIRITUAL, ARCHITECTURAL, AND HISTORICAL VALUE The Palazzo di Loreto in Mercogliano, Italy (a Benedictine abbey complex), has been nominated to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A cooperative protocol was officially signed in May 2026 by the municipality, the Abbey of Montevergine, and the Rotary Club Avellino to support the candidacy. It houses an ancient pharmacy, historic archives, and the national library with roughly 7,000 parchments and 200,000 books. Loreto di Mercogliano | ANSA


Saturday, June 6, 2026

THE REINVENTION OF TAURASI: PATERICO AS THE FIRST MODERN FINE WINE FROM SOUTHERN ITALY. The purest expression of Taurasi and the Aglianico grape, an approach exemplified by Gian Luca Mazzella. The 2021, 2020, and 2019 vintages of his two wines, tasted at the end of 2025, were exceptionally tannic and frontal. This is despite not pressing the grapes and using very large foudres for aging. Mazzella macerates the grapes for three months, followed by three to four years of aging. Taurasi in Transition: Reimagining Aglianico in Southern Italy | GuildSomm



Friday, June 5, 2026

AN ARRAY OF WILDFLOWERS AND SAGE COMPLICATED BY RAW ALMOND AND WET STONE Let me share a bottle of wine I loved from my recent trip to Verona for Vinitaly, where we launched Italianity. Fattoria Alois ‘Morrone’ Pallagrello Bianco 2022. From Campania, made from Pallagrello Bianco, one of Italy’s most obscure indigenous white grapes and a variety Bourbon nobility reportedly favored in the 18th century. Proof that Italy still has secrets. Meet Author & Journalist, Jessica Dupuy - Jilux | Substack


Thursday, June 4, 2026

THE WOMEN OF NAPLES ARE THE FACE OF THE CITY An almost exclusively male domain, but in Barcelona we witnessed a historic turning point with the introduction of the Youth and Women’s America’s Cup. A new generation of female sailors. Perhaps this is the deepest meaning of the America’s Cup coming to Naples: the meeting of a city that has long been shaped by the strength of its women and a sport that is finally learning to fully embrace it. Naples and Women: When a City Meets the Future of the America's Cup | America's Cup




Wednesday, June 3, 2026

PEPPERINESS IN THE CASE OF AGLIANICO FROM CAMPANIA In relation to the red wine, its dominant characteristic was black pepper. Several Italian wines are known for this distinct black pepper characteristic, which is often caused by a compound called rotundone, particularly in cool-climate or high-altitude expressions, including Aglianico. The final flight of reds of the day included wines with higher levels of tannins. VIA Verona 2026 Tasting Sessions 5 and 6 led by Sarah Heller MW and Andrea Lonardi MW | Vinitaly International Academy



Tuesday, June 2, 2026

WHY ITALY'S MOST AGEWORTHY AND COMPLEX WHITE WINES MAY ACTUALLY COME FROM CAMPANIA Producers in several Italian regions craft white wines of significant complexity. They offer sumptuous aromas and impressive richness, often with the structure to cellar for more than a decade. Today’s finest Italian white wines are produced in the southern region of Campania, with the most essential offerings made from three varieties: Fiano, Greco and Falanghina. Move Over Pinot Grigio — Campania Is Making Italy’s Most Compelling White Wines | Food & Wine








Monday, June 1, 2026

CAMPANIA'S MOST POPULAR TOWNS BY TRAIN Travellers can visit the region, going from Naples’ rugged coastline to iconic Sorrento. The gateway to the Amalfi Coast, data shows many are dreaming of a journey to the popular cliffside destination known for incredible seafood pasta and glamour. Meanwhile, Naples, the undisputed birthplace of pizza, is also famous for its proximity to Pompeii and artistic roots. Revealed: the most popular scenic train journey in Italy to take in 2026 | Condè Nast Traveller


MAY 2026

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Lake Fusaro: origins, history and curiosities | Al Chiar di Luna
Portus Julius - The History Hub | Facebook
Volcanic wines of mainland Italy | JancisRobinson.com
6 Affordable Alternatives to the Amalfi Coast That Are Just as Stunning | Condè Nast Traveler
Zoning in ‘Neighbourhood renaissance’: once noble La Sanità in Naples is open for business again | The Guardian
“Third Eye Open Peace” - obeygiant | Instagram
Venus Williams Reveals Favorite Memories from Weddings to Husband Andrea Preti in Ischia and Palm Beach (Exclusive) | People
We Asked 6 Travel Pros the Best Spot for a 1-week International Trip—and They All Picked the Same Place | Travel + Leisure
Biblioteca dei Girolamini - Bellini Travel | Instagram
17 Places to Go in Italy This Year, According to the Country’s Top Hoteliers | Italy Segreta
Slow Travel on the Amalfi Coast — From Positano to Cetara - Love Italy | Substack
Documentary Photography Workshop in Naples “Il mare non bagna Napoli” Curated by Jérôme Sessini | Centro di Fotografia Indipendente Napoli
Tucci Tastes Naples' Most Iconic Family Dish | Tucci in Italy | National Geographic UK
Stanley Tucci’s Delicious New Italy Travel Show: Season 2 Starts Now | Forbes
The Red Camellia Bench: Symbol of Beauty and Nonviolence | Il Mattino
Royal Palace of Caserta, completed the restoration of the three large canvases in the Royal Casino of the Forest of San Silvestro | Finestre sull'Arte
36 Hours on the Amalfi Coast, Italy: Things to Do and See | The New York Times
Watch Tucci In Italy Season 2 Episode 1 Naples & Campania | Nat Geo TV
Naples, Mimmo Jodice's only color work on display at Museo del Tesoro di San Gennaro | Finestre sull'Arte
When Nato had to be called in to escape from a museum in Naples | The Economic Times
Stellantis plans $17,500 small EV to revive European market | Reuters
Second Louis Vuitton Preliminary Regatta will be held in Naples in September | Sail-World
Naples wants the America’s Cup, again | Scuttlebutt Sailing News
The train is ‘my time machine’: a tour of Naples’ hidden ancient wonders | The Guardian
U.S. consortium makes €2billion offer to buy Napoli from De Laurentiis family | The New York Times
Tutto Pizza Expo 2026 — Napoli | sagr.it
Paris to Pompeii on the world’s most glamorous train | The Times
Interview with Marine Atlan, La Gradiva director | Semaine de la Critique - Cannes
The Wines of Campania - Colangelo & Partners | Instagram
Brussels instead of Paris, Naples instead of Rome: You could save 30% or more on your European jaunt just by switching destinations | Moneywise
Family Project Revives Abandoned Groves in Italy’s Sannio Region | Olive Oil Times

Sunday, May 31, 2026

SANNIO CULTIVAR TASTINGS AND FARM-TO-TABLE EXPERIENCES Settemisure, a family-led project in southern Italy is producing award-winning extra virgin olive oil and helping revive a little-known rural region. The grove is located in Solopaca, within the Taburno Camposauro Regional Park at the foothills of the Apennines. The founders identified abandoned groves and began restoring them while studying local cultivars to highlight their value. Family Project Revives Abandoned Groves in Italy’s Sannio Region | Olive Oil Times



Saturday, May 30, 2026

THIS SUMMER: NAPLES, ITALY. INSTEAD OF BOOKING TICKETS TO THEIR DESTINATION OF CHOICE. Travelers are increasingly searching for what the company deems "destination dupes," locations that offer comparable experiences to familiar hotspots, but at a lower cost. Expedia found that searches for lodging in Naples this summer were up 25% compared to last year; the city's hotel rates are 30% lower than Rome, at an average of $225 a night. Brussels instead of Paris, Naples instead of Rome: You could save 30% or more on your European jaunt just by switching destinations | Moneywise



Friday, May 29, 2026

FIANO DI AVELLINO, GRECO DI TUFO, TAURASI, AND NOT SO FAMOUS PIEDIROSSO, FALERNO DEL MASSICO, CODA DI VOLPE. Discover the depth, history, and unmistakable character of one of Italy’s most compelling wine regions with The Wines of Campania by renowned Italian wine writer Tom Hyland. This book offers an immersive look into Campania’s rich winemaking culture, native varietals, producers, and culinary traditions. A must-read. The Wines of Campania - Colangelo & Partners | Instagram



Thursday, May 28, 2026

THE ICONIC SETTING OF LA GRADIVA FOLLOWS FRENCH TEENS ON A TRIP TO NAPLES AND POMPEII When I went to Pompeii, I felt the poetic potency of this place, which maintains a very concrete relation with death – something that obviously and paradoxically produces a powerful sense of vitality. It's not only just Pompeii; it’s Southern Italy as a whole. Naples is a very difficult city to film because it is dense and complex; it’s a city of layers, where all eras can be seen. I felt dizzy at the idea of having to grasp and understand it. Interview with Marine Atlan, La Gradiva director | Semaine de la Critique - Cannes



Wednesday, May 27, 2026

VILLEGGIATURA BY TRAIN: FROM PARIS TO THE AMALFI COAST  On the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, the trip starts in the Gare de Bercy and ends at the Caruso, a Belmond Hotel in Ravello, one of the 15 villages that make up the Unesco world heritage site of the Costiera Amalfitana, in Campania. “These exclusive three-day rail voyages blend the romance of luxury train travel with carefully curated experiences at legendary Belmond properties.” Paris to Pompeii on the world’s most glamorous train | The Times



Tuesday, May 26, 2026

IMMERSION INTO NEAPOLITAN PIZZA CULTURE, A UNESCO INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF HUMANITY Tutto Pizza Expo in Naples is the year's most eagerly awaited event for anyone passionate about pizza and Italian artisan baking. This international trade fair brings together the finest pizza makers, specialized suppliers, and enthusiasts from around the world over three intensive days. An event that celebrates Campanian pride and the culinary legacy. Tutto Pizza Expo 2026 — Napoli | sagr.it



Monday, May 25, 2026

DE LAURENTIIS TURNS DOWN $2B U.S. OFFER AS NAPOLI HEADS INTO CENTENARY YEAR Underdog Global Partners has led negotiations on behalf of a group of investors as part of an ambitious plan to build on Aurelio De Laurentiis’ legacy. Multiple sources have confirmed to The Athletic that within the proposal made by the UGP-fronted consortium is a commitment to invest in infrastructure. This includes an offer to privatise and redevelop the Stadio Diego Maradona in Naples. U.S. consortium makes €2billion offer to buy Napoli from De Laurentiis family | The New York Times


Sunday, May 24, 2026

A DOCUMENTARY TRAVERSING A SEISMIC LANDSCAPE PLACES VIEWERS INSIDE THE REGION AROUND NAPLES In Below the Clouds, Gianfranco Rosi stays on the train, camera in hand – from the Sorrentine peninsula, crowned by Vesuvius in the east, to the lesser-known craters of the Phlegraean Fields. A train line, the Cumana, heads west, reaching Pozzuoli in 25 minutes. At the end of the line lies a working port city of 75,000 people living in the basin of one of the world’s most geologically active calderas. The train is ‘my time machine’: a tour of Naples’ hidden ancient wonders | The Guardian



Saturday, May 23, 2026

THE TRANSFORMATION NAPLES' SEASIDE BAGNOLI DISTRICT IS UNDERGOING After Naples, Italy hosts the 2027 America’s Cup, the city is also aiming to hold the subsequent edition of sailing’s most prestigious competition. Bagnoli, a side of the city that had been left hanging suspended. "We have two options (to keep the event in Naples): either convince them (the champions) or win with (Prada-backed Italian team) Luna Rossa." Naples wants the America’s Cup, again | Scuttlebutt Sailing News



Friday, May 22, 2026

ITALY DOUBLES DOWN: ANTICIPATION OF THE HISTORIC 2027 BAY OF NAPLES EVENT Next stop: Napoli. From September 24 to 27, 2026, Naples will officially begin to experience the excitement of the America's Cup with a Preliminary Regatta that promises a spectacular show and serves as a preview of the main event in 2027, when, for the first time in history, the world's oldest, continually contested, sporting contest will come to Italy. Second Louis Vuitton Preliminary Regatta will be held in Naples in September | Sail-World


Thursday, May 21, 2026

A SMALL E-CAR TO BE PRODUCED IN POMIGLIANO, ITALY Stellantis plans to launch a new small, low-cost category of fully electric vehicles in an ‌effort to revive Europe's shrinking entry-level car segment and ailing manufacturing sector. The affordable, compact and fully electric "E-Car" will start in 2028 at its Pomigliano d'Arco plant in Italy, with potential for "significant" volumes. Stellantis plans $17,500 small EV to revive European market | Reuters





Wednesday, May 20, 2026

CONTEMPORARY ART IN NAPLES: THE PERFECT COUNTERPOINT TO POMPEII "Turned out to be a thriller in the city of St Diego." Naples' Museo Madre occupies the spectacular Palazzo Donnaregina in the old heart of the city, and its collection includes works by an astonishing roster of contemporary luminaries. The view from the roof was glorious. Naples unfolded in all its chaotic glamour. When Nato had to be called in to escape from a museum in Naples | The Economic Times



Tuesday, May 19, 2026

HOMAGE TO ONE OF THE MASTERS OF CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY AT THE TREASURE OF SAN GENNARO IN NAPLES Il Colore di Mimmo Jodice, dedicated to masterpieces of 17th-century Neapolitan painting. The exhibition brings together more than forty works distributed among the Treasury rooms and Sacristies of the museum complex. A direct dialogue between the photographs and the treasure through the use of neo-Baroque fabrics and velvets. Naples, Mimmo Jodice's only color work on display at Museo del Tesoro di San Gennaro | Finestre sull'Arte



Monday, May 18, 2026

WITH ITS PROXIMITY TO THE MOUNTAINS AND THE SEA, CAMPANIA HAS A RICH AND VARIED CUISINE Join Stanley Tucci as he explores Italy's breathtaking regions through unforgettable food, rich traditions, and heartfelt stories. There is, admittedly, a good deal of eating involved in making Tucci in Italy. Campania, was no exception. You can see what the crew and I got up to in episode 1, now streaming on Disney Plus and Hulu. Watch Tucci In Italy Season 2 Episode 1 Naples & Campania | Nat Geo TV



Sunday, May 17, 2026

ALONG THE AMALFI COASTLINE YOU'LL HAVE WORKED UP AN APPETITE The view from the sea gives a different perspective, looking up at towering rock cliffs and little towns tucked into the curves of the landscape. For a dip in one of the coves, among the favorites are Li Galli, the Fjord of Crapolla, and Grotta dello Smeraldo. Boats will also drop you at seaside lunch spots. Some hotels have boat shuttles as well. 36 Hours on the Amalfi Coast, Italy: Things to Do and See | The New York Times



Saturday, May 16, 2026

A WWF OASIS BEHIND THE REGGIA DI CASERTA OFFERS HIKING TRAILS The estate covers about 76 hectares, on the hills from which the waterfall that feeds the fountains of the Vanvitellian complex originates. In the past, the area was used for agricultural and hunting activities, since 1993 the site has been in the care of WWF Italy and has been open to the public. Royal Palace of Caserta, completed the restoration of the three large canvases in the Royal Casino of the Forest of San Silvestro | Finestre sull'Arte



Friday, May 15, 2026

THE SYMBOLIC "CAMELLIA BENCH" AT THE ROYAL PALACE OF CASERTA The artwork, a red bench reproducing a large camellia—a steel piece, composed of enormous hand-shaped petals; at the center, the stamens rise—the symbolic flower chosen to keep attention high on the important issue of gender-based violence. "Created as a place for pause and awareness, and aims to be not only a symbol of freedom, but also an invitation to experience public space as a place of care, attention, and encounter." The Red Camellia Bench: Symbol of Beauty and Nonviolence | Il Mattino


Thursday, May 14, 2026

CAMPANIA IS A REGION OF REMARKABLE BEAUTY, COMPLICATED HISTORY, AND SOME OF THE BEST FOOD YOU COULD EVER HOPE TO EAT Stanley Tucci explores the island of Procida: The smallest and least visited of Campania’s three main islands. It's roughly 2 miles across. A serene escape. Arriving at the pastel-hued port of Marina di Corricella in Procida, off the coast of southern Italy. Stanley Tucci’s Delicious New Italy Travel Show: Season 2 Starts Now | Forbes


Wednesday, May 13, 2026

A TRUE NEAPOLITAN INSTITUTION, THE RESTAURANT WELCOMES STANLEY TUCCI TO SHARE A TIMELESS CLASSIC Today: aubergine parmigiana by chef Salvatore Giugliano. Made the ‘traditional’ Neapolitan way, this beloved dish is layered with rich vegetables and the finest tomatoes grown in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, bringing depth, sweetness, and unmistakable flavour. Served simply with bread, allowing every element to speak for itself. Tucci Tastes Naples' Most Iconic Family Dish | Tucci in Italy | National Geographic UK



Tuesday, May 12, 2026

"THE SEA DOES NOT BATHE NAPLES" AN APPROACH TO DOCUMENTARY STORYTELLING The sentence “It is better not to see the world than to see it" is one of the most painful statements in the book by Anna Maria Ortese. A reflection on the act of looking: to see means to become aware of the contradictions, inequalities, and tensions that inhabit urban space offering a radical critique of the distance between image and reality. Documentary Photography Workshop in Naples “Il mare non bagna Napoli” Curated by Jérôme Sessini | Centro di Fotografia Indipendente Napoli



Monday, May 11, 2026

THE FEAST OF SAINT PETER IN CETARA, A WORKING FISHING VILLAGE ON AMALFI COAST The key point most visitors miss is this: the Amalfi Coast is not one place. It is thirteen separate towns, each with its own history and purpose. Positano grew wealthy through silk. Amalfi was a maritime republic. Cetara still depends on fishing. Passing through in a single day means missing what actually matters. Slow Travel on the Amalfi Coast — From Positano to Cetara - Love Italy | Substack




Sunday, May 10, 2026

SUMMER IS A SPECIAL TIME TO EXPERIENCE THE ISLAND OF ISCHIA Down 170 stairs, you can soak in the natural Sorgeto hot springs, ideal in the morning or late at night under the stars. One of the best ways for navigating the island is by self-skippered boat, so you can explore caves like the Grotta Verde and anchor near the rocks of Sant’Anna to catch a small boat to Il Pirata for lunch. 17 Places to Go in Italy This Year, According to the Country’s Top Hoteliers | Italy Segreta




Saturday, May 9, 2026

"MORE CHAOS THAN EVER IN NAPLES WITH THE POPE ARRIVING" But as ever a good chaos. This was inside the Duomo. Then up to the roof to walk around the top — Naples' Cathedral Rooftop — which only opened last month and then to a library which opened this month where I gasped out loud, and then to a new bar in the Sanità (obvs) and then Ciro’s new little take away stall. Naples just is the gift that keeps on giving. Biblioteca dei Girolamini - Bellini Travel | Instagram



Friday, May 8, 2026

NAPOLI IS NAPLES, AND ITALY IS NOT A MONOLITH Is made up of many tiny, charming towns, glamorous cities, and villages dotting the map along the way. "Few places in the world let you experience so much in such a short time, from the vibrant energy of Naples to the cinematic beauty of the coast," Fabio Bin of WeRoad said. He recommends starting in Naples for its history and its pizza, then visiting Pompeii, spending time in Sorrento, hiking the Path of the Gods, and taking a boat to Capri. We Asked 6 Travel Pros the Best Spot for a 1-week International Trip—and They All Picked the Same Place | Travel + Leisure


Thursday, May 7, 2026

MET AT MILAN FASHION WEEK, MARRIED IN ISCHIA, FINALE IN FLORIDA The 45-year-old tennis pro exchanged vows with Italian actor, 37, on September 18, 2025, in Ischia, Italy followed by a courthouse ceremony and celebration in Palm Beach, on December 19, 2025. “It was so special to have the ceremony in Andrea’s home country. It was so much more than a beautiful setting, it was where everything started for us, so it felt incredibly natural and right to celebrate our love there.” Venus Williams Reveals Favorite Memories from Weddings to Husband Andrea Preti in Ischia and Palm Beach (Exclusive) | People





Wednesday, May 6, 2026

IN NAPLES THE MURALS AND AN EXHIBITION DEDICATED TO OBEY In "Power to peaceful" the American street artist explores the tension between profound global imbalances and the possibility of collective change grounded in the power of peace. “Peace is Power,” is meant to encourage us to strive for health and peace for humanity and the planet that sustains us. Peace is not the absence of disagreement, but the ability to resolve disagreements without violence. “Third Eye Open Peace” - obeygiant | Instagram


 


Tuesday, May 5, 2026

THERE IS AS MUCH TO SEE BELOW GROUND IN LA SANITÀ, NAPLES, AS ABOVE In the Hellenistic period, it was a sacred burial ground and beneath the soft tufo stone lies a warren of tunnels and hollowed-out chambers. The highlight is the Ipogeo dei Cristallini, a Greco-Roman crypt. The San Gennaro and San Gaudioso catacombs are run by a social cooperative, La Paranza, which employs young people from the neighbourhood and offers a fascinating tour. Zoning in ‘Neighbourhood renaissance’: once noble La Sanità in Naples is open for business again | The Guardian




Monday, May 4, 2026

CILENTO FISHING VILLAGE SAID TO HAVE INSPIRED HEMINGWAY'S THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA Just a few hours south of Amalfi in the province of Salerno, Cilento is a lesser-known stretch of coastline offering rugged cliffs, crystal-clear water, and authentic Italian life. Enjoy the quieter beaches of Cala Bianca, Buon Dormire, and Cala Degli Infreschi; spend some time exploring medieval hilltop villages like Agropoli and Acciaroli. 6 Affordable Alternatives to the Amalfi Coast That Are Just as Stunning | Condè Nast Traveler














Sunday, May 3, 2026

CAMPANIA'S SHUDDERING VESUVIUS, A TOUR OF SOME OF ITALY'S MOST EXCITING WINE REGION Despite the significant risk of another eruption, there are still winegrowers farming vines at its base for Lacryma Christi whites and reds, and others farming the rare Catalanesca on the slopes of the very nearby Monte Somma, part of the Vesuvius volcano complex. Casa Setaro's vines grow in these black soils at the foot of Mount Vesuvius, producing one of the top Lacryma Christi wines we tasted. Volcanic wines of mainland Italy | JancisRobinson.com



Saturday, May 2, 2026

THE SUBMERGED RUINS OF PORTUS JULIUS LIE BENEATH THE PHLEGRAEAN WATERS Located in the northwestern part of the Gulf of Naples, the harbor was intricately connected to the nearby Lake Avernus and Lake Lucrinus through a series of canals, providing a sheltered, strategic base for the Roman navy. This innovative use of natural and man-made features allowed the harbor to serve as the primary naval port for the powerful fleet of the western Mediterranean. Portus Julius - The History Hub | Facebook