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

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

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

 

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

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

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

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

DODECAGONAL ARCHITECTURE GEM ON THE LAKE The Royal Bourbon Casino of Fusaro, better known as Casina Vanvitelliana, is a late Baroque architecture located on a small island in Lake Fusaro (one of the four lakes of Campi Flegrei), joined to the mainland by a pretty little bridge. The tiny house was conceived as a noble residence for idleness, where the King of Naples could rest after fishing and hunting. Lake Fusaro: origins, history and curiosities | Al Chiar di Luna

APRIL 2026

NEAPOLITAN SHRINE TO MARADONA 

04012026 Walk through the UNESCO Historic Center of Naples and the bustling Quartieri Spagnoli, and experience beloved traditions that unite Neapolitans: cheering on SSC Napoli at the Diego Armando Maradona stadium, or strolling along the waterfront before a dip in the bay. Neapolitans are the second-most likely of all cities on the ranking to report a strong sense of community. It’s also the best city in Europe for love and romance. The 50 best cities in the world in 2026 | Time Out with Intrepid Travel
04022026 A topography full of dramatic inlets where swimmers strew beach towels and the atmosphere is pure unbridled joy. I love La Baia di Ieranto, a secluded bay accessible via a 1.5 mile (2.5km) hillside trail from the village of Nerano. The going is steep (bring water, head out early), but the reward is a sublime panorama of ink-blue water, green cliffs and cerulean sky. Worth it. Eight of the world's best beach escapes, chosen by the BBC | BBC Travel
04032026 In Naples the exhibition, Parthenope. The Siren and the City constructs a layered narrative intertwining myth, history, and contemporary representation. The figure of the siren Parthenope becomes a narrative device through which to read the city, not so much as a physical place but as a symbolic construction. Naples emerges as a complex narrative space, where past and present coexist seamlessly, and where mythology continues to shape the contemporary gaze. Exhibitions to see in April 2026 in Italy | nss g club
04042026 A multilayered and funky wine with assertive aromas of candied lemon peel, lees and subtle smoke. Medium-bodied with zesty acidity, a tight-knit structure and chalky minerality in the finish. Long and precise. Drink or hold. Joaquin 110 Oyster Campania, Italy - James Suckling | Wine Searcher
04052026 Luigi Maffini and his wife had both studied agricultural sciences with a focus on oenology and decided in the early 90s to fulfill their dream of owning their own large winery. Today, almost 20 hectares of certified organic vines are cultivated with great passion. The vines are mainly located on the hills of the coastal mountains with calcareous soils above Giungano. Campania, a wine-growing region on the way up | bonvinitas
04062026 Accessible by ferry, Procida occupies an island off the coast of Naples. The colorful buildings invite explorers to take a break from the mainland. On the northeast side of the island, the Marina Grande features seaside shops, cafes, restaurants, and the eye-catching Chiesa di Maria Santissima della Pietà e San Giovanni Battista. The bright yellow 17th-century structure adorns the square and even attracts the eye from the sea. 8 Most Breathtaking Towns In Italy | WorldAtlas
04072026 Researchers have broken down the structure and chemistry of ash residues obtained from two incense burners unearthed in Pompeii, documenting offerings to the gods. Their analysis yielded the first concrete evidence for the burning of wine and frankincense. In these rituals, “burning wine” meant pouring wine onto an open flame or incense burner, where it would vaporize, mix with smoke, and release a distinct aroma. Pompeii Study Confirms Roman ‘Wine’ Ritual Previously Known Only From Texts | Gizmodo
04082026 Naples surpassed 20 million visitors in 2025 and eyes 20% growth in 2026, fueled by America's Cup pre-regattas and major infrastructure. Millenials and families now represent a growing share of arrivals, drawn by the city's UNESCO-listed historic centre, volcanic landscapes, and an expanding calendar of music and sportings events. Momentum is building from newer markets signaling that Naples is broadening its international reach well beyond traditional European feeder markets. Naples, Italy Targets Twenty-Four Million Tourists in 2026: Everything You Need to Know | Travel And Tour World
04092026 Over 100 years ago, a Swedish doctor named Axel Munthe visited Capri and loved it so much that he built a home on the ruins of an ancient chapel. Today, Villa San Michele includes a small museum, a garden with sweeping views. After exploring the grounds, climb the steps to Billy's Bar for a glass of prosecco and a slice of a chocolate torte. In the summer, the cafe hosts evening drinks after 7pm—they call it Aperitivo con Billy. Billy's Bar at Villa San Michele | The Infatuation
04102026 Indigenous grapes are all receiving renewed, serious attention. Aglianico, in particular, has reclaimed its place at center stage, thanks to its non-negotiable role in creating Taurasi, which remains the region’s sole red wine boasting the prestigious DOCG status. Les Hyperpinians! Il s’agit simplement du nom (officieux) d’une catégorie de vins de l’Irpinia – la région du Taurasi, en Campanie. Rediscovering the Quality Wines of Campania | Dolcevia.com
04112026 The Irpinia Sannio Chamber of Commerce will play a leading role at Vinitaly 2026. A unified claim “Irpinia Sannio IS” – designed to strengthen the territory’s recognizability through a contemporary narrative capable of highlighting biodiversity, landscape, and production excellence. The claim refers both to the initials of Irpinia Sannio and to the English verb “to be,” opening up to international communication and multiple storytelling possibilities. Irpinia Sannio Takes Center Stage at Vinitaly 2026: Over One Hundred Wineries United in an Integrated Project Combining Identity, Wine and Wine Tourism | Wine Industry Advisor
04122026 Today, Campania’s wine *culture remains a testament to its storied past. Indigenous grape varieties like Aglianico, Fiano, and Greco di Tufo thrive here, producing wines that are as complex and vibrant as the region itself. Taurasi is a bold red wine that speaks to the strength and resilience of the Campanian people, while the crisp, aromatic whites like Fiano di Avellino and Greco di Tufo reflect the freshness of the Mediterranean breeze. *Hyperpinian Campania: A Tapestry of Wine, Food, History, Love, and Family | Ruth Tewes
04132026 Nestled on the Italian coast, the place is the birthplace of pizza, so yeah, it’s pretty special. The size? Exclusive adidas Napoli Forza adds a seaside blue suede colorway to a classic handball style for a vacation-ready pair. Debuted in an editorial shoot amongst Vespas and streetside fruit stands, the shoe really does feel like a trip to the Italian coast. The name “Napoli” literally refers to the Italian name for Naples. The Latest adidas City Pack Pair Celebrates Naples, Italy | Sole Retriever
04142026 Line 10 will improve rail transport in north-east Naples through a 14km route with 12 stations, enabling travel between the city centre and the Naples-Afragola station in about 20 minutes. The start of a project set to reshape urban mobility in the north-eastern area of the city and to strengthen the strategic role of Afragola station as an intermodal hub for Southern Italy. Webuild signs Naples Metro Line 10 contract | Tunnels and Tunnelling
04152026 Burrowed in the small island of Ischia, lies the oldest spa in the world. Yes, the oldest. Nitrodi, also known as Ninfe Nitrodi, has been a wellness destination for more than two millennia. The Nymphs of Nitrodi were the keepers of these healing waters, with both Greeks and Romans paying homage to their spritely protectors through sacramental gifts. Nitrodi, Millennia of Wellness in Ischia | ISSIMO
04162026 Here, laundry hangs between buildings, fishing boats bob on the harbour. Spend some time at the pedestrian-only Marina Corricella, the town's most iconic view, with a jumble of brightly-coloured houses and plenty of excellent waterfront eateries. Don't miss Terra Murata, a medieval village on the highest point of Procida island, offering staggering views over the Gulf of Naples. 6 affordable – but equally stunning – alternatives to the Amalfi Coast | Condé Nast Traveller
04172026 "Over the past few years I’ve had the opportunity to tell many stories as a journalist. United States of Italy, an international magazine dedicated to Italian excellence, tourism, culture and entrepreneurship: building a bridge between Italy and the United States. Through editorial storytelling, the magazine promotes Italian destinations, experiences and companies to an international audience interested in discovering Italy beyond the obvious." United States of Italy - Federica Brogna | LinkedIn
04182026 Wine, Sea and Tourism: for the first time, a single color, white, for all five provinces, overcoming 'administrative' distinctions and telling the story of the region in its entirety, respecting specificities. "Campanian wine is a driving force in itself," at Vinitaly 2026 Fulvio Bonavitacola emphasizes the solidity of the regional wine sector, “the America's Cup is a global event, and we need to make Campanian wine known worldwide." Vinitaly, Maria Carmela Serluca, "Uniting Vinitaly and America's Cup is an important result for the promotion of the territory" | Jiji Press
04192026 After a decade of studying carbonised loaves in labs, and baking experiments, archaeologist Farrell Monaco brought her research and several hundred recreated loaves to the first agricultural fair inside ancient Pompeii. The recipe is an approximation, based on the available research about grains, leavens, milling and extraction methods, some of which were first written down by Pliny the Elder. Microbiologists found the panis quadratus bread was lightly leavened and made from a variety of multi-grain flour blends. Archaeologists resurrect ancient Roman recipes for Pompeii bake sale | The Telegraph
04202026 The numbers of the fair in Marcianise, in the province of Caserta, from the Goldsmiths' District of Campania have been consolidated: 500 exhibiting companies, including residents and guests. High jewellery, trendy collections, design and technologies to support production. The spring event OPEN at il Centro Orafo il Tarì is very popular with buyers from all over Italia and several Mediterranean countries. Vincenzo Giannotti: the Campania Goldsmith District, a model that withstands the crisis | Il Sole 24 Ore
04212026 Located on the idyllic island of Ischia, the 128-room Regina Isabella Resort combines Italian chic with traditional and updated mid-century classic styles. Swaths of shiny, decorative tile floors are the hallmark of the region. Guests can now sample four thermal pools with varying temperatures, a sauna, steam bath, sensory showers, and a host of rejuvenating, weight-loss, health and beauty treatments. Ischia’s Regina Isabella Resort Reopens This Month with New Rooms, Treatments and Flavors | Luxury Travel Magazine
04222026 Pomigliano an Alfa Romeo factory was churning out the compact Tonale SUV I’d be testing this spring. This small SUV emphasizes Alfa’s performance and luxury while featuring a mid-market price tag in the US market. Certainly, Tonale’s exterior styling is enough to garner a few looks, Alfa seeks attention with curves and a distinctive grille. It wins on that. Performance? Peppy and precise. 2026 Alfa Romeo Tonale Sport Speciale AWD review | WUWM 89.7 FM
04232026 Gaze at ancient treasures at the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli: is among the world’s most important archeological museums. Inside, you’ll find splendid frescoes and mosaics from Pompeii and Herculaneum, the Farnese collection of ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, and even a “secret room” containing ancient erotic art. This Italian City Is the Birthplace of Pizza—and Its Vibrant Streets Are a Feast for the Senses | Travel + Leisure
04242026 The name Atrani comes from the Latin word atrum, which means rocky place, gloomy. Surrounded east and west by mountains the village of Atrani is a perfect example of the harmony between men and nature, a kind relationship that inspired many artists and intellectuals. Dutch artist Mauritius Cornelis Escher loved Atrani, especially its “magical atmosphere.” The eternal life of Atrani | Authentic Amalfi Coast
04252026 The mural was created live by Pazienza during the 1987 Comic Fair in Naples, in an artistic performance: a scene populated by warriors, horses, lions, and vultures. Thanks to the commitment of the City of Naples and the restoration funded by MAXXI, the mural by one of the greatest Italian comic artists comes back to life. A unique piece of the artistic heritage of the Mostra d’Oltremare that, once returned to Naples, will find a new permanent location. Andrea Pazienza’s Masterpiece Returns: The Legendary Mural on Display | Il Mattino
04262026 Raffaele Palumbo, the true guardian of Punta Carena’s lighthouse. For over forty years, lifeguard of the Lido del Faro — a silent authority of the sea. He has saved countless lives, reading the water, the wind, the shifting currents, and knowing exactly when the red flag must rise. A life shaped by the sea, when in Capri, make your way to Lido del Faro and meet him. A new IG series begins | Privilege Italia
04272026 With the tournament 50 days away, Scott McTominay and his Napoli colleague Billy Gilmour have been talking to BBC Scotland about their ambitions as Scotland return to the biggest stage for the first time in 28 years. The midfield duo provide an exclusive insight into their lives in Italy, which can be seen in 'Serie A Scots: Return to Naples' across the BBC on 1 May. "See when the football finishes. You guys can have a cookery show on the BBC." Get out the group - duo on Scots' World Cup hopes | BBC Sports
04282026 Active travellers will find plenty of hiking trails in the Cilento National Park for nature, and the temples and ruins at two UNESCO World Heritage sites. Family friendly Hotel Saline on the beach in Palinuro is a bright and cheerful property with a wide range of services for a relaxing seaside break, offering modern rooms with plenty of comfort for the days not out exploring the area, and a restaurant that focuses on the intangible heritage of the Mediterranean diet. Soak up the secret coastlines of Italy | Wanderlust Magazine
04292026 In this journey, we explore the Cilento region — from the crystal-clear sea of Palinuro to the charming alleys of Centola and the authentic atmosphere of San Severino. A land in Campania where the sea meets the hills, and every view tells a story. Un'Avventura Mediterranea - Sara & Paolo Adventures | YouTube
04302026  "I’ve long appreciated these wines ... The flagship red is Cab/Merlot dominant with some Aglianico to give some local flare. This grippy variety makes it distinct from traditional Bordeaux blends. Smooth & bold when young, the Aglianico really starts to come out with bottle age." This is a Southern Italian classic! - Dr. Matthew Horkey | Instagram

AN AFTERNOON WITH MONTEVETRANO, WHOM CAMPANICA ALSO DUBBED AS HYPERPINIAN "I’ve long appreciated these wines ... The flagship red is Cab/Merlot dominant with some Aglianico to give some local flare. This grippy variety makes it distinct from traditional Bordeaux blends. Smooth & bold when young, the Aglianico really starts to come out with bottle age." This is a Southern Italian classic! - Dr. Matthew Horkey | Instagram

CILENTO BETWEEN SEA AND VILLAGES: A SLOW JOURNEY INTO THE AUTHENTIC HEART OF CAMPANIA In this journey, we explore the Cilento region — from the crystal-clear sea of Palinuro to the charming alleys of Centola and the authentic atmosphere of San Severino. A land in Campania where the sea meets the hills, and every view tells a story. Un'Avventura Mediterranea | Sara & Paolo Adventures 

MILES AND MILES OF BEACH ALONG THE AZURE OF THE CILENTO SEA Active travellers will find plenty of hiking trails in the Cilento National Park for nature, and the temples and ruins at two UNESCO World Heritage sites. Family friendly Hotel Saline on the beach in Palinuro is a bright and cheerful property with a wide range of services for a relaxing seaside break, offering modern rooms with plenty of comfort for the days not out exploring the area, and a restaurant that focuses on the intangible heritage of the Mediterranean diet. Soak up the secret coastlines of Italy | Wanderlust Magazine

WHERE NAPOLI TALISMAN SCOTT MCTOMINAY WAS LAST WEEKEND With the tournament 50 days away, Scott McTominay and his Napoli colleague Billy Gilmour have been talking to BBC Scotland about their ambitions as Scotland return to the biggest stage for the first time in 28 years. The midfield duo provide an exclusive insight into their lives in Italy, which can be seen in 'Serie A Scots: Return to Naples' across the BBC on 1 May. "See when the football finishes. You guys can have a cookery show on the BBC." Get out the group - duo on Scots' World Cup hopes | BBC Sports

A CRAGGY BAY DOMINATED BY CAPRI'S RUST-RED 19TH LIGHTHOUSE Raffaele Palumbo, the true guardian of Punta Carena’s lighthouse. For over forty years, lifeguard of the Lido del Faro — a silent authority of the sea. He has saved countless lives, reading the water, the wind, the shifting currents, and knowing exactly when the red flag must rise. A life shaped by the sea, when in Capri, make your way to Lido del Faro and meet him. A new IG series begins | Privilege Italia

THE NEAPOLITAN "GUERNICA" The mural was created live by Pazienza during the 1987 Comic Fair in Naples, in an artistic performance: a scene populated by warriors, horses, lions, and vultures. Thanks to the commitment of the City of Naples and the restoration funded by MAXXI, the mural by one of the greatest Italian comic artists comes back to life. A unique piece of the artistic heritage of the Mostra d’Oltremare that, once returned to Naples, will find a new permanent location. Andrea Pazienza’s Masterpiece Returns: The Legendary Mural on Display | Il Mattino

THE SIMMETRY, THE REPETITION OF SHAPES AND JUMPS FROM LIGHT TO SHADE The name Atrani comes from the Latin word atrum, which means rocky place, gloomy. Surrounded east and west by mountains the village of Atrani is a perfect example of the harmony between men and nature, a kind relationship that inspired many artists and intellectuals. Dutch artist Mauritius Cornelis Escher loved Atrani, especially its “magical atmosphere.” The eternal life of Atrani | Authentic Amalfi Coast

NAPLES (NAPOLI IN ITALIAN) IS GARNERING MORE ATTENTION THESE DAYS Gaze at ancient treasures at the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli: is among the world’s most important archeological museums. Inside, you’ll find splendid frescoes and mosaics from Pompeii and Herculaneum, the Farnese collection of ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, and even a “secret room” containing ancient erotic art. This Italian City Is the Birthplace of Pizza—and Its Vibrant Streets Are a Feast for the Senses | Travel + Leisure

ITALIAN PASSION FROM A NEW PERSPECTIVE Pomigliano an Alfa Romeo factory was churning out the compact Tonale SUV I’d be testing this spring. This small SUV emphasizes Alfa’s performance and luxury while featuring a mid-market price tag in the US market. Certainly, Tonale’s exterior styling is enough to garner a few looks, Alfa seeks attention with curves and a distinctive grille. It wins on that. Performance? Peppy and precise. 2026 Alfa Romeo Tonale Sport Speciale AWD review | WUWM 89.7 FM

RETREAT ATTRACTING AMERICAN VACATIONERS, HOLLYWOOD CELEBRITIES AND MEMBERS OF EUROPEAN ROYALTY Located on the idyllic island of Ischia, the 128-room Regina Isabella Resort combines Italian chic with traditional and updated mid-century classic styles. Swaths of shiny, decorative tile floors are the hallmark of the region. Guests can now sample four thermal pools with varying temperatures, a sauna, steam bath, sensory showers, and a host of rejuvenating, weight-loss, health and beauty treatments. Ischia’s Regina Isabella Resort Reopens This Month with New Rooms, Treatments and Flavors | Luxury Travel Magazine

GOLDSMITHING CRAFTED AND ROOTED IN DOMESTIC MARKETS The numbers of the fair in Marcianise, in the province of Caserta, from the Goldsmiths' District of Campania have been consolidated: 500 exhibiting companies, including residents and guests. High jewellery, trendy collections, design and technologies to support production. The spring event OPEN at il Centro Orafo il Tarì is very popular with buyers from all over Italia and several Mediterranean countries. Vincenzo Giannotti: the Campania Goldsmith District, a model that withstands the crisis | Il Sole 24 Ore

FORM, FUNCTION, FLOUR AND MANUFACTURE OF THE PANIS QUADRATUS AT POMPEII After a decade of studying carbonised loaves in labs, and baking experiments, archaeologist Farrell Monaco brought her research and several hundred recreated loaves to the first agricultural fair inside ancient Pompeii. The recipe is an approximation, based on the available research about grains, leavens, milling and extraction methods, some of which were first written down by Pliny the Elder. Microbiologists found the panis quadratus bread was lightly leavened and made from a variety of multi-grain flour blends. Archaeologists resurrect ancient Roman recipes for Pompeii bake sale | The Telegraph

OFFICIAL WINE REGION OF THE 37 AMERICA'S CUP: CAMPANIA VINTNERS? Wine, Sea and Tourism: for the first time, a single color, white, for all five provinces, overcoming 'administrative' distinctions and telling the story of the region in its entirety, respecting specificities. "Campanian wine is a driving force in itself," at Vinitaly 2026 Fulvio Bonavitacola emphasizes the solidity of the regional wine sector, “the America's Cup is a global event, and we need to make Campanian wine known worldwide." Vinitaly, Maria Carmela Serluca, "Uniting Vinitaly and America's Cup is an important result for the promotion of the territory" | Jiji Press

EXCUSE ME, SIR ... WHERE IS AVELLINO? "Over the past few years I’ve had the opportunity to tell many stories as a journalist. United States of Italy, an international magazine dedicated to Italian excellence, tourism, culture and entrepreneurship: building a bridge between Italy and the United States. Through editorial storytelling, the magazine promotes Italian destinations, experiences and companies to an international audience interested in discovering Italy beyond the obvious." United States of Italy - Federica Brogna | LinkedIn

A GLIMPSE OF COASTAL ITALY IN YEARS GONE BY Here, laundry hangs between buildings, fishing boats bob on the harbour. Spend some time at the pedestrian-only Marina Corricella, the town's most iconic view, with a jumble of brightly-coloured houses and plenty of excellent waterfront eateries. Don't miss Terra Murata, a medieval village on the highest point of Procida island, offering staggering views over the Gulf of Naples. 6 affordable – but equally stunning – alternatives to the Amalfi Coast | Condé Nast Traveller

GOLD CREATIONS INSPIRED BY THE OLDEST SPA IN THE WORLD Burrowed in the small island of Ischia, lies the oldest spa in the world. Yes, the oldest. Nitrodi, also known as Ninfe Nitrodi, has been a wellness destination for more than two millennia. The Nymphs of Nitrodi were the keepers of these healing waters, with both Greeks and Romans paying homage to their spritely protectors through sacramental gifts. Nitrodi, Millennia of Wellness in Ischia | ISSIMO

DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR NAPLES METRO'S NEW LINE Line 10 will improve rail transport in north-east Naples through a 14km route with 12 stations, enabling travel between the city centre and the Naples-Afragola station in about 20 minutes. The start of a project set to reshape urban mobility in the north-eastern area of the city and to strengthen the strategic role of Afragola station as an intermodal hub for Southern Italy. Webuild signs Naples Metro Line 10 contract | Tunnels and Tunnelling

THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT NAPLES, ITALY. Nestled on the Italian coast, the place is the birthplace of pizza, so yeah, it’s pretty special. The size? Exclusive adidas Napoli Forza adds a seaside blue suede colorway to a classic handball style for a vacation-ready pair. Debuted in an editorial shoot amongst Vespas and streetside fruit stands, the shoe really does feel like a trip to the Italian coast. The name “Napoli” literally refers to the Italian name for Naples. The Latest adidas City Pack Pair Celebrates Naples, Italy | Sole Retriever

 A LOVE LETTER TO CAMPANIA Today, Campania’s wine *culture remains a testament to its storied past. Indigenous grape varieties like Aglianico, Fiano, and Greco di Tufo thrive here, producing wines that are as complex and vibrant as the region itself. Taurasi is a bold red wine that speaks to the strength and resilience of the Campanian people, while the crisp, aromatic whites like Fiano di Avellino and Greco di Tufo reflect the freshness of the Mediterranean breeze. *Hyperpinian Campania: A Tapestry of Wine, Food, History, Love, and Family | Ruth Tewes

IS LAND. IS WINE. IS IDENTITY. The Irpinia Sannio Chamber of Commerce will play a leading role at Vinitaly 2026. A unified claim “Irpinia Sannio IS” – designed to strengthen the territory’s recognizability through a contemporary narrative capable of highlighting biodiversity, landscape, and production excellence. The claim refers both to the initials of Irpinia Sannio and to the English verb “to be,” opening up to international communication and multiple storytelling possibilities. Irpinia Sannio Takes Center Stage at Vinitaly 2026: Over One Hundred Wineries United in an Integrated Project Combining Identity, Wine and Wine Tourism | Wine Industry Advisor

CAMPANIA IS FINALLY HAVING ITS MOMENT AGAIN Indigenous grapes are all receiving renewed, serious attention. Aglianico, in particular, has reclaimed its place at center stage, thanks to its non-negotiable role in creating Taurasi, which remains the region’s sole red wine boasting the prestigious DOCG status. Les Hyperpinians! Il s’agit simplement du nom (officieux) d’une catégorie de vins de l’Irpinia – la région du Taurasi, en Campanie. Rediscovering the Quality Wines of Campania | Dolcevia.com

SPREMUTA SEASON IS HERE! Over 100 years ago, a Swedish doctor named Axel Munthe visited Capri and loved it so much that he built a home on the ruins of an ancient chapel. Today, Villa San Michele includes a small museum, a garden with sweeping views. After exploring the grounds, climb the steps to Billy's Bar for a glass of prosecco and a slice of a chocolate torte. In the summer, the cafe hosts evening drinks after 7pm—they call it Aperitivo con Billy. Billy's Bar at Villa San Michele | The Infatuation

SONG OF THE SIREN CITY Naples surpassed 20 million visitors in 2025 and eyes 20% growth in 2026, fueled by America's Cup pre-regattas and major infrastructure. Millenials and families now represent a growing share of arrivals, drawn by the city's UNESCO-listed historic centre, volcanic landscapes, and an expanding calendar of music and sportings events. Momentum is building from newer markets signaling that Naples is broadening its international reach well beyond traditional European feeder markets. Naples, Italy Targets Twenty-Four Million Tourists in 2026: Everything You Need to Know | Travel And Tour World

HUMAN QUEST FOR 'BURNING WINE' Researchers have broken down the structure and chemistry of ash residues obtained from two incense burners unearthed in Pompeii, documenting offerings to the gods. Their analysis yielded the first concrete evidence for the burning of wine and frankincense. In these rituals, “burning wine” meant pouring wine onto an open flame or incense burner, where it would vaporize, mix with smoke, and release a distinct aroma. Pompeii Study Confirms Roman ‘Wine’ Ritual Previously Known Only From Texts | Gizmodo

PROCIDA MAINTAINS ITS VISUAL APPEAL Accessible by ferry, Procida occupies an island off the coast of Naples. The colorful buildings invite explorers to take a break from the mainland. On the northeast side of the island, the Marina Grande features seaside shops, cafes, restaurants, and the eye-catching Chiesa di Maria Santissima della Pietà e San Giovanni Battista. The bright yellow 17th-century structure adorns the square and even attracts the eye from the sea. 8 Most Breathtaking Towns In Italy | WorldAtlas

SOME OF CILENTO'S MOST BALANCED, MINERAL, AND ELEGANT WINES Luigi Maffini and his wife had both studied agricultural sciences with a focus on oenology and decided in the early 90s to fulfill their dream of owning their own large winery. Today, almost 20 hectares of certified organic vines are cultivated with great passion. The vines are mainly located on the hills of the coastal mountains with calcareous soils above Giungano. Campania, a wine-growing region on the way up | bonvinitas

GRECO IS DEFINED AS A ROSSO DISGUISED AS A WHITE A multilayered and funky wine with assertive aromas of candied lemon peel, lees and subtle smoke. Medium-bodied with zesty acidity, a tight-knit structure and chalky minerality in the finish. Long and precise. Drink or hold. Joaquin 110 Oyster Campania, Italy - James Suckling | Wine Searcher

ENTERING THE SIREN'S CITY In Naples the exhibition, Parthenope. The Siren and the City constructs a layered narrative intertwining myth, history, and contemporary representation. The figure of the siren Parthenope becomes a narrative device through which to read the city, not so much as a physical place but as a symbolic construction. Naples emerges as a complex narrative space, where past and present coexist seamlessly, and where mythology continues to shape the contemporary gaze. Exhibitions to see in April 2026 in Italy | nss g club

ON THE SORRENTINE PENINSULA A BEACH TYPICALLY CRAGGY (SCATTERED WITH SHARP PEBBLES) A topography full of dramatic inlets where swimmers strew beach towels and the atmosphere is pure unbridled joy. I love La Baia di Ieranto, a secluded bay accessible via a 1.5 mile (2.5km) hillside trail from the village of Nerano. The going is steep (bring water, head out early), but the reward is a sublime panorama of ink-blue water, green cliffs and cerulean sky. Worth it. Eight of the world's best beach escapes, chosen by the BBC | BBC Travel