Posts Tagged ‘Italy’
TourismA – Salone Archeologia e Turismo Culturale
TourismA is an opportunity for showcasing, sharing, and discussing all initiatives related to the communication of the ancient world and the promotion of its heritage.
Read MoreGran Premio d’Italia a Monza
The Gran Premio d’Italia is one of F1’s most historic races, known for its high speeds, passionate fans, and the legendary atmosphere created by Ferrari’s tifosi.
Read MoreChiharu Shiota: The Moment the Snow Melts
MUDEC in Milan opens its 2026 Winter Olympics program with Chiharu Shiota’s monumental installation, where intricate threads create a suspended landscape blending art and memory.
Read MoreOlimpiadi Invernali 2026 (Winter Olympics)
The most important sporting event, with ski races for example in Cortina and Bormio.
Read MoreParalimpiadi Invernali 2026 (Winter Paralympics)
Unlike the Olympics, this event may focus on alternative or emerging sports, offering opportunities for rising athletes to showcase their skills on a global stage.
Read MoreRegata Storica Venezia
The Regata has always been extremely popular with both Venetians and visitors. The first historical record of the event dates back to the mid-13th century, when it was part of…
Read MoreLucca Comics and Games
Lucca Comics & Games is an annual comic book and gaming convention in Lucca, Italy, traditionally held at the end of October, in conjunction with All Saints’ Day.
Read MoreSalone Internazionale del Libro
Every year the whole book community is brought together at Lingotto Fiere exhibition centre. For publishers, the fair is the most important occasion for selling and presenting their latest publications.…
Read MoreItalian Bike Festival
IBF is a 3-day free-entrance event dedicated to the passion for cycling. Since 2018 it has been attracting the attention of the European market and currently is the leading event…
Read MoreMilano Arch Week
The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix is a Formula One motor racing event held at the Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari, often referred to as ‘Imola’ after the town where…
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