Italy's tourism campaign moves from virtual to real life. Italy's tourism ministry has revamped a contentious marketing campaign which until now has featured Botticelli's Venus as a "virtual ...

Italian media landscape faces major shake-up as proposed sale of GEDI Group newspapers sparks protests and calls for the government to intervene. Italy’s government on Friday stepped into the ...

Rome confirms that the entry fee system will take effect from 1 February. Tourists visiting Rome's iconic Trevi Fountain up close will be required to pay an entry fee of €2 from 1 February 2026, the ...

Rome set to confirm Trevi Fountain entry fee in the coming days. Tourists visiting the Trevi Fountain could soon be charged to see the iconic Rome landmark as the city moves forward with a contentious ...

Rome's vigili urbani to manage traffic during the Olympics in Cortina. Rome is to send around 50 traffic police officers to Cortina d'Ampezzo in northern Italy for the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympic ...

For centuries the ancient maxim “tutte le strade portano a Roma” — all roads lead to Rome — has captured the imagination of historians and the public alike. Now a groundbreaking digital project ...

Previous article Even number plate ban Thursday 22 Feb. Wanted in Rome is a monthly magazine in English for expatriates in Rome established in 1985. The magazine covers Rome news stories that may be ...

Italy's education minister orders probe into 'lista stupri' case which has shocked Italy and reignited a debate over femicide and sex education in schools. There is outrage in Italy over a 'rape list' ...

Travel chaos expected as general strike to affect rail services in Italy from Thursday to Friday. ITA Airways cancels 26 flights. Greta Thunberg to join Rome protest. Italy faces a 24-hour national ...

Tenor's widow angry as Pesaro mayor urges skaters to 'high-five' Pavarotti statue. The mayor of the Italian city of Pesaro has apologised after a statue of the legendary operatic tenor Luciano ...

Minister lashed out at medical students during Atreju event in Rome. Italy's minister for university and research, Anna Maria Bernini, engaged in a heated exchange with small group of students on ...