An Interview with Simona Bernadini, Director of the Italian Trade Agency in Sydney
Architect Domenico De Rito revives an ancient farmhouse in Calabria
Located in the Sicilian province of Messina, the medieval village of Montalbano Elicona is rich in cultural heritage, artistic beauty, and scenic landscapes, making it one of Italy’s most beautiful borghi.
Famous all over the world for Parmigiano cheese and Prosciutto di Parma, as well as for the birthplace of composer Giuseppe Verdi, Segmento introduces to you the region of Emilia-Romagna, a rare pearl in northern Italy.
Calabria is a destination for the spirit that also satisfies the body. It is, as the Arbëreshë writer Carmine Abate would say, “a sum of opposing and violent impressions and perceptions, moving and irresistible.”
In Italy’s idyllic villages, authenticity thrives. Far from being relics of the past, these small communities pulsate with life, embodying a rich tapestry of culture, tradition, and connection.
Trina O’Hara is a talented Australian artist living a dream life in Umbria with her husband Sam. Since 2021 they have been working on a project to revitalize an old olive farm near Umbertide as part of Workaway.
The city-state of Dubai plays host to one of the world’s most exciting multicultural food scenes. Segmento spoke with Howard Ko, a Dubai-based American-Korean chef, about his risotto revolution.
Culinary delights, a rich cultural and artistic tapestry, and a breathtaking natural setting make Tropea an irresistible destination, even in winter when the city plays host to a festive Christmas market.
Taking in the Tuscan and Ligurian coast by car. It was the trip I had long planned: to travel around Italy by car, stopping in as many towns as possible.
Senator Francesco Giacobbe, member of the Italian Senate since 2013 and living in Australia, actively promotes "Turismo di Ritorno" a program to reinvigorate the post-pandemic Italian tourist Industry.
Italy as a land of ancient myths and legends. With its deep ancient history, it is no surprise that Italy is home to many landmarks with legendary origins. Here are four fantastical places to spark the imagination.
Millions of tourists flood into Italy every year, making it one of the most visited and photographed countries in the world, but how does the deluge of online posts affect the communities behind the posts?
Rome’s surprisingly tranquil Mandrione suburb conceals an unusual piece of Roman history. Segmento took a walk along Rome’s most modern aqueduct through a fascinating district far from the Rome your average tourist sees.
Few tourists know that Italy is the most biodiverse country in Europe. Breathtaking scenery, rustic charm, and local Autumnal fare were the order of the day as we enjoyed an out-of-season jaunt in the Apennines.
Eleonora Sacco, traveler and entrepreneur, has transformed her passion for travel into a successful business. We explore her project and reveal that her secret lies within everyone’s reach.
Visiting the modern Roman suburb at the heart of Europe’s sacred geography
Off the well-beaten tourist circuit in Umbria, a fascinating story links three small and secluded abbeys. Follow us along this winding road.
The North African country of Tunisia has a strong connection with ancient Rome. Many monuments in this country can rival those found in Italy, making it a fascinating place to consider as a travel destination.
Calabria is a land famous mostly for the sea, but full of hidden spots with outstanding scenery and legends about love and jealousy. Le Vie della Perla Tour Operator guides us through the most romantic places to discover
Discovering the gems of Ortigia Island with the eyes of a local. There are more than 2,000 reasons to visit the enchanting city of Syracuse, one of the most stunning places in Italy and, dare I say, in the whole world.
Rione Sanità is one of the most ancient areas of Naples’ center. The neighborhood has become home to a large piece of the city’s street art heritage, which has played a major role in urban renewal and social inclusion.
He stands for almost 2 hours as he recounts his escapades, and I am entranced. I can’t look away. He’s got me. This is Dario Castaldo.
A connection built on tobacco and wine. We love a successful migration story: this one features Piedmont and Macedonia, and how tobacco and wine forged a relationship between two magnificent countries.
From Piedmont to Catalunia, the Occitan area crosses the borders of Italy, Spain, and France, and its heritage is still reflected in today's language, culture, and traditions of the remote western valleys of Piedmont.
During the Medieval and Renaissance period, Casale Monferrato, situated east of Turin in Piemonte, was a town of regional significance.
The beaches are packed and the restaurants are all booked out. The bar has a special on Mojitos and a DJ is playing. The council's summer cultural program shows a long list of events to choose from.
It's a familiar cycle throughout Italy and all over the world. The humble, traditional ways of living were abandoned, for a newer, more comfortable lifestyle.
If Rome has Testaccio, Milan has Isola. Both are areas that have been subject to renewed urban interest, and both have the atmosphere of a village where creatives and locals live side by side.
As anyone who's spent time exploring Australia knows, Melbourne is a very fun city. Known largely for sport, adventure, and nearby beaches, it's the capital of Victoria and a very popular tourist destination.
The unique experience of six Australians visiting Italy with a whole family of tour operators
Most travel agents send you away with tourists. Melissa sends you on holiday with the locals!
