Glenn Davis says he's grateful for his medical and security membership, which he bought as an afterthought three days before his recent trip to Italy.
Italy - what to look forward to this Spring 2024
28.02.2024 - 08:45 / breakingtravelnews.com / Winter Olympics
Rome will be celebrating its legendary birthday on the 21st of April. According to legend, Rome was founded on April 21, 753 BCE. So, on this date, there is a holiday to celebrate, the Natale di Roma.
Pesaro as The Italian Capital of Culture 2024 in the Marche region has been announced as the Italian capital of culture for 2024.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa commemorates its 850th anniversary, highlighting its architectural significance and ongoing celebrations showcasing its history through various mediums. The city has arranged a programme that will last until 9th August 2024, which includes an
exhibition featuring the paintings, engravings, photographs and films that have immortalised the work over the years - ‘The Many Lives of the Pisa Bell Tower’.
Looking ahead, the 2025 Vatican Jubilee anticipates a massive influx of visitors to Rome for a year-long celebration of grace, marked by significant rituals including the opening of the Holy Door at St. Peter’s Basilica.
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In the realm of sports, Milano Cortina prepares to host the 2026 Winter Olympics, with Cortina as the primary venue and Milan’s San Siro Stadium hosting the opening ceremony. This event marks a historic moment as the games return to Cortina after 70 years, promising an unforgettable spectacle for athletes and spectators alike.
FOOD & DRINK
Primavera del Prosecco in Treviso and Surrounding Areas – 16th March – 9th June
Embark on a journey through the Prosecco wine region, where you will discover the secrets behind Italy’s beloved sparkling wine. Indulge in special packages offering a blend of gastronomy and culture.
Vinitaly in Verona, Veneto – 14th– 17th April
Immerse yourself in the world of Italian wines at Vinitaly, the largest wine show globally. Explore exquisite wines, witness prestigious competitions and embrace the essence of Italian viticulture.
Fritto Misto All’Italiana in Ascoli Piceno, Le Marche – 22nd April – 1st May
Delight your taste buds with an array of fried delights at Fritto Misto, the event that celebrates the great Italian fried foods and has characterised the bridge between Liberation Day and Workers’ Day for the past 19 years. From Sicilian arancini to Neapolitan cannoli, savour the authentic flavours of Italy.
Sagra del Pesce in Liguria –12th May
Experience the vibrant tradition of the Sagra del Pesce in Camogli, Liguria, where the picturesque port square transforms into a culinary spectacle. Dating back to 1952 and intertwined with the ancient festival of San Fortunato, this celebration honours the patron saint of fishermen. Witness the spectacle of the world’s largest frying pan sizzling with freshly caught fish, while the community gathers for bonfires and artistic competitions between the
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