Irit Cattonnar

After weeks of scorching heat, the weather is changing, bringing lower temperatures and local showers. Rome expects a more comfortable weekend, but not without rain

Towns across Italy continue to offer properties at a symbolic price, but behind the single euro lies a renovation project that can reach tens or even hundreds of thousands of euros

The restrictions will begin on Monday at 9:18 p.m. and continue until Tuesday at 9:00 p.m., with cancellations and delays on Trenitalia, Trenord, and other companies

€50 million will be channeled into small towns across the country to strengthen education, family and leisure services and encourage young families to choose life outside the big cities

The plan includes upgrading stations and routes, investing millions of euros in technology, and improving connections to airports, train stations, and tourist sites

Records for Italy's largest airport this summer: 16 million passengers expected to pass through Rome's airport system, over 1,100 flights in one day, cargo traffic up14%

After the floods, winds and blockages: Italian authorities have completed the evacuation of major roads, transportation has resumed and weather warnings have been lifted across the country

Krappfen, a traditional Austrian doughnut-like pastry, has turned the Friedrich August mountain refuge in the Dolomites into a viral destination, with tourists climbing especially to taste it

From coperto to mancia: What extras are allowed in a restaurant, when is a service charge required, and why is it worth double-checking the bill before paying

A prolonged heat wave and drought are leading authorities to increase supervision of water reservoirs and rivers, reduce waste, and coordinate water management across Italy

A large-scale global study shows significant gaps between countries in cholesterol levels and the associated complications of the disease

Fire engulfs Rambla Beach, Rome's popular coastal retreat, as thick smoke fills the sky. Evacuations underway as emergency teams battle to control the fire

On August 15th, Italy celebrates one of its most special days: cities empty out, local shops and businesses close, beaches fill up, and transportation shifts to liday mode

The comprehensive plan of changes promoted by the Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport to the national traffic laws will directly impact foreign tourists

Learn where to drop off passengers for free, how to return a rental car, and what services are available for people with disabilities at Fiumicino Airport in Rome

All Rome city tram lines in the city have been shut down for extensive work to upgrade the tracks and infrastructure. An alternative bus system has been put into operation

Authorities in Italy are issuing a sun warning for large parts of the country. Tourists have been warned not to drink water from the famous fountains

As the crowds leave and the scorching heat subsides, the Italian Riviera reveals a calmer, more colorful, and more pleasant side

Despite concerns about strikes during the summer season, the main impact on passengers is expected to come from extensive infrastructure work on roads and railways

The train line between Rome and Florence has been shut down after two cows hit the train, causing it to derail. Amazingly, there were no injuries in the incident