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03/09/2026

This weekend, Italy shifts into top gear 🇮🇹🏎️

From September 4 to 6, Formula 1 returns to Monza for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, with the race starting at 3 PM local time on Sunday.

Built in 1922, the Autodromo Nazionale Monza was the world’s third purpose built racing circuit. Today, it is known as the Temple of Speed, but Monza is about much more than velocity. It is where Formula 1 meets Italian identity.

The grandstands turn red, the Tifosi become louder than the engines and two teams rooted in Italy, Ferrari from Maranello and Racing Bulls from Faenza, race on home soil.

And this year, Italy has even more reason to believe. Kimi Antonelli, the only Italian driver on the 2026 grid, arrives at his home Grand Prix as the championship leader, carrying forward a racing legacy shaped by Italian champions such as Giuseppe Farina and Alberto Ascari.

For one weekend, Monza is not just a circuit. It is the beating heart of Italy ❤️‍🔥

👇 Who are you backing at Monza: Antonelli, Ferrari or another driver? Write just one name in the comments.

03/09/2026

We thought we knew what to expect from L’Aquila. We were wrong. 🇮🇹✨ We spent three days wandering its streets, meeting its people and uncovering hidden corners, stories and experiences that completely changed the way we saw Italy’s Capital of Culture 2026. Here’s the L’Aquila we discovered along the way👇🏻

Follow our journey of 3-days in L’Aquila: together, we'll experience unforgettable moments, unveiling the most authentic side of a truly special city.

03/09/2026

Kinda chic to experience Italy like a local 🇮🇹

Which one is your kind of chic? 👇🏻

02/09/2026

This sculpture hides a secret in plain sight 👀🇮🇹

Inside Naples’ mysterious Sansevero Chapel, Religious Zeal is one of ten allegorical Virtues imagined as stages in a journey toward knowledge and inner perfection.

Created in 1767 and dedicated to Ippolita del Carretto and Adriana Carafa della Spina, the sculpture depicts an elderly man holding a lamp, symbol of truth, and a whip used to punish sacrilege. Beneath his foot, serpents representing heresy emerge from a book, while a cherub burns other heretical texts with a torch.

But the artwork hides another fascinating story. For centuries, it was attributed to Antonio Corradini and later Francesco Queirolo. Documents discovered in the Historical Archive of the Bank of Naples eventually identified Neapolitan sculptor Fortunato Onelli as its principal creator, although other artists were reportedly called in to complete the work and correct some imperfections.

In the Sansevero Chapel, marble is never just decoration. Every gesture, object and figure becomes part of Prince Raimondo di Sangro’s extraordinary symbolic universe.

📍 Museo Ca****la Sansevero, Naples

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02/09/2026

When food culture meets pop culture in Italy. 🧀✨

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco were spotted taking an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of the historic Caseificio Bertinelli dairy to learn the art of authentic Parmigiano Reggiano.

Given Benny’s deep culinary passion and his 2024 bestseller Open Wide, watching him explore the centuries-old Italian cheese tradition felt like a match made in heaven. Beyond their massive global fame, the pair captivated everyone at the dairy with their genuine curiosity, warmth, and down-to-earth kindness throughout the visit.

Swipe through to see Selena and Benny’s viral Italian cheese trip! 🇮🇹❤️

📸: thanks to Caseificio Bertinelli 3030

01/09/2026

Is the Gate of Hell hidden beneath Turin? 🇮🇹🔥

Piazza Statuto is considered the dark heart of Turin’s legends. At its centre stands the Fréjus Monument, created by Luigi Belli and inaugurated in 1879 to celebrate the triumph of science and reason.

But according to esoteric interpretations, the Winged Genius at its summit represents Lucifer, while an underground access near the monument inspired stories of a portal to Hell beneath the square.

History or legend, this is one of the most mysterious places in Turin 👀

📍 Piazza Statuto, Turin

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01/09/2026

Long lunches, loud conversations, spontaneous moments and time shared with the people who matter 🍝🍷☀️

Maybe the real luxury isn’t being connected to everything. It’s forgetting to check your phone because you’re too busy enjoying what’s right in front of you ❤️

👇 When was the last time you truly switched off?

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01/09/2026

Naples is about to become the place to be for wine lovers🍷🇮🇹 On September 6–7, Campania Wine brings regional wines, tastings and masterclasses to the heart of the city. Here’s why you won’t want to miss it ✨

Discover Campania Wine 2026 in Naples: 130+ wineries, wine tastings and masterclasses in the iconic Galleria Umberto I.

01/09/2026

Why use ten words when Italians have “allora”? 🇮🇹😂

It can mean “so”, “well”, “then”, “in that case”, “back then” and sometimes absolutely nothing. It all depends on the context, the tone and, of course, the hand gestures 🤌

👇 What’s your favourite Italian word that has no perfect English translation?

31/08/2026

Rome may have one of the most beautiful metro stations in Europe 🇮🇹✨

Opened on December 16, 2025, the new Colosseo–Fori Imperiali station on Rome’s Metro Line C is more than a place to catch a train. It is an underground museum where contemporary architecture meets 2,000 years of Roman history.

During construction, archaeologists uncovered 28 wells dating back to the Republican era, the private baths of an ancient Roman domus and the remains of an Imperial residence decorated with frescoes. Many of these discoveries are now displayed inside the station, turning the journey to the platform into a walk through Ancient Rome.

And just when you think it cannot get more spectacular, a vast glass oculus reveals the Colosseum from below, offering passengers a perspective usually reserved for archaeologists during the excavations.

Only in Rome can you miss your train because you are too busy exploring an archaeological site.

📍 Colosseo–Fori Imperiali, Metro Line C, Rome

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