What’s New In Italy

What’s New In Italy Thoughtful writing on Italy — culture, travel and regional life. A monthly newsletter for Australian readers.

Three distinct journeys through Italy await in the August edition of What’s New in Italy.Travel beyond the postcard in R...
08/08/2026

Three distinct journeys through Italy await in the August edition of What’s New in Italy.

Travel beyond the postcard in Rome’s Sallustiano neighbourhood, discover the quiet coastal beauty of Castiglione della Pescaia in the Maremma, and wander Perugia’s layers of Etruscan, medieval and Renaissance history.

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A quieter side of Tuscany awaits in Castiglione della Pescaia.In the August edition, we travel to the Maremma, where cle...
06/08/2026

A quieter side of Tuscany awaits in Castiglione della Pescaia.

In the August edition, we travel to the Maremma, where clear water, sandy dunes, pine forests and a mediaeval hill town meet along the Tyrrhenian coast. It is a beautifully preserved corner of Tuscany made for slow days, long horizons and seafood by the harbour.

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Know someone whose heart is always in Italy? Send them a little Italy each month. 🇮🇹What’s New in Italy brings readers s...
03/08/2026

Know someone whose heart is always in Italy? Send them a little Italy each month. 🇮🇹

What’s New in Italy brings readers stories of people, places, traditions, travel and culture - from the quiet waterways of the Riviera del Brenta to the country’s many enduring pleasures.

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The August edition of What’s New in Italy has arrived.This month, subscribers can once again enjoy a fresh journey throu...
31/07/2026

The August edition of What’s New in Italy has arrived.

This month, subscribers can once again enjoy a fresh journey through Italy’s people, places, traditions and enduring pleasures. Your digital edition is now ready to download — please check your inbox and settle in for your monthly visit to Italy. 🇮🇹

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Glaciers, forests, valleys, waterfalls and towering peaks — Stelvio National Park is one of Italy’s most dramatic protec...
06/07/2026

Glaciers, forests, valleys, waterfalls and towering peaks — Stelvio National Park is one of Italy’s most dramatic protected landscapes.

In the July edition, we travel into the heart of the Italian Alps, where alpine traditions and wild nature continue to exist in remarkable balance.

Read now in What’s New in Italy and the Rest of Europe.

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There is another side of Tuscany beyond Florence, Chianti and the familiar postcard views.In the July edition, we visit ...
04/07/2026

There is another side of Tuscany beyond Florence, Chianti and the familiar postcard views.

In the July edition, we visit the Maremma — a wilder, quieter part of southern Tuscany, shaped by coastline, open country, ancient villages, nature reserves and rural traditions.

Discover Tuscany uncovered in this month’s issue.

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Inside a vast Italian cheese vault, wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano age slowly on towering shelves — and become financial ...
03/07/2026

Inside a vast Italian cheese vault, wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano age slowly on towering shelves — and become financial gold.

This remarkable story from Emilia-Romagna explores how one of Italy’s most famous foods also became trusted collateral for bank loans, linking agriculture, patience, tradition and finance.

Read ‘The Parmigiano Vault’ in the July edition of What’s New in Italy and the Rest of Europe.

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Streams, stone houses, small bridges and clear water flowing through narrow lanes — Rasiglia is one of Umbria’s quiet tr...
02/07/2026

Streams, stone houses, small bridges and clear water flowing through narrow lanes — Rasiglia is one of Umbria’s quiet treasures.

Known as the ‘Little Venice of Umbria’, this small mediaeval village has been shaped for centuries by the water that runs through it. Mills, textile production, craft traditions and village life all grew from the same source.

Discover Rasiglia in the July edition of What’s New in Italy and the Rest of Europe.

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The July edition is now live.In this issue of What’s New in Italy and the Rest of Europe, we explore Italy in layers: wa...
30/06/2026

The July edition is now live.

In this issue of What’s New in Italy and the Rest of Europe, we explore Italy in layers: water villages, hidden gardens, ancient landscapes, Renaissance splendour, regional food traditions and stories where art, history and daily life meet.

From Rasiglia and Maremma to Stelvio National Park, Piazza di Spagna, Emilia-Romagna and beyond, this month’s edition is a reminder that Italy’s greatest discoveries are not always the loudest.

Read the July issue now:
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The July edition of What’s New in Italy and the Rest of Europe goes live tomorrow.This month, we travel from the clear w...
30/06/2026

The July edition of What’s New in Italy and the Rest of Europe goes live tomorrow.

This month, we travel from the clear waters of Rasiglia to the wild landscapes of Tuscany’s Maremma, from the grandeur of the Italian Alps to the quiet corners of Milan and Rome.

A new issue full of hidden places, cultural stories, regional traditions and Italian beauty — ready to read from 1 July.

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