'I replaced my entire wardrobe': How foreigners in Italy become 'more Italian' to fit in
We asked The Local’s readers in Italy whether they’ve tried making themselves more Italian to fit in, what they’ve done and why they did it. Source link
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We asked The Local’s readers in Italy whether they’ve tried making themselves more Italian to fit in, what they’ve done and why they did it. Source link
With Rome dominating the top three and Milan nowhere to be seen, these are the most desired quarters to set up a base in Italy’s cities. Source link
As the days get longer and the winter blues fade away, cultural, culinary and sports events are picking back up all over Italy. Here are some of the best to attend in the coming months. Source link
An Italian judge on Tuesday handed three environmental activists a suspended sentence of eight months in jail for spraying the Senate with washable paint last year. Source link
Italy has three million undeclared workers, Milan to release hundreds of new taxi licences, Italian animal rights groups call for EU intervention in bear cullings, and more news from around Italy on Wednesday. Source link
Judges in Italy on Tuesday ruled that children can have two mothers listed on their birth certificates – a decision hailed as a victory by rights campaigners in Catholic-majority Italy. Source link
The cost of flights to and from Italy has risen around by around 20 percent in the first three months of 2024 compared to the same period the year before. What’s behind the hikes? Source link
With its warm climate and relaxed ways of life, Italy is a dream retirement destination for many. But moving to certain parts of the country can also lead to big savings on your tax bill. Source link
Basic cold and flu medicines can cost ten times as much in Italy as in some other countries. Why are they so pricey? Source link
With its musicality and large vocabulary, Italian is one of the most fascinating languages on the planet. But do you know everything about it? Source link
16-year-old killed in avalanche in northern Italy, consumer rights group achieves victory against car hire companies, former leader of Italian Marxist militant group dies, and more news from around Italy on Tuesday. Source link
Have you tried to adopt some Italian habits to help you fit into living in Italy? Pehaps at work, the way you dress or how you socialise? We want to hear from you. Source link
Fifteen of Italy’s regions were issued with weather warnings on Monday as storms continue to batter the country. There were reports of avalanches and landslides in the north. Source link
Italy is often rated poorly for job satisfaction, but does the reality of working for an Italian company live up to the stereotypes? Karli Drinkwater explores the often “crazy” cultural differences. Share your own experiences below. Source link
Small earthquake near Naples, Italian police officer accused of spying and more news from around Italy on Monday. Source link
From free entry to state-run museums for women to a nationwide general strike, here’s what to expect in Italy this week. Source link
Europe’s Socialists launched their campaign for June’s European Parliament elections in Rome on Saturday with a focus on warding off “ghosts from the past” from an ascendant far right. Source link
President Joe Biden hailed Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s “unwavering” support for Ukraine Friday, as they held talks overshadowed by worries about the future of US aid for Kyiv. Source link
People travelling to, from or across Italy may face disruption in the coming weeks as unions have called multiple strikes affecting flights, trains and public transport services. Source link
The budget airline Ryanair added new connections to Treviso and Verona, amidst an ongoing row with authorities in Vienna over taxes. Source link
Dining out in Italy is arguably the best way to explore the country’s famed cuisine, but choosing between ‘ristorante’, ‘trattoria’ and ‘osteria’ can be hard or even a bit daunting without some basic knowledge of exactly what you can expect from each one of them. Source link
With plenty of public holidays, hour-long lunch breaks and busy ‘aperitivo’ hours, Italy has long been portrayed as the beacon of striking the perfect balance between life and work. But is this reality or myth? Source link
Driving in Italy can be an unforgettable experience – but not always for the picturesque views. Source link
Dotted with ancient ruins and full to the brim with art and scrumptious local cuisine, Rome really is a wonderful place to visit. But what about living there? Source link
Italy’s interior minister regrets police violence against teenage protesters, government plans crackdown on student attacks on teachers, and more news from around Italy on Friday. Source link
Italy is known for having one of the best healthcare systems in the world, but when it comes to hospitals it depends heavily on where you live. A new ranking has listed the country’s best. Do you agree? Source link
A trip to the dentist can be a daunting experience in and of itself, but possibly even more so if your Italian ‘dentista’ doesn’t have a good command of English. Source link
The Italian island of Sicily has declared a state of emergency over a record drought that has withered crops and all but dried up pastures, threatening the livelihood of dozens of local farmers. Source link