What to see, where to eat, where to stay and what to experience in every corner of Italy: the complete guide that was missing.
Every region opens onto the map of its provinces, every province onto its towns: all of Italy, border by border.
A story from the bell towers, the towns celebrating their patron saint and a village to discover: different every day.
Italy's most famous blue cheese takes its name from Gorgonzola, a small town just east of Milan, where the historical record thickens from the fifteenth century onward; some push its birth all the way back to 879. Over the last century, however, the area…
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towns celebrate their patron saint on September 17
Village of the day Antrodoco On the mountain above the town the word DVX is written in pines: planted in 1939, burnt in 2017, partly replanted. No events match these filters.
📅 September, approximate dates
The national wine fair that lights up Asti as the harvest begins.
📅 Every year, from 14 to 17 September
On 16 September Samassi celebrates its patron Saint Geminianus of Cagliari, known in Campidanese as "Santu Millanu", in its most cherished feast, called "Sa Festa Manna"; religious rites begin on 8 September and last ten days.
📅 Every year, from 15 to 19 September
From 15 to 19 September Centuripe celebrates its patrons Saint Prosper and Saint Rosalia, with religious services, concerts and events; on the 20th the traditional market dedicated to Saint Prosper is held.
📅 Every year, on 16 and 17 September
On 16 September, the dies natalis of its patron, Sutri celebrates Saint Dulcissima with a procession; on the evening of the 17th the fireworks display and torchlight procession are held inside the Roman amphitheatre.
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Italy's most loved destinations, the starting point of every journey.
