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April 2020

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Welcome to a world of travel, entertainment and culture, curated from a global collective of writers, photojournalists and artists. Each article of our award-winning magazine is sure to inspire, no matter which of our destinations you call home.

Rome

Last Look, Florence

Veronica Cornacchin, 30, is a hat designer with Super Duper Hats, based in Florence. She is originally from a small village near Puglia in the centre of Italy. She moved to Florence for school and university. The city has a good background in traditional hat-making. Veronica is presenting the new collection at Fortezza de Basso for Pitti Immagine Uomo 86, the biggest menswear clothing trade show in the world

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The St Regis, Florence

The 19 suites are decorated in the Medicci, Fiorentino and Renaissance styles and boast stunning artworks that combine with the more contemporary touches.

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Rome Cavalieri, Rome

Walking through the palatial Rome Cavalieri, perched on the leafy hill of Monte Mario, is like walking through one of the world’s best art galleries.

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The king of Naples

How Diego Maradona took Napoli to the Serie A title, before falling foul of the mafia and leaving Naples in disgrace. None of which prevented him from becoming the city’s favourite son

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How to eat like an Italian

Ancestral flavours infuse the age-old gastronomy of Italy’s southeastern region of Puglia, where family is the main ingredient

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Mangia!

Italians know how to eat and we must follow their lead, says Dom Joly

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Rome - Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner with Cristina Bowerman

Cristina Bowerman, head chef at Rome’s Glass Hostaria, reveals her favourite places to eat in the Italian capital. She names Coromandel, La Baia di Fregene, Tastevin and Il Pagliacio

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Hotel Belmond Caruso, Ravello

Perched at the top of a small cobbled street in Ravello, the building was formerly an 11th century palazzo and has retained its Neapolitan good looks.

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Da’ Vinattieri, Florence

A hole in the wall it might be, but this Florentine favourite serves not just a sandwich, but the Italian way of life.

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Ballaro Blitz

It’s barely 7am and Ballaro is already in full swing. Hundreds of street sellers have set up shop along the district’s winding, cobbled streets. Shouts of bello pre! (good price!) and amuni! (let’s go!) ring out around the area’s ancient buildings. Everything is for sale.

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The Rebirth of the Hamlet.

The Rebirth of the Hamlet. Can an olive grove beat the colosseum?

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