Bella Ciao and a day off: How Italy marks Liberation Day on April 25th
Thursday, April 25th, is a public holiday in Italy, so why exactly do we get a day off work and how do Italians normally spend it?
What will new EES border checks mean for non-EU residents in Europe?
The EU's new Entry & Exit System (EES) of enhanced passport controls will be launched on October 12th, albeit in a phased in approach, but how will it impact non-EU residents legally living in EU/Schengen countries?
The key Italian vocabulary you’ll need for a doctor’s visit
Seeing a doctor can be a challenging experience if you’re new to the Italian healthcare system, but possibly even more so if your 'dottore' doesn't have a good command of English.
Italian word of the day: ‘Simpaticone’
Learning this word will be a good laugh.
Six surprising Italian building laws that you might not know about
Italy has a fair share of rules when it comes to building or renovating property – but there are some that you may well find hard to believe.
What happens if you miss your Italian tax return deadline?
Living in Italy means you’ll have to file and pay taxes in the country. But what are the penalties if you miss the yearly tax return deadline?
Did you know…? Italy’s pasta carbonara is partly American
Carbonara is known all over the world as Rome's signature dish. But, as the world celebrates Carbonara Day on Sunday, April 6th, we look at why the origins of the recipe aren't an exclusively Roman affair.
Which European countries now offer a 'digital nomad' visa?
With the world of work rapidly changing, digital nomad visas are now in high demand as a way to experience life in another country while continuing to work remotely. Here are the European countries that you can obtain one for, and what’s involved.