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Palio dei Terzieri, Massa Marittima
Palio dei Terzieri, Massa Marittima A Medieval Festival in the Heart of Tuscany (May) Each May, the historic town of Massa Marittima comes alive with one of Tuscany’s most authentic and atmospheric historical events: the Palio dei Terzieri. This is not a staged performance for tourists. […]
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Italian Food Recognised by UNESCO: A World-Renowned Culinary Treasure
Italian Food Recognised by UNESCO: A World-Renowned Culinary Treasure At Bellarome Italian Vacations, we are celebrating Italy’s cuisine being officially recognised by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. For us, this honour feels deeply personal. Italian food is not just something our […]
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Beyond the Christmas Market: Discover South Tyrol’s Dark Alpine Traditions
Beyond the Christmas Market: Discover South Tyrol’s Dark Alpine Traditions Winter in South Tyrol feels like stepping into a snow-globe. The Dolomites sit dusted like powdered sugar, Alpine villages glow under twinkling Christmas lights, and the air carries the warm scent of mulled wine, roasted chestnuts, […]
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Italy’s Post-Christmas Tradition for Kids: Where to Experience La Befana During Epiphany
Italy’s Post-Christmas Tradition for Kids: Where to Experience La Befana During Epiphany Italy’s holiday season doesn’t end on December 25. On January 6, towns across the country celebrate La Befana, the kindly old witch who delivers sweets to children on Epiphany. For our clients visiting Italy […]
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Italian New Year’s Eve Traditions & Festivities
Italian New Year’s Eve Traditions & Festivities Italy doesn’t just celebrate New Year’s Eve – it celebrates it in style. Each region offers unique customs, festive dishes, and local rituals that have been passed down for generations. From Rome to Naples, Milan to Venice, our clients […]
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The Best Nativity Displays (Presepi) to Experience in Italy
No country celebrates Christmas quite like Italy — and few traditions capture the warmth and devotion of the season better than the presepi, or nativity scenes. From miniature handcrafted figurines to full-scale live reenactments, these displays sit at the very heart of Italy’s festive spirit. If […]
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Halloween in Italy: All Saints Day & All Souls Day Celebrations
When most people think of Halloween, images of pumpkin carving, trick-or-treating, and spooky costumes come to mind. But in Italy, the season that surrounds October 31st takes on a more reflective and deeply cultural tone. While Halloween has been gaining popularity in recent years – especially […]
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How to Experience the 2025 Jubilee Year in Rome: A Pilgrim’s and Traveler’s Guide
The 2025 Jubilee Year in Rome is one of the most important spiritual events of the decade — and whether you’re a devout pilgrim or a curious traveler, it’s an incredible time to explore the Eternal City. With millions expected to visit, it’s essential to plan […]
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Essential Travel Guide to Italy’s Lakes, Vineyards & Villages
Italy’s northern regions are a dreamscape of sparkling lakes, hillside vineyards, and postcard-worthy villages — perfect for travelers who want to escape the crowds and immerse themselves in Italy’s slower, more refined side. In this Northern Italy travel guide, we’ll take you through some of our […]
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Customized Italy Vacations
Italy is one of the most diverse countries in Europe, with the culture, food and scenery varying greatly across the different regions. That’s why a customized multi-city vacation in Italy is such a delight – there’s just always so much to see and do! However, while […]
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