James Imam

A restaurant in Lucca is the latest to ditch its coveted seal of approval, citing a decline in demand for fine dining

The actor Orso Maria Guerrini is keen to sell a stately residence left to him by his uncle, which he secured after a long legal battle, but now no one wants it

Marysthell Polanco, who attended the late Italian prime minister’s infamous parties, faces prison as Italy’s supreme court rules she can be retried for corruption

Scientists can use CT scans and AI to digitally unwrap scrolls, reading their contents without compromising their fragile structures

Crackdown on organised crime allows Italian art lovers to view recaptured works from artists such as Andy Warhol, Mario Sironi and Carlo Carrà

The Italian prime minister has clashed with John Elkann, the boss of Stellantis, over the firm’s plummeting production in Italy

The new souvenir in the Italian lakeside town has locals aghast, as visitor numbers rise in the Italian hotspot

Knox, who was acquitted by an Italian court of the 2007 murder of her British flatmate, is the subject of an eight-part series being made for Hulu

The director of the Museo di Capodimonte plans to restore 21 Renaissance paintings from the collection

Potential buyers were ghosting Italian estate agents over the sale of the notorious 15th-century building, of which previous owners have met untimely ends