While Venice is the most famous city for cicchetti, similar small plates can be found in many other Italian cities, particularly in Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany, and Lazio.

Each region has its own version of bite-sized delicacies that pair perfectly with a glass of wine!

Venice, the floating city of dreams, is said to be slowly vanishing beneath the waves. But is this just an exaggeration, or is the city truly at risk of disappearing?

Discover the science behind Venice’s sinking, the rising threat of floods, and the billion-dollar battle to save one of the world’s most iconic cities.

Venice's history is a story of adaptation and resilience. From its humble beginnings as a refuge for refugees, to its peak as a powerful republic and trading center, the city has played a central role in Europe's economic, political, and cultural history. Today, Venice continues to fascinate visitors from around the world with its beauty and rich history.

Tuscany is a region that offers something for everyone: art and culture in Florence and Siena, historic wonders in Pisa, scenic views in Val d'Orcia, and world-class wines in Chianti. Whether you are an art lover, a wine enthusiast, or someone who simply wants to enjoy the beauty of the Italian countryside, Tuscany will exceed your expectations and provide memories for a lifetime. Pack your bags and get ready to discover all the wonderful things Tuscany has to offer.

Italy's wine regions offer an incredible diversity of wines, from the powerful and complex reds of Piedmont and Tuscany to the fresh whites of Friuli-Venezia Giulia and Veneto, as well as the sweet dessert wines from Sicily and other regions.