Synagogue and Jewish Museum of Florence
The Synagogue of Florence, formally known as the Tempio Maggiore, is a monumental place of Jewish worship completed in 1882 in the Sant’Ambrogio district of…
Orafo Gianni Piga
Orafo Gianni Piga is an artisan goldsmith workshop in the historic centre of Alghero, Sardinia, specialising in jewellery crafted from the precious red coral…
The Hexagon House
The Hexagon House is a rare example of experimental mid-20th-century domestic architecture on the Tuscan coast near Piombino, designed around a hexagonal…
HStern
H. Stern is a Brazilian-founded international fine jewellery house with a long-standing presence in Jerusalem, established in 1945 by Hans Stern, a…
Porta Metronia
Porta Metronia is one of the lesser-known but historically significant gateways in Rome’s Aurelian Walls, the massive circuit of defensive fortifications…
National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah
The National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah — known by its Italian acronym MEIS — is the only Italian national museum dedicated to the history…
La Corallina
La Corallina is a traditional restaurant in the historic walled centre of Alghero, Sardinia, named after the precious red coral (corallo rosso) for which the…
Archaeological Park Castiglione di Paludi
The Archaeological Park of Castiglione di Paludi preserves the remains of an ancient Bruttii hilltop settlement in the Sila foothills of Calabria, southern…
Archaeological area of Cava d’Ispica – Necropolis and Castle
Cava d’Ispica is a deep limestone gorge in south-eastern Sicily, stretching approximately thirteen kilometres between the municipalities of Ispica and…
Archaeological Park of Selinunte and the quarries of Cusa
The Archaeological Park of Selinunte and the Quarries of Cusa encompasses one of the largest and most important ancient Greek cities in the western…