Synagogue of Naples
The Synagogue of Naples refers to the ancient Jewish place of worship that served the historic Jewish community of Neapolis in the late antique period.…
Oratorio di Castro – Sinagoga Romana
The Oratorio di Castro, also known as the Sinagoga Romana, is an ancient religious structure in the coastal town of Castro in Apulia, southern Italy.…
Synagogue of Pesaro
The Synagogue of Pesaro is a Baroque-era Jewish house of worship built in 1642, ten years after the establishment of the Jewish ghetto in Pesaro. Its…
Island of Stromboli
Stromboli is an active volcanic island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, part of the Aeolian archipelago off the north coast of Sicily. One of only four active…
Euganean Hills
The Euganean Hills (Colli Euganei) are a group of volcanic hills rising dramatically from the flat Venetian plain a few kilometres south of Padua, reaching…
Garda Lake
Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy and one of the most visited natural landscapes in Europe, stretching 51 kilometres from the alpine gorges of the…
Synagogue of Sabbioneta
The Synagogue of Sabbioneta is a historic Jewish synagogue located in Sabbioneta, a small Renaissance ideal city in the Province of Mantua, Lombardy. Founded…
The Westin Excelsior Hotel
The Westin Excelsior is a five-star grand hotel on the Lungarno Vespucci in Florence, occupying a late-nineteenth-century palazzo beside the Arno River and…
Central Synagogue of Milan
The Central Synagogue of Milan, known in Italian as the Tempio Maggiore di Milano or the Synagogue of Via Guastalla, is the principal Jewish house of worship…
Teatro Olimpico
The Teatro Olimpico is the oldest surviving indoor theatre in the world, built in Vicenza between 1580 and 1585 to a design by Andrea Palladio as the final…