Fashion in Italy has long formed a part of the country’s cultural life, and played a key role in its society and traditional lifestyle.

This has been the case for hundreds of years, and is the result of a strong artistic development from the eleventh century onwards. While France became a contender for being the main fashion trendsetter, Italian fashion fought back after World War II, responding to Chanel and Dior with labels like Gucci and Armani.

Elegance and glamour are strongly linked with Italian style and fashion, just like with their art and their food, so here are a few tips on Italian fashion and style.

Rome is one of Italy’s most important tourist cities with key historical and religious relevance.

A Rome tour is actually an unforgettable experience of the rich Italian culture, ancient history, a vibrant lifestyle, great Italian cuisines and wines, and a host of architectural monuments across the ancient city.

Like the saying goes, Rome is a city that was definitely not built in one day. It is therefore not possible to see and visit all of Rome’s best sceneries and attractions in three, much less one, day.

However, if you are on a short three day break, you do not need to worry. This short guide will help you make the most of your short Rome tour in the most convenient way.

There are many reasons to visit Italy. The country’s weather is fantastic, the mountainous landscapes breathtaking, the food a gastronomic adventure, and the clean golden sand beaches are simply awesome.

Some of the best beaches in Italy have been awarded the coveted Blue Flag which is an honor bestowed on locations with exceptionally clean and safe beach resorts.

Most Italians actually take refuge at the beach when the daylight heat in summer becomes unbearable. Here is a sample of the top 20 best beaches in Italy:

Traveling to Italy has long since captured the imagination of people everywhere. If people want to get the most out of their experience, they should head to the best cities in Italy.

Customizing their trip and heading to the best cities in Italy can give people all the support that they need.

Italian is the fourth most studied language in the world. Of the over 7,000 known living languages only 3 have more students than those that study Italian. The fellow European tongues of English, Spanish and French take the top three spots.

So why is the Italian language so popular one might ask? What is the draw that keeps the 19th most spoken language at the top of the 'To Learn' list? Mirko Tavosania, director of ICoN believes it has to do with inherent qualities of the language itself.