L’Ora Della Pasta is not one of the glossy lakefront spots that trade on the view; it is smaller, simpler and infinitely more real.
There is something for everyone.
Football rivalries, world-class sport, surreal carnivals, and a tradition you won’t find anywhere else. Five events to catch in February.
In the latest edition of My Town, My Team, Napoli fan Alex told us why everybody should visit Naples at least once.
Venezia and Palermo feature three times each across the next four rounds after the latest live matches on DCTV were announced.
After the final whistle is blown at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, there is no better place to unwind than Bellagio.
Did you know that five-time Serie A winner Javier Zanetti has an Argentinian restaurant in his adopted city of Milan? 🇦🇷
That’s right — the former Inter captain, who became champion of Europe and the world with the Nerazzurri, has brought a taste of his homeland to the Navigli district of the city. 🍷
With almost 150 international caps to his name, Zanetti is now flying the flag for Argentina in Europe through a range of fine wines and perfectly grilled meats. 🥩
Destination Calcio had the pleasure of visiting El Gaucho di Javier Zanetti recently — and we were not disappointed. What do you think of our order? 🔥
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One of the most romantic matchdays a football fan can experience. Destination Calcio guides you through the streets of the Eternal City, where in the space of a single day you can journey from some of the world’s most ancient landmarks to a modern football cathedral: the Stadio Olimpico. 🏟️
You may have heard that new tourist fees have been introduced to help manage crowds at some of the city’s biggest attractions. It might add a little extra planning—and a small dent to the wallet—but it also means that when you arrive at icons such as the Trevi Fountain, you’ll have more space and time to truly take in their beauty. 🏛️
You can’t visit without stopping at @rosciolisalumeria for lunch. This incredible institution captures the very best of Italy, from unforgettable pasta dishes to some of the country’s finest cured meats, cheeses and wines. Booking ahead is recommended to avoid disappointment. 🍝
Finally, the Stadio Olimpico sits on the northern side of the city, a little removed from the historic centre, so we suggest arriving at least a couple of hours before kick-off. The surrounding streets quickly fill with colour, noise and anticipation—perfect for soaking up the atmosphere with a beer or a sandwich among the fans. Be in your seat at least 20 minutes before the game; these supporters deliver a spectacle long before the first whistle. 🐺
Don’t forget to follow Destination Calcio before planning your next football trip to Italy. 🛫🇮🇹
If you follow @destination.calcio you will know that the best way to learn about the secrets of Napoli is on a guided tour of the city with calcio and culture expert @alextione 🩵
From car mechanics to kitchen windows, Napoli is full of football-related surprises, but to unlock these experiences it helps to have a local at your side.
Here, the walls talk and the story of the Scugnizzo is one of many legends you will learn on the cobbled streets of the historic centre. Book your trip to Naples now, and let Destination Calcio help plan your stay. 🛫🇮🇹
The best advice on Valentine’s Day comes from Chef Piero in Palermo. Beware, no fresh bread on the table can lead to relationship woes...
Monza is a true gem of a day trip, just 15 minutes from Milan. ❤️🤍
Come to watch the promotion chasers in action, savour traditional local cuisine, and enjoy an aperitivo at the likes of SAINT. 🍹
Immerse yourself in history and culture at the stunning Duomo di Monza or Villa Reale. 🏰
Quaint, peaceful, and effortlessly beautiful, Monza offers the perfect escape — and at just €5 for a return train ticket from central Milan, there’s little reason to wait. 🚂
Plan your trip to Monza with the help of Destination Calcio. 🤝🇮🇹
You can also follow Monza’s Serie B title charge live on DCTV — just tap the 🔗 in bio. ⚽️❤️