ROME

Finding somewhere to watch football in Rome is easy. Finding somewhere that stands out from the crowd, that's a little bit harder.

Eat like a local.

The pre-match ritual happens at the food trucks which you'll find lined up along the Lungotevere and the Ponte Duca d’Aosta.

From carbonara to maritozzo...

Roman cuisine is grounded in cucina povera. If you're visiting to watch a game, here are five unmissable Roman dishes and where to try them.

Lake Como has the highest Italian entry.

The world's best hotels for 2026 have been named and Italy has five in the top 50, with Passalacqua on Lake Como the highest European entry.

The true magic is hidden on the sixth floor.

Rome is a city best experienced on foot, and 9Hotel Cesari's location allows you to make the most of the day without needing to walk too far.

Milan leading the way.

From top-flight derbies to neighbours leagues apart, here are seven Italian cities with two teams and so much more.

There is so much to experience.

The stadiums, the noise, the flares, the ultras, the kiosks, the trucks and, of course, the excitement and unpredictability.

Across his 22-year career, Toni represented many Italian clubs up and down the country. Here's how his journey unfolded.