Something for everyone.
As we edge towards spring, winter lingers in the north, but warm weather emerges in the south, making it a great time to experience Italy.
Walk into the Nhow Hotel on Via Tortona and there is absolutely no doubt you are right in the heart of Milan’s design district.
Over the years, Japanese cuisine has boomed in the city. What began as a niche import is now thoroughly mainstream.
Time is running out to visit the grandest calcio cathedral, with plans in place to knock the San Siro down. Here's all you need to know.
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.
We get a local take on what's hot in Cremona - where to eat and drink, sights to see and handy hints that might not be in the tourist guides.
Nowhere is nostalgia more dominant than in the beautiful game and here we go back to the golden age of Serie A.
We caught up with Palermo's Finnish striker Joel Pohjanpalo at the Serie B club's training ground. And he had plenty to say.
In most parts of the footballing world, contracts are signed in boardrooms. In Naples they do things a little differently. They sign them in restaurants. Well, one in particular to be exact.
The international break is in full swing so what better time to get into the important business of ranking the kits gracing the Italian top flight in 2025-26.
The South African tells Destination Calcio about rubbing shoulders with his heroes and what made him fall in love with Italy.
As Josh Doig clinched promotion back to Serie A with Sassuolo, his dad Tommy gave Destination Calcio the insight into his Italian journey.
I can still feel the rush of adrenaline bubbling in my chest when I stepped into the roaring belly of the San Siro for the first time.
Let’s travel to Ancona with @lagentevuolsapere
Founded by the Greeks, famous in the 90’s and now dreaming of returning to the glory days. ⚽️
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Fancy some football on the lake? Of course you do. 💙⚽️
We know you’ll probably be based in, or travelling into, Milan as part of your calcio getaway, so here is how to make the short trip to Como. For even more information check out the 🔗 to our website.
Trains go from Milan Centrale to Como every 15 minutes and Como San Giovanni is the stop you are getting off at. This journey can be as fast as 39 minutes and usually won’t set you back more than six euros. Tickets can be purchased at the station or on an app such as Trainline. 🚂
Como match tickets can be purchased from the club website. Prices start at €35 for adults and €22 for under-16s while hospitality packages and VIP matchday experiences are also available. ⚽️
Oh and we almost forgot… for lunch you should try Figli Dei Fiori - especially if you’re just in town for the day. It’s nestled between the train station and the stadium, and everything is within a short walk.
If you are feeling regal book a night in the Palazzo Venezia in Como, and if you don’t have time on this occasion or already have accommodation in Milan, trains back are regular and run until after midnight. 🖼️
No match? No problem.
Mantova has more than enough to occupy you when it’s not matchday.
Dine in style at the likes of Scaravelli and Sucar Brusc. 🍝
Visit some of the most important spots in the city like the statue of Virgilio and Piazza Sordello.
Finally, take a few hours out to enjoy Palazzo Te. This epic building bursts with history and art. It is worthy of any major city. 🖼️
Let Destination Calcio take you inside the passion of Modena. 🐤
Visit this fabulous city and use @destination.calcio as your guide, or watch Modena play for free on DCTV. You can find live Serie B via the link in our bio. 🔗
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“When you come here, you can feel a different energy.”
My Town, My Team: Napoli. 🩵
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