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All about shoemaking and cobblers in Italy

by Raffaella | Academy, Handcrafts, Traditions

Despite the challenges dictated by globalisation and mass production, an ancient trade continues to resist in Italy with a limited number of shops and artisans. We are talking about the profession of the cobbler and the magical world of shoemaking. Let’s find...

The Value of Slow Travel & Experience Personalisation

by Raffaella | Fashion, Arts, Handcrafts, Italian Courses, Traditions

In early April 2020, Giorgio Armani wrote an open letter to WWD (Women’s Wear Daily). In that precious letter, the Italian designer reflected on the current emergency due to the Covid-19 pandemic and called for a slower fashion movement. At Studiainitalia, we...

Creative Italy: for artisans & craft lovers

by Raffaella | Handcrafts, Traditions

We all love to discover new places and learn about other cultures, but we often forget the valuable experiences that go far beyond sightseeing. At Studiainitalia, together with our partners at Italian Special Occasions DMC, we believe that the best way to experience a...

Summer in Italy: Events, Recipes, Courses

by Raffaella | italian destinations, Traditions

Are you planning a last-minute summer trip to Italy? Or are you currently in the Bel Paese and looking for inspiration on how to make the most out of this beautiful season? There are thousands of great events for you to attend; delicious dishes for you to taste at a...

Curious New Year’s Traditions in Italy

by Lara | Traditions

Italians are known for being quite superstitious. The night of San Silvestro (New Year’s Eve) offers the perfect occasion to perform some traditional rites that are meant to bring about good fortune. Eat lentils and grapes Eating lentils at midnight brings good...