A food lover’s guide to Bologna and Emilia’s Food Valley: tagliatelle al ragù, tortellini, mortadella, Parmigiano dairies, Parma ham, Modena balsamic vinegar and Lambrusco.
A food lover’s guide to Sicily: Palermo and Catania street food, pasta alla Norma and con le sarde, cannoli, cassata and granita, markets and the wines of Etna and Marsala.
How to eat like a Venetian: bacari and cicchetti, the Rialto fish market, sarde in saor and risotto di gò, the spritz and Bellini, the islands and the Prosecco hills.
A food lover’s guide to Rome: the four Roman pastas, fried artichokes in the Jewish Ghetto, Testaccio, supplì and pizza al taglio, maritozzi, wine and the best food tours.
Naples food guide: Neapolitan pizza, street food, sfogliatella and babà, coffee rituals, ragù and buffalo mozzarella, Campania wines and the best food tours.
A food lover’s guide to Turin: vermouth and aperitivo, bicerin and gianduja chocolate, historic cafés, Porta Palazzo market, food tours and a day in Barolo country.
A food lover’s guide to Florence: bistecca alla fiorentina, lampredotto, ribollita, the markets, gelato, wine windows, fine dining and the best cooking classes.
The Salento, Puglia’s heel: baroque Lecce, Otranto’s mosaic and cliffs, Gallipoli, Santa Maria di Leuca, the best beaches, Negroamaro wines and masseria stays.
Marsala wine, the salt pans of the Stagnone lagoon, the Phoenician island of Mozia, Erice and Segesta: a wine lover’s guide to the far west of Sicily.
The best day trips from Bari: Polignano a Mare and Monopoli, the trulli of Alberobello, the Valle d’Itria and Ostuni, the cave city of Matera, plus masserie, food and how to get around Puglia.