Italy christmas decorations

Italian Christmas ornaments illuminate the festive season with their traditional and unique charm, encapsulating the spirit of Italy in each design. Based

Christmas time in Locorotondo, Italy. Photo by @lelecolabello.

The Italians don't just celebrate Christmas for a month; they do it in ways you won't see anywhere else. Visitors to Italy in December are in for a real treat if they decide to spend Christmas here. Read on and discover everything you need to know about Christmas in Italy, from the distinctly Italian customs to the scrumptious food.

We’ve now come to the very last blog post in our series focused on my two week trip with my husband through Europe last fall. For our very last stop of our trip, we stayed in Rome, Italy for three days. When we arrived in Rome, it was early December, but the weather was very warm and nice compared t

Thinking of visiting the Bolzano Christmas market this holiday season, Italy’s largest Christmas market? This guide has all you need for what to do and which hotels have the best view of the Mercatini di Natale in Bolzano.

Shop the Neiman Marcus holiday drinkware collection. Cheers with this collection of fun, festive glassware and sophisticated elegant crystal stemware.

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Christmas Bows These Christmas bows can be made from satin fabric or natural silk. They are lightweight and elegant, with a touch of French charm. The decor of your Christmas tree will become aesthetically pleasing and sophisticated. The bows are securely attached to the hanging ribbon, allowing you to use them year after year. Easy to use: Thanks to the thin loop at the top of the bow, it's easy to hang it on your Christmas decorations, creating a cozy atmosphere. Size (approximately): 19 x…

One of my fondest childhood memories is about arranging the Nativity Scene together with my parents. True to italian tradition, it was a huge scene, taking up a whole table—and spanning several days’ work.