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Chianti by Bike
Each spring, a former professional cyclist leads riders on trips to sample the area’s main attractions: food and wine.
Travel Essentials | The Fairgoer's Guide to Venice's Other Attractions
Where to eat, drink and shop when you’re in town for the Venice Biennale.
2013 Mille Miglia Features Record Entry Numbers
The 415 cars that started in this year’s Mille Miglia Storica were a record number for the historic Italian road rally.
Arctic Council Adds 6 Nations as Observer States, Including China
Deposits of oil, gas and minerals in the region have set off a global competition for influence and economic opportunities.
Travel Essentials | Spoleto, Italy
Here’s where to stay, eat and sleep in this Umbrian hill town.
Pininfarina and BMW Collaborate on a Concept Car
Amid glittering classics, BMW and Pininfarina will show off their collaborative design study, the Gran Lusso Coupe, at the Concorso d’Eleganza.
How They Do It Elsewhere
Scores of other countries have elaborate retirement schemes and policies that Americans could learn from to address some of the biggest pitfalls of their system.
New Entrant to Venice Biennale: the Vatican
The Roman Catholic Church will host its first pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
Wheelies: The Bearded Lady Edition
Richard Branson loses a bet and boards a flight in drag, and the Bologna airport gets a Lamborghini service vehicle.
Lamborghini Surprises Its 50th Anniversary Faithful With a New Concept
It has one seat and looks like an evil transformer: meet the Lamborghini Egoista concept.
Monday Motorsports: Alonso Brings Formula One Victory to Spain
Sebastian Vettel still has the Formula One series points lead, but Fernando Alonso was able to wave his Spanish flag proudly when he won on his home turf.
Americans Knocked Out at Rome Masters
Richard Gasquet of France beat Sam Querrey, 6-2, 7-6 (8), and Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan beat John Isner, 5-7, 7-6 (5), 6-3.
Pay Dispute Heats Up at N.Y.U.’s Florence Campus
The American Association of University Professors, the largest organization of U.S. academics, stepped into the fray between New York University and its faculty in Italy.
Mille Miglia Reignites Italy's Racing Passions
The Mille Miglia isn’t quite what it was during its early-20th century heyday, but the event, reborn as a rally, still draws an enthusiastic crowd.
Italian Renaissance
With her impeccable eye and philanthropic largess, Carla Fendi is aiming to revive the faded glories of the once majestic Spoleto Festival.

