Events calendar Italy

A battle organised between archers of Gubbio and those of Sansepolcro, in period costumes. It is then the entire village which adorns its streets, the windows of shops. This Palio is composed of two battles: first place in Gubbio has in May and second place in Sansepolcro has in September.

The jazz and blues invest the edges of the lake. The Italian national scene has an appointment, accompanied by international artists.

A little like environmental days, but in the spring. An event taking place throughout the country at the initiative of the FAI (Fondo Ambiente Italiano), Italian environmental Fund, where access to sites normally closed to the public is available. These days have been scheduled for almost a quarter of a century. In Milan you can visit the Palais de la Rai, in Naples the State Archive, Pisa and La Spezia les Arsenaux, and numerous sites, monuments, archaeological areas, towns, museums, castles, churches and gardens throughout the country. 

A week of jazz with many talented artists: this is the goal of the Torino Jazz Festival, organized every year since 2012. Since 2018, the festival is held in the OGR, the recently renovated Officine Grandi Riparazioni, as well as in other great venues in Turin. Recognized on the European music scene, this festival offers, in addition to the many solo performances and jam sessions, concerts in the city's clubs or in places normally kept closed. Something for jazz lovers to enjoy!

On the steps of Paris and New York, Milan now has its Fashion Night too. An overreal night where the city offers you, in all its beauty and creativity. More than 500 open shops until 11:30 where you can get makeup, tattooing, cross fashion and show personalities baptizing champagne a new shop and of course enjoy the atmosphere to get you the last Prada bag, Moschino's limited series T-shirt and perfumed you with the latest perfumes of Valentino.

Pula is a small town with many tourist attractions. To get there, you can fly to Cagliari international airport, just 38 km from Pula. Companies such as Ryanair and Easyjet offer flights from France to Cagliari. The port of Cagliari is also an option for arriving in Pula, with Tirrenia crossings from Arbatax, Civitavecchia, Naples and Palermo. ARST buses also provide regular connections between Pula and the towns on the south-western coast. Once in Pula, you can stay in vacation villages, hotels, B&Bs or campsites. For a bite to eat, you can sample delicious giant pizzas at Sa Macinera or opt for quality cuisine at Machri. Pula is also renowned for its magnificent beaches, such as Nora beach and the beaches of Chia. You can also discover the Nora lagoon and surrounding area on canoe trips or dive to observe the submerged Roman ruins.

The feast of the patron saint of Syracuse, whose name in the local dialect means doves, is held every year in May. It celebrates the miracle of 1646, when a dove entered the cathedral to announce the arrival of ships loaded with grain as famine ravaged the city. On the first weekend, the statue is taken out of its niche, carried from the chapel to the altar, and the solemn Eucharistic celebration takes place in the cathedral before the doves are released. The following weekend, a procession of the faithful parades through the streets of Ortigya.

The Théâtre de Poche in Naples is a charming and unique venue. Located in an ancient cave converted into a theater, it offers a delightful alternative theatrical experience. The shows on offer are varied and accessible to all. Admission prices are affordable, making it an activity accessible to all budgets. In addition to the theater, there are many other interesting sites to visit nearby, such as the Teatro di San Carlo and the Piccolo Teatro Lazzari Felici. To complete your visit, you can also enjoy the many restaurants and bars located close to the theater. The Théâtre de Poche is a wonderful place to discover during your stay in Naples.

Avant-garde theatre managed by the Tamteatromusica theatre-dance company.