The most tower

The Royal Victoria Hotel in Pisa includes a tenth-century tower, which was built by the Università dei Vinajoli as its headquarters and as an inn. When Pisa was conquered by Florence in the fifteenth century, it became the “Locanda della Vittoria”. ...

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The most open

No restaurant in Italy is more open than the Zeffirino in Genoa, where you can take a seat at any time from noon to midnight, any day of the year, and be served immediately!...

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The most Nobel prize

It is the Barbetta Restaurant in New York: the husband of the owner, Laura Maioglio – a second-generation descendant of the founder – is the German-born scientist Günter Blobel, who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1999 and donated the prize money to the...

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The first takeout ice cream

The ice cream cone was introduced by Caffè Fiorio in Turin in the 1930s. It was heavily criticized and considered highly inappropriate for ladies and young women who “licked” it on the street, but it immediately became all the rage!...

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The most “illustrious pens”

In the cellar of the Ristorante Casa Perbellini - 12 Apostoli in Verona, with its Roman and medieval archaeological finds, there is a collection of almost 200 pens of journalists, writers, artists and famous personalities who have won the almost 40 editions of the Premio...

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The most in the Rock

The Crotto dei Platani in Brienno, on Lake Como, was built around age-old crotti, natural cavities that open up in the mountain, from the depths of which blows a constant stream of cold air, called the Sorèl, which has been used for centuries to preserve...

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The most kissed

An endless success story since the early twentieth century, they have become delicious ambassadors of western Liguria throughout the world: Baci di Alassio of the Caffè Pasticceria Balzola. ...

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