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The long history of Sunday supper

How did we end up spending half the day around a table

Where do our superstitions come from?

From black cats to broken mirrors, the stories we have forgotten behind our superstitious gestures

Italy has a long love affair with coffee

On International Coffee Day, a Google survey tells us which variants of the drink we prefer

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What happens when an Olympic Village becomes home to 1,700 students?

We went inside the Scalo Romana student residence to find out what remains of the Games and what it's like to live in one of Milan's largest university housing projects

5 things to do in Milan this weekend

From September 25 to 27

Here's how the Itinerari Milanesi weekend at nss edicola went

"A fine giornata" and "Al risveglio" turned the guide to 30 activities in Milan into an opportunity to meet in person

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Neapolitan pizza now has its own Fashion Week

In September, Naples brought together pizza makers from around the world, confirming that pizza is now one of the strongest pillars of Made in Italy

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Explaining the cult of San Gennaro to those who are not from Naples

A centuries-old tradition that shapes the mood of the Neapolitan people

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5 things to do in Milan this weekend

From September 18 to 20

Italian cities want to become brands

From YesMilano to Turin, to the film sets of Matera and Naples: local administrations have learned to design and distribute the urban image as if it were a brand

Everyday objects stopped being beautiful

From street lamps to door frames, where does the soul of ordinary things live today?

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The Baths of Caracalla Lit Up for One Night

American Express celebrates 125 years in Italy with a drone show and the restoration of archaeological finds discovered at the site