»» Italian Art Cities for Christmas: A Quick Guide
If you happen to visit the major Italian art cities during the festivities, have a look to the following quick guide of things not to be missed.
In Venice, the Christmas market held in the historic square of Campo Santo Stefano. You’ll be able to buy craft-made Venetian products there as well as a variety of regional gastronomic delicacies from all Italian regions.
Not so far from Venice, In Verona — Romeo & Juliet city, you can visit the International Christmas Cribs Exhibition. This exhibition held at the Verona’s Arena, including more than 400 different representations of Nativity Scene from countries all over the world, runs through January 20.

In Rome, things not to be missed: the Presepe di Piazza San Pietro — the representation of the Nativity Scene in Vaticano, which is being set on the St. Peter Basilica parvis, in front of the obelisk and the Piazza Navona’s Christmas market. Piazza Navona is an ideal place to experience the flavour of the festivities in Rome.
In Florence: New year’s eve concert held in Piazza Santa Croce on December 31, New year’s day concert held at Teatro del Maggio Musicale on January 1st.
In Turin, A colourful Christmas market is held every year in the piazzas and gardens of Borgo Dora.
In Naples, the









