Italian bars

Learn about Italian bars and what makes them different from an American-style bar.

Camparino in Galleria is the original Campari Bar in Milan, and a true Milan institution. In 1867, Gaspare Campari opened a wine shop in the newly-constructed Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery, which became the Camparino in 1915 and continues to bear the Campari name to this day. Located immediately across from the Piazza Duomo, you

Honest Italian cuisine, great drinks and an extensive record collection, Crystal Palace's Palazzo is an inspired new neighbourhood bar...

Once upon a time, Michael Corleone sat on the shady terrace of a local Sicilian bar after a day of hunting with his bodyguards in the mountains. He began to enquire with the bar owner about a beautiful girl he had seen by the roadside. The man quickly realised that Michael was describing his own dau

Scolare, a unique Italian #restaurant, and Enoteca Banco Vini, a wine #bar, were designed for Pekka Terävä's Olo Collection in central #Helsinki. The emphasis on ecological and circular economy principles is reflected in the material and furniture choices, creating a rich, personal atmosphere. Learn more at Architonic.com #architonic #interior #interiordesign #restaurantinterior #restaurantdesign #moderninterior

Get a coffee in the morning at the Camparino Bar across from the cathedral in Milan, The Taste SF #travel #italy #milan #shopping #vacation #espresso

Rome is one of the most beautiful cities in the world as life is slowly getting back to normal we thought we would share the best hangout spots and bars. Let’s admit it who doesn’t love to just Hang Out!??Socialising is one of the best parts of life, and where better to do so than in Rome!! The best “Aperitivo” places in Rome” The Tree Bar – buzzing little local bar A beautiful bar situated right in the middle of a leafy green vista. Only a few stops on the tram from Piazzale Flaminio and…

This year’s Architecture Biennale in Venice has been buzzed about nonstop around the globe since its late May opening. This year’s theme is FREESPACE, and you’ll find exhibitions throughout the city that inspire and explore concepts of public space and generosity. While we highly recommend a visit to the entries from the Vatican – ten chapels designed by a dozen architects and set in a woodsy garden – there are 71 participants in this year’s lineup and there’s plenty to pop into your agenda…

Fabien Lombardi welcomes us to Bambino, a place he designed to reflect his own personality, where you can dine, drink and soak up the atmosphere! Inspired by Tokyo's Kissa jazz cafes, this new establishment is as surprising as it is attractive. Report.