A century after its Turin debut, this beloved Italian tea sandwich traces its origins to Prohibition-era Michigan

The “tramezzino”, the Italian version of the British tea sandwich, is celebrating its 100th birthday this year. Although first served in Turin, it owes its creation to Detroit.

Rome exhibition brings together 100 works tracing the restless Tuscan master's evolution from classicism to innovation.

With a few exceptions — in the hilly Langhe region, in Piemonte, and in Faenza, a small city particularly famous for ceramics in Emilia-Romagna — “wine-windows” or buchette del vino are unique to Tuscany.

Open to the public until July 19, 2026, the Palazzo Ducale in Genoa is hosting, in the Doge’s Apartment, Van Dyck, the European: The Journey of a Genius from Antwerp to Genoa and London.

The exhibition will be on display at Rome's newest venue, the Teldil Art Gallery until September 30.