Nome di Donna by Marco Tullio Giordana will represent Italy in the festival “Women’s Film Days – Through a Woman’s Lens: A Year in Film” conceived and promoted by United Nations Country Team in Cyprus. The film, proposed by the Embassy of Italy in Nicosia, will be screened at the Goethe Institute on March 7, 2019 on the eve of International Women’s Day. ??????

A very nice nice surprise on a world scale, in fact, after English, Spanish and Chinese, Italian is the fourth most studied language, before French ! A reason more for you to start learning Italian at ItalianCyprus!??????

New arrivals of Italian pasta from Truffle Store. But in Enoteca Wine Boutique in Limassol you can find many Italian products. ?????? And learn some interesting news about… lets say Nebbiolo wine!

The southern Italian city of Matera is the European Capital of Culture for 2019. Matera is a Unesco World Heritage site because of its Sassi (‘rocks’),  cave dwellings inhabited since the Neolithic period (which makes it one of the longest inhabited cities in the world).

A play based on a book adaptation of Letter to a Child Never Born written by Orianna Fallaci, partner of Alexandros Panagoulis. A tragic monologue – a diary or a letter of a woman speaking with the child she carries in her womb. The raw realism of this strong text, as well as the author’s overwhelming statement are both shocking and devastating, yet they critically comment on social issues that are still relevant today.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to try, taste and feel the most expensive gourmet in the World! Join ItalianCyprus at Enoteca Wine Boutique,  for a masterclass, where you will be able to taste the precious Tuber Melanosporum!

The Representative of the Latin Community at the House of Representatives, Mrs. Antonella Mantovani, invites you to the presentation The Art of Lusignan and Venetian Cyprus on the 29.01.2019, 19:30, CVAR

It was on this day, January 7, in 1797 that the XIV Parliament of the Cispadane Republic voted to make the green-white-red tricolore their official flag. The Tricolore #became symbol of the aspiration to political unity of Italy on the values of liberty, equality and fraternity.

Just like Santa Claus, La Befana is also a kind-hearted elderly lady that loves kids and brings them presents. Despite her love for children, the naughty ones only get coal. Unlike Father Christmas or Santa Claus, La Befana doesn’t come on Christmas night, but on Epiphany—between January 5 and 6 and she never leaves Italy. If you want a present from la Befana, you have to be obedient for the whole year and come to Italy during ​Epiphany.