During the coldest months of the year, Italy becomes a winter wonderland – especially in the northern regions surrounding the Alps. If you want to experience the season like a true Italian, don't miss a thing on this list (especially the cioccolata calda). Discover five can't-miss winter activities in Italy below!
1. SETTIMANA BIANCA
The Settimana Bianca, meaning "white week" in Italian, is an important annual tradition in Italy. As if the annual Ferragosto wasn't enough, Italians flock to the Alps each winter season to ski, snowboard, and — of course! — enjoy incredible food and drink. The tradition marks the peak of the winter season, especially for those northern Italians who live in regions surrounding the base of the Italian Alps.
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