Programs In London

The Italian Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with Kensington Property Consulting Ltd is pleased to invite you to the Evening Seminar Reception: Why it is safer and more profitable to invest in the London residential market than in Italy

Discover the island of Sicily with your family. Explore its cosmopolitan history and identity to understand how the unique mix of peoples who have lived there over 4,000 years created the most extraordinary culture.

The London Pizza Festival returns to Borough Market June 5th to celebrate the publication of Where to Eat Pizza: The Experts’ Guide to the Best Pizza Places in the World. All 5 of the festival's participating pizzerias are featured in my book among the world’s very best.

Visit the world-famous flower show and be inspired by imaginative and engaging fresh and artisan gardens from top designers.

Sud Italia and Italian Kingdom present "Pizza Experience"

The Department of Languages and Cultures of the University of Westminster is pleased to present the screening of two documentaries by Italian filmmaker Luca Vullo, followed by a discussion with the director.

Enjoy dazzling live music from a jazz duo at this awarded winning venue, open daily at Diciannove Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar in Crowne Plaza London - The City opposite Blackfriars station.

Join us for an evening of Italian snacks, aperol spritz cocktails and late night shopping on Wednesday 4 May, from 6 - 8 p.m.

Join us for an evening of Italian snacks, aperol spritz cocktails and late night shopping on Wednesday 4 May, from 6 - 8 p.m.

Annemette Fogh, (MA in English, Italian and Art History. University of Copenhagen, Denmark) present us the Garden of Eden in Venice. The garden was created and bought by an English couple, Frederic and Caroline Eden. From 1884 and throughout La Belle Époque this vast beautiful garden became the meeting point and inspiration for an international elite of writers, poets, actors, and painters from Henry James, Robert Browning, Proust, Sargent, and Monet to the members of the Anglo-American Venetian colony. It is now owned by the Hundertwasser Foundation in Vienna and is completely closed to the public.