The FIS World Cup delights ski fans since 1967. Many champions managed to win it more than once. Just match the overall winner with the years of his triumph.

One of most beautiful places in the world is also one of the most seismically threatened. Let's remember some of the major earthquakes that have ravaged the land in the last century.

This is the second part of our journey to places you can find only in books (and sometimes films).

A long time ago, Ago was the greatest on the motor track. "Ago" was the nickname of the legendary motorcycle road racer Giacomo Agostini. Let's recall some events of his life and career.

Many people's names mean something: animals, plant, objects. These names can be translated literally in another language. See how some famous English or American people would be called if they were Italians. Some translations are stinkers, be warned.

Having learnt English from Beatles lyrics, I imagined someone could learn Italian the other way round: from literal translations of the first verses from these immortal tunes.

Yes, we play baseball in Italy. At least, I do -on the beach. Are you able to identify these baseball terms and names, in Italian?

Welcome to the show. Tonight 's gig includes standards with a nocturnal title. Enjoy.

If you love western movies and novels you should be familiar with these Native American language names, all extinct or with just a handful of active speakers.

Italians created many pasta dishes putting creativity not only in the recipes, but also in their names.

We all love poems. But do we know when great poets lived? Or when they died? Let see if you can guess, for each quartet of poets, which one was the last to depart.

Torino or Turin is known for Fiat car factory but is indeed a fascinating although underrated city. Let's visit it.

An overview of the best cycling climbs in the Alps and Pyrenees.

Find out the odd one in these hopefully unusual quartets, on subjects spreading across many FunTrivia categories.

The Bard is the Bard everywhere. In Italy, a fair share of the works onstage are Shakespeare's. In the Italian translation, of course. Let's see if you can name the play from these very famous lines in the Italian version.

Somewhat obscured by its neighbour Florence, Siena is one of the most beautiful towns in Italy and one of the craziest in the world.

Some facts about the fashion capital.

Italy in the Six Nations Tournament! How strange in the Land where football rules. Let's give homage to the few braves who dare to fight the Mighty French and Britons with this quiz about Italian Rubgy Terms.