Routes of the Dolce Vita Train (Orient Express). 3 / The villages of Val D’Orcia and the Tuscan Maremma
From the Eternal City to Poggio Mirteto, among the ancient villages of the Lazio countryside. A stop in Orvieto to...
Have you ever visited the Island of Ponza in Italy, the Blue Pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea?
In Ponza in Italy there are many beaches and coves that can be reached on foot or by boat. The...
Do you know which are the most beautiful beaches in the Conero Park? Here are the ones we recommend you visit
The Conero Park is certainly one of the tourist jewels of the Marche region and of Italy. In this stretch...
Sicily. How to visit the roofs of the Cathedral of Palermo? Costs, advice and timetables
What to do in Sicily? During a visit to the city of Palermo you cannot miss a visit to its...
Do you know which is the village in Abruzzo with the largest “game of Risk” in the world?
Thanks to the photo kindly sent by our reader Franco Di Carlo we know that in Abruzzo there is a...
Itineraries in the Gran Sasso National Park: from Assergi to the Vasto Valley (suitable for everyone) | Find out all the info
Here is an itinerary that will take you to discover the wonderful Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park....
The Porticoes of Bologna become a Unesco World Heritage Site. Find out the details
The marvelous Porticoes of Bologna - a marvelous 62-kilometer system that plow the length and breadth of the city -...
One of the surreal places in Italy. Have you already visited the Rock Church of Santa Maria di Idris in Matera?
The rock church of Santa Maria di Idris is located in Matera in Basilicata and is located in the upper...
How to get to the Acquacheta waterfall described by Dante in the Divine Comedy?
The Acquacheta river is the most important tributary of the Montone which makes a jump of over 70 meters in...
Have you already relaxed in the Terme di Riolo, immersed in a splendid centuries-old park?
Even before the inauguration of the spa in 1877, Riolo was a small town nestled in the hills between Imola...