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The Tibetan Bridge that connects the two shores of Lake Vagli with a ten-meter glass walkway is located between the peaks of Monte Tambura and Monte Pisanino and is anchored ...

Do you want to relax in Abruzzo? The one we present in this article is certainly not an exhaustive list, since there are many places in Abruzzo that allow you ...

The San Fele waterfalls are located in the territory of the homonymous village in Basilicata and are a naturalistic site that includes various paths that wind along mule tracks and ...

The village of Monteriggioni, in Tuscany, can undoubtedly be considered one of the most beautiful in Italy. With its squares, narrow streets, towers and walls it allows you to take ...

Thanks to the photo sent by our reader Francesco Paolo Gileno who often gives us wonderful shots, we can admire one of the most characteristic views that can be admired on ...

In Ponza in Italy there are many beaches and coves that can be reached on foot or by boat. The landscape that frames them is a Mediterranean postcard with a ...

The marvelous Porticoes of Bologna - a marvelous 62-kilometer system that plow the length and breadth of the city - become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is the announcement ...

Roccacaramanico is a beautiful, well-kept and welcoming village in Abruzzo with a wonderful view of Mount Morrone della Maiella. The photo is by Andrea Fiordigiglio. Join Travelling in Italy (official ...

The Banditaccia necropolis is an Etruscan necropolis, pertaining to the ancient city of Caere, located on a tuffaceous hill north-west of Cerveteri, in the province of Rome. The necropolis extends ...

The Lake of Montagna Spaccata is a small and graceful lake of artificial nature located in Abruzzo, in the heart of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park at an ...