Tag: what to visit

In Italy, precisely in Tuscany, there is a corner of paradise which, despite its beauty, is still relatively unknown to mass tourism. We are talking about Bagni San Filippo, which ...

In compliance with the ministerial indications on compliance with the rules to combat the epidemic, the museums of the Uffizi Galleries reopen to the public. Following the DPCM of January ...

Have you ever visited Troina? The main square of Troina is Piazza Conte Ruggero, located in the highest part of the historic center, from where it is possible to observe ...

The "little house that smiles" has now become the star of Roccacaramanico in Abruzzo, a small hamlet that belongs to the municipality of Sant'Eufemia a Majella. Roccacaramanico is a small ...

Marlurita's “museum” house is truly a very special place. In fact, right between these humble walls of a house in the historic center of the town of Pacentro in Abruzzo, ...

Those who have already visited Santo Stefano di Sessanio in the past may already know it, but those who have not yet gone to this splendid and well-preserved village of ...

Ponza Island, in Italy, differently from Capri island or the Aeolian Islands off the coast of Sicily, is less known and less touristic and this is one the best things ...

Apricale Italy. Among the hills of the Ligurian hinterland, the medieval village of Apricale appears like a jewel set in the rock. From here the gaze is lost in the ...

Isola Bella (Isola Bela in local dialect) is located in Lake Maggiore, is part of the group of the so-called Borromean Islands and is located in the gulf dedicated to ...

It's beautiful! As soon as you see it, this Sanctuary could be mistaken for a wonderful castle in the woods, just like those told in fairy tales. Then you get ...