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Discover the best trekking parks in Tuscany and dive into nature!


Li Galli archipelago or "of the Mermaids", where Ulysses, the protagonist of Homer's Odyssey, managed to resist the siren song by being tied to the mast of his ship, on the advice of the sorceress Circe. And where the Argonauts were saved thanks to the sound of Orpheus' lyre, which emitted sounds ...


There are many curiosities surrounding Tuscany and we want to reveal ten of them that perhaps you did not know.


Campo Imperatore, the extended plateau, also called “Piccolo Tibet” (small Tibet), offers landscapes to see, listen and observe. This place has glacial and karst-alluvial origins and it’s one of the most extended plateau in Italy, located in the heart of the monumental Gran Sasso, in the Parco ...


Pompei is an Italian city in the Region Campania at 40 minutes by car from the Amalfi coast. It is known for its ancient city buried in 79 AD from the eruption of Vesuvius.


Discover the San Pietro Island and its amazing hidden places!


Jun 32020 Italy in numbers
We had fun making a list of curiosities regarding Italy: its boot shape hides rather unexpected peculiarities from north to south.


Uncover Italy’s hidden treasures with the new discovery of an ancient Roman mosaic beneath the Amarone vineyards. This remarkable find adds a layer of history to your wine holiday, blending culture and indulgence in one unforgettable experience. Let your next Italian getaway take you where the ...


Famed as an exclusive Italian destination since the late 19th century, Capri has long been associated with glamorous, high-end holidays and elite tourism. Over time, it has also embraced a thriving culture of cruise tourism and day-trippers, all drawn to its irresistible Italian charm.


Iconic place to visit if you plan to spend your holiday in Italy


While travelling through the center of Italy, don’t miss the opportunity to visit Civita di Bagnoregio, a small village full of charm.


If 2019 was the year of Leonardo da Vinci to which exhibitions and cultural events were dedicated, 2020 is the year of Raffaello Sanzio.