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May 122020 Top attractions in Capri
Famous international tourist resort since the second half of the nineteenth century, Capri has always been associated with glamorous and élite tourism. A photograph that only partially reflects the island which, for a long time, owes its fortunes to cruise tourism and day trips.
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Apr 292020 Best beaches of Smeralda Coast, Sardinia
The Smeralda Coast enchants with its crystal clear waters, pink sand, and century-old junipers
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Apr 272020 Best beaches in Salento
Summer has finished, but we are still in need of a nice day of relaxation and fun at the beach, maybe in one of the gorgeous spots of Salento or why not even on the Gargano peninsula.
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The idea of the Amalfi coast makes you think of the sea, good food and magnificent landscapes with its villages, perched among the rocks.
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Apr 222020 5 towns for a long weekend in Italy – part 2
Here are 5 of the most beautiful cities to visit in Italy all periods of the year
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Apr 172020 What to do in Portofino
Iconic place to visit if you plan to spend your holiday in Italy
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Apr 032020 Civita di Bagnoregio: the dying city
While travelling through the center of Italy, don’t miss the opportunity to visit Civita di Bagnoregio, a small village full of charm.
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The town, in the province of Perugia, is a beautiful Renaissance oasis in medieval Umbria. Founded by the Umbrians, it became a Roman municipality under the name Tifernum Tiberinum.
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Mar 302020 Why Italians call it “Prosecchino”
If you have the opportunity to come to Italy, and you are in a bar, you might happen to hear this expression from the locals: “Excuse me can I have a prosecchino?". And it is indeed the real Italian Prosecco, not a new revised version!
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Mar 252020 Noto, Unesco Heritage site in Sicily
Noto is a splendid example of the Sicilian Baroque. Despite its modest size, it was an important Sicilian, Roman, Byzantine and then Arab center.
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Mar 232020 Fascinating castles in the Niccone valley
11miles long, where Tuscany meets Umbria, the Niccone valley or also called ‘Valle del Niccone’, owes its name to the Niccone stream, a tributary of the Tiber which is located between Umbertide and Cortona.
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Mar 092020 Amalfi Coast's beauty
Indulge in the Amalfi Coast's beauty and cliff-side views
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