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Salento
Salento, the southernmost area of Apulia, is a peninsula between two seas, the Adriatic and the Ionian: it is a land of a thousand facets,…
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Lecce, the pearl of Puglia
Lecce, is one of the most fascinating open-air museums in Italy, so much so that it has earned the nickname of Florence of the South.The…
Dante Alighieri in Florence
700 years have passed since the death of the Great Poet, but there are still some traces of his passing through the streets of Florence.…
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Matera and his “Sassi”
“Of the cities I have been to, Matera is the one that smiles at me the most, the one I see the best, through a…
Umbria between sacred and secular
The meeting of different histories and cultures has always contributed to shaping Umbria‘s identity. One of the smallest regions of Italy preserves intact the evident…
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The ancient Basilicas of Milan
An itinerary in the heart of the city to discover its ancient basilicas. A trip to Milan cannot be considered complete without a visit to…
Lake Como: sailing route along the western shore
Lake Como is famous all over the world for the deep blue of its waters and the lush green of the surrounding hills. It is…
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The green hills of Chiantishire
Chianti is the area of Tuscany, between Florence, Siena and Arezzo: it is dotted with characteristic villages, each with its own architecture and landscapes that…
Sicily: history and myth in the city of Syracuse
Syracuse was the only city of antiquity to rival Athens and this should be enough to convince you to pack your bags! The great Greek…
The Amalfi Coast
Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Amalfi Coast is one of the 55 Italian sites included by UNESCO in the World Heritage List: it appears as…