Belluno – Ponte nelle Alpi: the Bridge to the Dolomites.
Tourism
Turin – Torino
Torino, Italy – Modern city, Historic past
Etruscan Necropolises of Cerveteri and Tarquinia
A Unesco Heritage Site not far from Rome
The Archaeological Area of Aquileia
The Emperor Justinian once described Aquileia as “the greatest of all the towns in the West”.
Discover Palermo: the Arab-Norman Itinerary
An itinerary through the beauties of arab and norman origins in Sicily.
Italian National Parks III
Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio The largest of the historical Italian national parks and of the entire Alps Mountain Chain. It starts in the heart of the Central Alps, including the valleys, forged by ice, and water erosion, coming from the Ortles-Cavedale mountains chains. The landscape is formed by evergreen forests, […]
Vietri sul mare
The first pearl of a string along the coast.
The most famous castles in Basilicata
If you have a penchant for historical buildings and castles are your thing, then Basilicata may be the region for you! Basilicata is home to some magnificent buildings created by the Normans, the Bourbons, and the Anjou. Many of them are in ruins but still maintain a timeless charm. However, […]
Siena, the Cathedral
The term ‘Gothic’ has not been a traditional compliment in the imperious lexicon of the most influential schools of thought in Italian architecture. Why bother with a framework when our walls are built to last? The piers, buttresses and arches of Normandy held no charms for visionaries tumid with their […]
Itinerary in San Gimignano and Volterra
San Gimignano and Volterra are two Tuscan hill towns, physically close to each other, but very different. You might consider travelling first to Volterra and then on to San Gimignano, planning to arrive there about 5 PM. San Gimignano hosts a LOT of tourists during the day but most of […]