There’s another Naples beneath your feet. An entire hidden city that runs underground and “supports” modern Naples like an immense network of stone stilts! For some time now, this underground Naples has become a tourist attraction, and where once there were only secret tunnels, abandoned warehouses and cellars, now there are fascinating itineraries rich in […]
Was it a forest? A customs border? Or really a lemon grove stretching to the far north of the Mediterranean area? It’s a bit of a mystery, but this too is part of Limone sul Garda‘s charm. Yes, we are on Lake Garda—between Lombardy, Veneto, and Trentino in northern Italy—and yet lemons grow here. At […]
Have you ever thought of Milan as a spring break destination? Perhaps not, because when you imagine this city you see fog, cold, gray buildings and skyscrapers. But when the sun comes out and all the parks are in bloom, in spring, it totally changes its “face”. It is beautiful, literally. Visiting this Italian […]
You don’t have to be a believer to appreciate the atmosphere of Easter. And you don’t have to be Catholic to capture the emotion of the celebrations associated with this holiday, especially in those countries where certain moments become intensely popular. Italy is at its best during the Easter period. The south, in particular, hosts […]
Sanremo, in Liguria, is a city renowned in Italy as the home of the nation’s most important song festival. In addition to Italy’s most talented singers, the stage boasts floral decorations of rare beauty, as floriculture is an ancient art here, handed down for many years. And in honor of this local art, Sanremo also […]
Between February and March, at the foot of Mount Etna, a tradition is repeated: every year, almost uninterrupted, since the distant 16th century. It is the Carnival of Acireale, the mardi gras festival that lights up the Sicilian coastal night, often competing with the volcano’s lava fountains in the background. The heart of this […]
The heart of the Ladin community, this valley nestled in the Gardena Dolomites (district of Bolzano) is home to natural wonders such as mountain lakes, the majestic peaks of the Sella Group, and the Sassolungo, a veritable “rock castle” (3,181 meters high) that changes shape and color depending on the angle from which you look […]
Calabria is the toe of the Italian “boot” and is, by definition, “the California of Italy”. This southern region is famous for its miles of enchanting beaches, its seabeds beloved by divers, its nearly year-round sunshine, and its outdoor lifestyle. And in winter? Hardly anyone considers Calabria a skiing destination… and perhaps this is precisely […]
Among the main Italian and European ski resorts, we suggest a small town of 800 inhabitants: Madonna di Campiglio, in the Italian region of Trentino. A small village that has grown thanks to winter and summer tourism, welcoming snow sports enthusiasts, hikers, and mountain walkers, depending on the season. Why choose Madonna di Campiglio, among […]
