Recanati is a Medieval walled city in the Marche region, formed in the 12th century from the union of three castles. The result is a longer than usual hilltop town, which makes a striking impression as you approach it by car. Who Was Giacomo Leopardi? Recanati is ...

The South Tyrol region is Italy's most popular winter destination and for good reason. Aside from the endless possibilities for enjoying the outdoors, the region offers history, incredible food and wine, and unique culture. Bolzano is the largest city followed by Merano and Bressanone, or ...

The Italian capital city of Rome is Italy's number one tourist destination and one of the top travel destinations in the entire world. The cradle of Western Civilization offers everything from ancient history to some of the best designer shopping in Europe if not the ...

In Italy's northern region of Trentino-Alto Adige (also known as South Tyrol in English), lies the beautiful city of Rovereto. This city is full of culture, history, delicious food, and breathtaking countryside. Let's find out what to see in Rovereto! Located between Trento and Verona in ...

Palermo has been called the "city of a thousand faces". Very few cities on the planet have witnessed a past as varied as that of Palermo. Today, it's an exciting coastal destination with multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites that has something for every kind of ...

Ancona is the capital of Italy’s central Marche region situated on the Adriatic Sea. This beautiful city is full of history, art, delicious food, and to top it all off, sits on the Riviera del Conero coastline. If you decide to make Ancona your next ...

The city of Vicenza in Italy's Veneto region is also known as the "City of Palladio", the architect who made it famous. To give you an idea of just how special it is, the entire historic center is officially a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  Vicenza's Major ...

Long before the Romans, there were the Latini, an Italic tribe that settled in central Italy during the Iron Age. The region of Lazio, or Latium, took its name from this tribe which would become the center of Western civilization. Today, more than 10 million people visit ...

Emilia-Romagna, sometimes simply called Romagna, in northern Italy is considered to be the cradle of true Italian cuisine. For foodies, the impressive repertoire of delicacies would be enough to warrant a trip, but there's more. It is where the world's finest luxury vehicles have been ...

This incredible, giant white limestone cliff is located in Vieste (province of Foggia), along one of the most beautiful coasts on earth and inside Gargano National Park. It's a limestone monolith that is the product of natural erosion. Vieste has about thirteen thousand residents, a ...