BluEtrusco is back by popular demand in the little village of Murlo in the Siena province! It's the only festival dedicated to the Etruscan civilization. The 2022 edition will take place on July 22, 23, and 24. There are numerous events planned for the weekend including a ...

Italy's Basilicata region is one of the few that has two coastlines- one on the Tyrrhenian side and the other on the Ionian Sea. Maratea (Tyrrhenian) is probably the most famous beach destination in the region, but we're here to tell you that Policoro and ...

Castellabate is located on the stretch of the Tyrrhenian coast known as Cilento. Lesser-known to tourists than the more publicized Amalfi Coast, this area runs from Capaccio-Paestum to Sapri and is every bit as beautiful. What to See in Castellabate Castellabate literally means the "abbot's castle" and ...

If you're thinking the name Narni reminds you of something, you're right. The setting of the Chronicles of Narnia is a real city in Umbria with a story to tell. The History of Narni Narni is a city in southern Umbria rich in history and natural beauty. Its history ...

In Lazio's Viterbo province and in the heart of the ancient Etruscan land of Tuscia, lie two of the civilization's most important necropolises and tombs: Tuscania and Tarquinia. The two cities are just 25 minutes apart and make an excellent day trip from nearby Lake ...

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 ...

When you think of Tuscany, the first thing that probably comes to mind are the rolling, green hills dotted with olive trees and vineyards that produce some of the finest wines the world has ever known. You probably haven't considered its coastline much. The truth ...

The city of Terni is located in southern Umbria almost to the Lazio border. From Roman ruins to exquisite waterfalls, the entire province of Terni is well worth a visit. Best of all, it's almost never overcrowded with tourists! Known as both the "City of ...

Italy's Aosta Valley that borders France is known for its flawless scenery regardless of the season. Whether you are looking for a relaxing getaway, a hiking adventure, or a ski trip, La Thuile (pronounced as in French, lah-twill) is your go-to destination.  The Aosta Valley, like all of ...

In Italy's northern region of Lombardy (capital city, Milan) there is a magnificent valley that you have probably never even heard of- Valcamonica. Sometimes written as Valle Camonica, this lush valley lies between the Orobie Alps and the Adamello group and is full of surprises! ...