Milan, city of international fame, the capital of fashion and shopping and so much more. In fact, the Lombard capital and its surroundings can be explored from different perspectives: historical, architectural, artistic, and religious. So for all of you travelers and tourists, the choice is ...

There is a village 40 km from Palermo where no time machine is needed to go back in time. We are talking about Caccamo, whose castle is one of the largest and best-preserved Norman castles in Sicily and Italy.  We are on the top of Mount San ...

Immersed in the lush, green hills of Umbria just 15 km from Perugia lies Torgiano. The origin of this ancient hamlet, surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, most likely dates back to the Etruscan period, as testified by several artifacts. A hypothesis further supported by its ...

A winding road climbs the mountain, gradually becoming narrower and narrower, the colors of the changing landscape, passing from the warm shades of red and orange to the cold ones of green, white and gray. The road seems to never end, you have the impression of ...

"The best-kept secret in Europe" is how Belgian naturalist John Bouquet defined the Valli Cupe, the "Grand Canyon" of Calabria. Situated in the territory of Sersale halfway between the Ionian Sea and the Presila Catanzarese, Valli Cupe was discovered just a few years ago by a ...

Each year, the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage selects a city as the "Capital of Culture". The city of Parma in the Emilia-Romagna region was selected for the year 2020. Let's find out what to see in Parma! What to See in Parma Parma's historic center is quite ...

Even if this is your first time in Bologna, you can already tell that something about this city feels different than any other place you've visited thus far. At dusk, something magical happens and it suddenly becomes clear why the people you've met during the ...

    It's time to start thinking about your winter holiday and getting your skis, snowboards, jackets, and boots ready! All you need is the perfect destination and we think we've found it in the Alps of Tarvisio in northern Italy's Friuli Venezia Giulia region. ©studionord.news This paradise lies ...

Also known as the “Florence of southern Italy”, Lecce enchants its visitors with its exuberant architecture and its old-world charm. In fact, the heart of Salento seems to be a place where time constraints do not exist, or rather, a city in which time seems ...

The most important of the traditions of the city of Lodi begins with the arrival of the new year. On 19th January, in fact, Lodi celebrates St. Bassianus, the patron saint of the city.  Lodi is a small town in the Po Valley, located between Milan ...