How many times have you been to the beach surrounded by noisy people and chaos? Have you ever dreamed of being at an enchanting beach? Punta del Persico might be the right place for you.
Deep blue water and big rocks all around, a magic landscape ...
The Path of the Gods, or in Italian, the Sentiero degli Dei, is named after a legend that claims it was the passage of the Greek Gods to save Ulysses from the sirens that were on the island of Li Galli. It is one of the most fascinating ...
The Transiberiana train of Italy isn't a national route, but a 128 km route that winds between Abruzzo and Molise (from Sulmona to Isernia) year-round.
The Second-Highest Railway in Italy
Its name brings to mind the frigid landscapes of the east from Moscow to Vladivostock, and, in fact, copious ...
After having taken in all the art and culture in Pisa and Lucca, we spent the last days of our holiday relaxing in the beautiful town of Arenzano in the province of Genoa.
Why Arenzano?
If you are wondering why we chose Arenzano, it's because when I ...
Fairytale valleys, enchanted woods, regenerating silence. The surprises hidden in the woods of northern Italy are infinite. There are places where contact with nature is profound and almost overwhelming. This is the case in the Scalve Valley, a mountain community situated between the provinces of Bergamo and Brescia, in ...
The Piceno woodpecker is the symbol of the Marche region and according to legend, it guided the first settlers to this territory. Legend also tells that it first landed on Mount Circe where today the village of Cingoli stands. In fact, the town is known ...
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 ...
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 ...
For a long time, Genoa wasn't very well known. Perhaps viewed with suspicion by Italians, but even more by tourists who considered the city little more than a link between the Riviera di Levante and the Riviera di Ponente and vice versa.
Over the last few decades, ...
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