Italy, a country where you can always make new and surprising discoveries among its cities, villages, ancient centers and fine architecture. Lombardy offers a wide array of amazing places to visit but which are often overlooked and overshadowed by Milan. Mantua is a must-see for those ...

Jesi (pronounced yeh-zee) is a fairly large town in central Italy's Marche region located just 20 km inland from the Adriatic Sea and the regional capital of Ancona along the famous Riviera del Conero. It may not always make the top of a tourist's "must-see ...

Can you feel the spring breeze? It's time to get out into the warm, fresh air! Discover new enchanting places in the Veneto region. Located between the regions of Veneto and Emilia-Romagna, the Po’ Delta Park is one of the most fascinating natural oases with a vast ...

In Umbria, the region lovingly referred to as the "green heart of Italy", lies the important art city of Spoleto. It has retained traces of its Roman, Lombard, Visigoth, and Papal past evidenced in its architecture throughout the city. Let's find out the main sights in ...

There is no greater thrill than the sight of Messina for those who arrive by ferry from the opposite shore of the strait. The magic begins when you breathe in the sea air, which will stay with you during your entire visit. The atmosphere is made even ...

You may choose to visit the surroundings of the picturesque area of Galzignano Terme (Padua) for several reasons ... However, I ask that you set aside the Euganean Hills and the Church of Sant'Eusebio and follow me on a discovery of the Monumental Garden of Valsanzibio and ...

The Marecchia Valley, or Valmarecchia, is a valley that encompasses parts of Tuscany, the Marches, and the Emilia-Romagna regions of central Italy. This is the land of the ancient Villanovan civilization, of the Malatesta family, and of hilltop villages and castles that seem to be frozen ...

After descending the green hills of the Metauro River Valley, and heading towards the Adriatic Sea, you'll reach the city of Fano. A large, ancient arch welcomes you to the city's historic center. Fano was originally named Fanum Fortunae after the temple of Fortuna built in ...

The beautiful city of Ferrara is located in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region. It may not always be on the top of a tourist's list when visiting Italy, but we can assure you that it has a lot to offer! After all, it wasn't named a UNESCO ...

When you think of the Alpine region of Trentino in northern Italy, you probably think of pristine lakes and jagged mountain terrain, but we bet you didn't know that it also holds one of the most important archeological sites in Europe. The prehistoric pile dwellings ...