The most suggestive scenery of South Tyrol: the Sciliar Dolomites and the Siusi Alps. Inhale and exhale. Savor the atmosphere. The purity and clarity of the air are already enough to convince any mountain lover to stay for days! Immersed in one of the most ...

Trapani cuts the sea into two parts with its sickle shape (this is the meaning of its name, Drepanon) and smells of salt, sand, and red seaweed that settles to dry on its beaches. Getting there is perhaps simpler if you arrive from mainland Italy (landing ...

The Sigurtà Garden Park (il Parco Giardino Sigurtà) was an unexpected surprise. We didn’t know a thing about it when some friends invited us to spend a day there, but at the end of the day, we were thanking them for such a wonderful idea. ©Silvia ...

The Italian peninsula stretches from the Alps to the Strait of Messina with its characteristic boot shape. The Isthmus of Catanzaro in Calabria is the narrowest part of Italy. It is in fact a thin strip of land, just thirty kilometers long, that divides the Ionian Sea from ...

A famous town on the coast of Latium near Rome, Anzio is linked to the figure of Emperor Nero, who had his villa built overhanging the sea. The property, which also includes some private spas, can be visited and extends up to the lighthouse overlooking ...

Within the massive area that encompasses the Abruzzo, Lazio, and Molise National Park, lie the Mainarde Mountains and the Upper Volturno Valley. These majestic peaks are limestone massifs whose peaks are among the highest in the Molise region. Lago di Castel San Vincenzo ©Andrea di Meo Plants, ...

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 ...

To better understand any place it is important to consider its origin, its history. Tens of millions of years ago where the current Apuan Alps dominate, there was a sea. The thrust of the continental masses in a continuous, very slow movement, caused horizontal layers ...

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 ...