In the heart of the upper Molise region of central Italy lies the village of Agnone. With just over five thousand people, the tolling of the oldest bells in the world is the soundtrack to winter and ancestral traditions.  The village of Agnone is preparing to rekindle the 'Ndocciata, ...

The Medici Chapels are the mausoleum of the noble family that ruled the city of Florence and Tuscany for about three centuries (except for some brief interruptions). Who Were the Medici? The family was originally from the village of Cafaggiolo in the Mugello. Somewhere during the 12th ...

Palermo's cathedral is fascinating not just for tourists, but even for the locals who pass by on a daily basis. During the daytime, the Romanesque, Norman, Gothic, Baroque, and Neoclassical details are all visible, and in the evening, aglow with yellow light, it becomes even ...

It doesn't matter if you arrive by chance or with a tour guide, the Island of San Lazzaro is a hidden pearl in the San Marco Basin that tells us one of the most beautiful stories of the Republic of Venice. The First Political Asylum Refuge ...

The city of Isernia is the capital of the small, central Molise region. It's situated on a hill surrounded by the Sannita Apennine Mountains. The Most Ancient Human in Italy The first human settlement here dates back to the Paleolithic era. The discovery and study of the ...

The Island of Ortigia is the oldest nucleus of Syracuse. Linked to the town by the Ponte Umbertino, Ortigia is surrounded by blue waters, where you can see sailboats, fishing boats, and other ships. The aroma of saltiness and the shining sun on the sea waves ...

Nettuno is a lovely, fun town on the coast of Latium just outside of Rome. It's full of restaurants and pubs which are located both in the marina and the seafront, but also throughout the center and especially in the medieval village. Perhaps the latter is one the ...

And Italy has done it again. Every time you think you've seen the most beautiful place here, it outdoes itself and you realize there's yet another sight to see even more amazing than the last. The Sanctuary of Madonna della Corona (Sanctuary of Our Lady ...

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 ...

The Torre del Vicario and Ca' di Scheta are two evocative and fascinating accommodation facilities with different characteristics connected by the "Viae Florentinae", a more than 100-year-old commercial road that linked Romagna to Tuscany since the early Middle Ages. This hiking trail truly makes for an ...