Parla l'italiano, vivi l'Italia 
Parla l'italiano, vivi l'Italia 
The cradle of Renaissance, the mother of the Italian language and the national best wits, an open-work museum, the capital of culture and an icon of fashion too...
On the East of Perugia, Assisi is standing out, an icon of routes focused on Saint Francis’ tracks, the patron saint of Italy who became a Saint in 1228. This Saint and the spreading of his ideology are the keys to understand the town and even the urban centre...
Perugia: Medieval and Etruscan, in the green of the Tiber’s valley near lake Trasimeno, clinging against a hill and following its shape and its long ridge...
You won’t give up giving a tip if you talk about Palermo: see it from the sea, have a look at the mountains’ view then plunge deep into the gulf and focus on the towers and the domes...
Daring architectural choices, futuristic projects, huge spaces for the exhibitions. Turin has been changing since the beginning of the 1990s then the Olimpic Games of 2006 speeded it up...
Venice: a town where you don’t have to look for anything, you just plunge into its beauty and feel plenty of emotions. Every single wave goes straight to the art since Venice shows its uniqueness on board of gondolas, ferries, steamboats and motorboats...
Everything has been said about Rome, that “whole” that is spread on the web and crams the libraries of the world. What can we add? Maybe we can mention the places that recall the past and are biting the present at the same time in order to read a superb town but human too, rich of unrest that stretches out towards its future...
Verona is united and divided by the embrace of the Adige river, it is the sparkling outdoor theatre for the opera and more intimate when the Season of the XVIIIth century Philharmonic theatre was inaugurated...
Genoa, the “superb”. Francesco Petrarca used this adjective. Actually, in a travel journal of 1358, he described Genoa in Latin using these words “You will see a regal town, placed against a hill, proud for its men end walls whose features make it the lady of the sea"...
