Parla l'italiano, vivi l'Italia 
Parla l'italiano, vivi l'Italia 
Beyond Rimini there is its hinterland, with two valleys that mustn’t be missed, the Marecchia and the Conca. Let’s start with the first one; in the last years new villages have become...
In the South of Sicily the line of the horizon often meets witnesses of Hellenic, Arabic and other people who crossed the island. But the landscape is neither crowded nor chaotic and the nature...
There isn’t an ideal season to discover the Alpe di Siusi. People generally think about it in Winter because of the great number of white tracks that this jewel from Alto Adige can offer to its visitors but it isn’t just that...
Salento. One word, two seas, more than eighty watching towers and endless points of view. A separate world where the sea, the land and the stones shape amazing landscapes, the sea’s waves are as clear as the crystal and the biodiversity is the queen...
On the Western edge of Liguria Savona stands out, it is featured by the Priamar stronghold, once a fortification and a citadel of art and culture nowadays....
You are in the South of Umbria, to be discovered avoiding being in a hurry in order to be surround by an atmosphere that is paced my amazing places and a whispered beauty. You can start with Orvieto: its blonde tuff cliff...
The fame of its very well-known lagoon is due to the combination of two opponent forces, the ebb and flow of tides together with the water that comes from the rivers and canals. Venice is in the middle...
Sceneries framed by the time and amazing and quiet places, postcard landscapes where old towered and walled villages are spread, rich of witnesses from the past and of religious traditions, musical icons and sports opportunitie...
Besides Parma, there’s the area around it: curvy hills, the mosaic of the valleys, the geometry of the vineyards, the plants lines and the corn fields in the sun in Summer....
It stretches along a hill chain that slowly degrades towards the sea, just twenty kilometres far. It’s Ragusa, a town with two faces: a modern one featured by wide streets and the old smaller one known as “Ibla” in the Baroque style...
There’s a treasure of art in the spell of the Italian landscape; it is the town of Biella, smaller than Turin but great in its possibilities: besides being an International wool market...
Deep sea and vertical mountains and the shape of the hills in between. This is the Piceno, an area that is crossed by the shaped hills that climb down from the Sibillini Mountains...
Veneto is a region of art mixed with nature and culture: an invaluable treasure that features Venice and Verona as its symbols. But Veneto isn’t “only” Venice, Verona or Lake Garda...
Siracusa and the South-Eastern Sicily: a world fame artistic heart. Not far you can se the famous “triangle of the Sicilian Baroque”, featured by Noto, Modica and Ragusa...
Sardinia gathers a huge amount of environmental, historical and cultural values spread along a varied territory. Which ones? The Northern-Western side, in the province of Sassari that...
World heritage, Pompei is one of the most visited archaeological sites in the world and as Herman Melville, the author of Moby Dick wrote, it is the same as every other town, it doesn’t matter if it is dead or alive since Pompei is a journey through the past with its temples...
An endless row of rocky bastions plunging down into the sea, steep slopes and olive trees mixed with citrus groves and vineyards. The Costiera Amalfitana is all this and much more, crossed by the famous...
Renon isn’t chaotic, polluted, noisy, frivolous. Its colours, its perfumes and its tastes are so charming because of the lack of any borders between men and nature...
North-Western Sicily: a mosaic of sun and gold, green brush strokes and the blue sea along the coastline. Between Alcamo and Trapani, in the hinterland, rocky hills and moon landscapes to...
The area of Langhe, in the province of Cuneo in Piedmont is a great choreography: curvy hills as far as the eye can see, hazelnut trees, Autumn multi-coloured vineyards, timeless tiny villages and divine wine...