Parla l'italiano, vivi l'Italia 
Parla l'italiano, vivi l'Italia 
Alto Adige doesn’t only mean mountains tops and peaks; just think about the plain of Merano where the “most Northern” European palms grow up thanks to the mountains that...
They’ll stand out, all of a sudden after you have crossed the wavy wheat stretches interrupted by lines of olive trees: they are the very famous “Stones of Matera”, an amazing landscape made of curvy streets...
Siena: an amazing town with its twirled streets, laid down on the tuff hills that feature its shape. It’s difficult to go to Tuscany without visiting Siena and Piazza del Campo...
Urbino and its precious treasure, the great Ducal palace built by the will of the Duke Federico II of Montefeltro. Urbino is the home-place of its most famous citizen, Raffaello...
An agreeable landscape that is not compressed by the time: this is how Treviso can described, a charming and inviting destination thanks to its historical past and its artistic treasures and a great respect for the environment...
Eastern Sicily: a history book carved in the stone and in the lava stone too that paces the rhythm of history. Baroque cities and Greek icons feature the Northern-Eastern side of the ancient Trinacria as well as the sea and its depth that deserve to be explored...
A Silver stretch of olive trees and flowering almond trees, five petals and five sepals for each flower, the triumph of white that often turns into pink producing delicate chromatic movements. On the other hand, the white colour of the stones of Alberobello is dazzling...
Trento is a city of art, plunged in a landscape that offers, just a few kilometres by car, training climbing-rocks, wellness activities, tracks in the mountains and amazing landscapes. It is a meeting town featured by an old vocation that makes it the protagonist of important historical events...
The leaning tower, the cathedral, the baptistery, the monumental cemetery. Four amazing buildings in a spectacular scenery, the Cathedral Square, better known as the Miracles Field; it is the triumph of the Romanesque and Pisa architectural style...
Shows from the showrooms, music in the museums, exhibitions in the restaurants. That s the contemporary Milan: from the capital of the Western Empire to the International capital of business, fashion and design. Milan unveils monuments and places that tell about past centuries and...
A thick art texture: in the heart of this town, the recent history has substituted an important past made of remains from the Roman and the Medieval town before the Venetian Renaissance...
Lively, mellow, cultured, happy-go-lucky, traditional and innovative at the same time. That is Bologna, gathered around two towers featuring a medieval charm and amazing Renaissance palaces, a town of hidden gardens where streets are old and crossed by endless and invisible themes...
Volterra is called “the windy town” since it is perched on the top of the hill between the Cecina and the Era valleys...
A landscape of stones and sea, of ponds and islands. That is Cagliari’s business card, gathered around the limestone white rocks and the blue sea, with its houses looking out on the cliffs and the bright shade of Salinas just behind the beach...
You must know Ravenna for many different reasons. For its art and its history first that are represented by its mosaics and Byzantine past that left amazing monuments...
Parma is a town that fulfils your senses. It proudly shows its architecture and goes along visitors by the note of its famous composer Giuseppe Verdi...
Colour is the first striking thing. Not just the churches’ and palaces’ one but the bridges and the colonial houses’ as well: the molten rock from the Etna overlooks the landscape by means of its dark...
If you watch it from the height of Posillipo, you’ll see a huge ring split into two parts. That is Naples, its diameter and its very famous street called “Spaccanapoli” – that cross the centre from the Spanish District (Quartieri Spagnoli) to Forcella district, cutting the town along a direct line. Eternally famous...
Trieste: it is hold between the sea and the Carsic uplands that have been engraved by the rain and it is eternally hanging between the past and the future although focusing on a sparkling present. Its cosmopolitan atmosphere as well as its geographic position makes it a crossroad in the middle of Europe...
Manzoni was the first, among the greatest Italian novelists ever. Then Don Abbondio’s cloth, one of the main characters of “The Bethrothed”, a novel that gave the immortality to its author, afterwards it was replaced with the brands from the jet set and the national and international Vips...
