These are the 13 cheapest cities in Europe to travel to in 2026 (none are Italian)
The historic British magazine TimeOut, specializing in travel and urban culture, has published the ranking of the cheapest European cities
I was on the Bernina Red Train and I’ll explain why it is an experience that will remain in your heart
The Bernina Red Train: everyone is talking about it, it is now everywhere with breathtaking images of summer and winter
Because this small village has been elected the most virtuous municipality in Italy
The 19th edition of the Virtuous Municipalities Award crowns Pontboset as the most Virtuous Municipality in Italy. The small alpine
This is the cleanest city in the world: it’s located in Europe (and it’s super cheap too)
Urban cleanliness represents one of the elements that most affects visitors’ perception of a city. Well-kept streets, tidy public spaces
In Abruzzo there is a fountain that dispenses free wine all year round: here’s where to find it
In Italy there really is a fountain from which red wine flows instead of water. This is not a legend
This could be the perfect destination for your next trip (and it just won 4 World Travel Awards)
If you are looking for a destination that truly has it all – thousand-year history, landscapes you will never forget,
Walks near Turin: where to go for a day outdoors (even in winter)
Walking is good for you, you don’t need to cite scientific studies or statistics to know that being outdoors, moving
The secret spas of Milan really exist: underground in Piazza Oberdan there is an abandoned Art Nouveau masterpiece
Under Piazza Oberdan, in the beating heart of Milan, where Corso Buenos Aires intersects the monumental toll booths of Porta
These are the dirtiest cities in the world: some well-known Italian locations are also among the top 5 in the ranking
For travelers, cleanliness is not a secondary detail: it affects comfort, perceived safety and, ultimately, the quality of the experience.
Hasekura’s walk: 107 km from Civitavecchia to Rome in the footsteps of the Japanese samurai who walked to the Vatican in 1615
The Hasekura Walk is much more than a simple hiking route: it is a journey through time that recalls one