Gole del Nera: the secret canyon of Umbria between turquoise waters and illuminated tunnels
Between Narni and Stifone, in Umbria, there is a place out of time, immersed in uncontaminated nature. We are talking
Roccamonfina, the anti-heat village in Campania born from fire
The municipality of Roccamonfina, in the province of Caserta, is one of the most interesting destinations for anyone looking for
What to see in Valtellina? 4 hidden villages that will surprise you
There is a vertical Italy, carved into the rock and designed by rows of vines that defy gravity, where the
Lake Garda: 5 picturesque villages to absolutely visit (with postcard views that you won’t forget)
Our itinerary on the Venetian shore of Lake Garda begins in the south and slowly climbs north. Here the lake
It’s not Norway: it’s Veneto and under this lake there is an entire submerged town with a bell tower
Sometimes to find landscapes capable of recalling Northern Europe you don’t need to travel thousands of kilometres. Just get to
Why some travelers put a shoe inside the hotel safe
Nobody (or almost nobody) leaves a hotel room with one foot bare. It is from this banal certainty that a
I’ll take you with me to Grado to discover the Island of the Sun, between the canals of the lagoon and a medieval historic center
We visited Grado in late autumn, during a stay in Friuli, and fell in love with it instantly. Nicknamed the
These are all the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Sardinia that you need to know if you are on holiday on the island (there is also a map)
From nuraghi to ancient tombs carved into the rock, passing through traditional songs, popular festivals and natural landscapes: Sardinia holds
The Path of the Brigands turns ten and changes one stage: 108 kilometers against the depopulation of 18 villages between Abruzzo and Lazio
Ten years ago, in 2016, a group of volunteers traced a 108 kilometer ring through the woods of the central
Cortina declares war on “coarse tourism”: stop bivouacs and picnics in the centre, also tightening on clothing
Tents pitched where they shouldn’t be, sleeping bags on benches, campers transformed into small campsites and impromptu picnics at the