These beaches have been crowned the most beautiful in the world for 2026 (and two are located in Sardinia)
The world ranking of the most beautiful beaches is an exercise that every year calls into question consolidated geographical certainties.
It looks like a Swiss lake but it is in Umbria, the Romans transformed it like this 2300 years ago (and it hides a legend of dragons)
The first thing that strikes you, arriving in Piediluco, is the sense of disorientation. You expect the Umbria of golden
In the Nera Gorges there is a 2000 year old Augustus Bridge and you’ve probably never heard of it
There are places that have existed for so long that they almost seem normal to those who live near them.
Seville beats Barcelona and Madrid: these are the Spanish cities most loved by Italians in 2026
Spain is no one’s second choice, on the contrary, for the Italian tourists who visit it it is often the
I was in Alberobello one evening and I’ll tell you why seeing the illuminated trulli is a unique emotion (which you must experience too)
Arriving in Alberobello in the evening means witnessing a slow and surprising transformation. The daylight gives way to soft lighting
I’ll take you to Bagno Vignoni, the unmissable Tuscan village that instead of a square has a pool of thermal water that flows at 49 degrees
There are places that surprise you as soon as you arrive, but Bagno Vignoni goes further: it surprises you. In
This Greek island has been voted ‘the most relaxing destination in the world’, with pristine beaches and temperatures of 25°C in June
There is still a corner of Greece where the hordes of selfie-takers, noisy beach clubs and crazy-priced cocktails don’t come.
Euganean Hills: I’ll take you to discover the medieval villages that you absolutely must see a stone’s throw from Padua
A few kilometers from Padua, a scenario opens up that is surprising in its shape and atmosphere: the Euganean Hills,
Pantelleria: the most beautiful free and natural spas in Italy that arise from lava rock
Pantelleria is a volcanic island 70 km from Tunisia and 100 km from Sicily, reachable by ferry from Trapani (about
In the woods of the Castelli Romani a four meter tall wooden woman has appeared
A good four meters of fir wood, half-closed eyes and a gaze turned towards the ground: it is called Flora