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Ready to become a real Mantuan? Well, here is an explosion of suggestions to fully engage and embrace the city like a true local. From the unmissable stops for first-timers to the recommendations that will make your stay more comfortable and dynamic. Here are our tips on what to see and do in Mantua like a local. Discover Mantua in 10 unique experi...

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Italy, the leading light of exotic holidays, has long been a treasured escape for tourists. From the iconic settings of films like The Roman Holiday (1953) and Eat Pray Love (2010) to the architectural wonders, Venetian canals, coastal splendours, and mountainous landscapes, Italy stands as a perennial crowd-favourite. The question then arises – wh...

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If Sardinia's beaches, blue waters, and breathtaking scenery are what drew you in, you really have to go to Cala Gonone. This 1600-person little town is a part of the Nuoro province's municipality of Dorgali. The beaches and coves of Cala Gonone are well-known. These are isolated, rocky coves that are mostly only accessible by boat. It does, howeve...

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Sitting just 13 miles outside of Rome is Frascati, one of the small towns known in the region of the Castelli Romani for its villas built by noble families in the 16th century. But one of the best reasons to stop here might just be for its enogastronomic heritage, all tied to the grape harvest season. This village is known for its pupazza, a honey...

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A new study by photo wall art creator StoryBoards revealed that Italy is the most popular winter destination for Americans. The study analysed travel-related keywords such as “flights”, “restaurants”, “ski facilities”, and more, next to 43 popular vacation destinations to find out where Americans are interested in spending their holidays the most....

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On a sunny September day, Termoli’s white travertine streets sparkle under a blue sky. A castle stands watch over a golden beach with turquoise waves providing a gentle soundtrack. Café goers marvel at the neighboring Romanesque church while the town’s residents finish their daily shop before retreating to make lunch behind heavy shutters. The simp...

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Mild and sun-drenched, with gorgeous Alpine views but also beaches, northern Italy’s glacial lakes have been popular since Roman times and offer something for everyone, from families looking for fun in the great outdoors (especially water sports, hiking and treetop adventures) to couples angling for a romantic getaway in a grande dame hotel or bout...

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Sicily, a land of ancient history and breathtaking landscapes, holds among its wonders pearls of rare beauty: its seaside villages. If you are looking for a unique experience that combines the fascination of discovery with the pleasure of physical activity, a Bike Tour in the villages of Portopalo di Capo Passero, Marzamemi and Ortigia is the perfe...

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Bosa, a picturesque town nestled on the western coast of the enchanting island of Sardinia, Italy, is set to steal the spotlight in 2024 as an Italian gem that often goes unnoticed by travellers. With its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, Bosa is emerging as the most beautiful yet underrated destination in Italy. Italian local...

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Named the “Pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea,” located on a stretch of coastline called “The Coast of the Gods,” and having been awarded, a few years back, the title of “The Most Beautiful Village of Italy,” Tropea, a seaside town in Calabria, could easily disappoint by not living up to the very high expectations that such majestic superlatives convey. B...

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