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Italy is truly a powerhouse when it comes to tourism. With around 60 million visitors annually, it's the fourth most visited country in the world. And, of course, it's not a mystery why Italy attracts so many. From the sunny Amalfi Coast to the soaring Dolomites, il bel paese (the beautiful country), the land of da Vinci and Caesar, is home to some...

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Thinking about taking a short holiday in December? Italy is a great place to start: you could choose ski resorts adorned with the first snowfall, or charming villages lit up with festive Christmas lights. Don't forget the cultural cities, which feel even more welcoming during the holiday season. And, of course, December is the month of Christmas ma...

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A journey through a land where history has shaped every stone, every tower, every village, in the heart of Romagna and particularly of Tuscan Romagna. The hinterland of Romagna is marked by the presence of several Medici fortresses: in Renaissance times, in fact, part of Romagna was placed under the rule of the Medici, and in general the whole regi...

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If you don't know Genoa, you should know that the city is long but not wide and consists of many small villages like Boccadasse, Nervi, Albaro and Vernazzola on the east side of town, going west it's the same thing. Boccadasse was originally an old fishing village and is very similar to the villages of the Cinque Terre. It has the same small fishin...

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Tuscany isn’t just rolling hills and vineyards — it also boasts a stunning coastline and the enchanting Tuscan Archipelago, made up of seven rugged islands with unspoiled charm. According to legend, the islands were formed from pearls dropped by Venus into the Tyrrhenian Sea. The best islands for tourism are Elba, Giglio and Capraia thanks to their...

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Imagine strolling through cobblestone streets where the aroma of freshly baked bread mingles with the scent of blooming jasmine. Picture yourself sipping espresso in a sun-drenched piazza as church bells chime in the distance. While Rome may be Italy’s crown jewel, there are hidden gems scattered across the country that rival the Eternal City in be...

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Just over an hour’s drive east of Rome, a lesser-known Italian treasure awaits: Abruzzo. This land is remarkably distant in spirit from the bustling capital, with wild valleys and untouched mountain landscapes that seem to belong to a different world altogether. Abruzzo is a region of untamed hills and mountains, where one-third of its area is set...

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The city's transformation from an industrial hub to a vibrant cultural destination is an example of smart urban regeneration. Iconic sites such as the Lingotto Car Factory and OGR-Officine Grandi Riparazioni have been repurposed into cultural venues, demonstrating the city’s commitment to blending history with modern innovation. Torino’s inclusion...

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One of Rome’s finest ancient art museums lies just steps from the Termini Station: Palazzo Massimo. If you are looking for a reprieve from the hustling and bustling Capitoline Museums or Vatican Museums, Palazzo Massimo is the perfect place to enjoy beautiful Roman artwork. It is also incredibly accessible due to its convenient location across the...

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Italy's lakes are renowned for their stunning landscapes and serene beauty. While many tourists flock to popular destinations like Lake Como and Lake Garda, those seeking a more tranquil and authentic experience can explore lesser-known lakes. This guide will help you discover the least touristy lakes in Italy, offering a peaceful retreat away from...

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