Italy

In Rome the most popular streets are great for exploring on foot, with many iconic sights you’ll find along the way. Brimming with over 900 churches, ancient structures, and the priceless museums of the Vatican, Rome promises to be a rollercoaster ride for the senses. A good way to get your

Italy is one of the most visited countries in the world and no one can resist to its incredible charm, the beauty of its biggest cities or its smallest villages. It’s not a coincidence people refer to Italy as ‘Il bel paese’. It would be impossible to list all the beauties

We asked international travellers what they love most about each of Rome’s distinctive neighbourhoods and this is part one of what they told us. Ancient Landmarks Rome’s ancient rooftops at sunset The Appio Latino neighbourhood is home to the Baths of Caracalla (which are just as ornate and magisterial as you’d expect from

Just as fashion changes with the seasons, so does the stylish city of Milan. Warm up in one of the numerous fashionable boutiques during the winter, try and spot the newest trends from Milan Fashion Week while you relax in the newly green parks, make the most of the summer

Turin has always been in step with artistic and cultural movements (also in Europe) thanks to Savoia’s influence, which throughout the centuries, witnessed the south Alps destiny, painters, writers, poets, architects, who, well-integrated in the local environment, were able to give personality to the future capital of the Kingdom

If you are visiting the Amalfi coast, you can take a trip to Atrani. This place is one of the smallest cities in Italy, a real jewel on the sea. Let’s find out why it is perfect for summer holidays. Atrani is the place you should visit if you

Are you thinking of celebrating Halloween in Italy? If your answer is yes, here are the “most terrifying” ideas chosen for you by visit Italy About the Traditions When you say Halloween in Italy, there are still those who turn up their noses because we give space to a product and

We’ve a lot to thank the Romans for. Straight roads. The Alphabet. Sanitation. Months. But there’s one thing they invented we couldn’t possibly live without: hot, bubbly, and wholesome thermal baths. The alpine resort town of Bormio is home to some of Italy’s best. Bagni Vecchi (old baths), Bagni Nuovi (new

Canyons are particular natural conformations found mainly in the United States, but they also exist in Italy. Let’s find out where they are and how to visit them. Brent de l’Art is the most beautiful canyon in Italy, which is not very famous but is truly incredible. It is

The landscape of Matera is probably already familiar to you, even if you’ve never heard of it, because the Italian city has served as the backdrop for Hollywood epics such as Wonder Woman, The Passion of the Christ and Ben-Hur. Old Town The ancient Sassi district in Matera Unlike other European Old Towns

Puglia is not only Trullo, Ostuni o ear-shaped pasta and olive oil! Scurry along from the tourist honeypots of Lecce and Bari to find rugged, fjord-like bays, coves with clear and crystalline water, and a sun-baked landscape out of the chaos. The southern Italy region of Puglia, the heel

Why go? Located on Italy’s Apulia Coast (on the heel of Italy’s boot), this little town is a dream for beach lovers – especially those with a penchant for quality seafood and a thirst for nightlife. Once a military stronghold, Gallipoli Old Town occupies a tiny headland whose main beach is South-Italian sunshine

Rome has dozens of districts, each with its own architectural quirks, monuments and atmosphere. So how do you decide which to visit first? We asked international travellers what their favourite thing was about every Rome district. This is what they said. Food The legendary Piazza Navona Navona is one of Rome’s

Florence is a small and beautiful city in Italy famous for its incredible culture and amazing history. The city has lots of tourist attraction sites where visitors from all over the world come to explore. In this article we compile our list to the top 10 interesting facts about

Polignano a Mare is a town in the Province of Bari, Puglia, located on the Adriatic Sea. Arguably one of the most romantic spots in the region, a craggy slice of land with several caves, for that Polignano is famous throughout the world for cliff diving. Along with the

Famous for Fiat, vermouth and chocolate, the Piedmontese capital was also the first capital of Italy – endowing it with an incredible architectural heritage. The baroque palazzos and art nouveau cafés that line its boulevards hark back to this historic era, while the alpine peaks beyond crown the cityscape. Food &