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by Silvia Donati |
Often overshadowed by neighboring Trentino with its famous Dolomites, Valtellina, a vast area extending for 200 kilometers within the northern region of…
by John Heseltine |
After a 45-minute drive from Turin you make out the impressive outline of the Alpine peaks that create the vast barrier between this part of Italy and…
by Anonymous (not verified) |
Italy’s heel was ranked second best value destination in Lonely Planet’s ninth annual roundup of best destinations around the world for the upcoming year.
The…
by Boer Bunè |
The Casentino Valley is not the most famous area in Tuscany; foreign and local tourism have passed it by, the wider public stopping in the better known Chianti…
by Charles Joseph |
When visiting Italy, you should always be ready for the unusual, the unexpected and for some continual surprises.
Norcia, which is tucked away in the remote,…
by Carla Passino |
We continue our stroll, following an itinerary rich in art and history, sea and traditions, that starts from Positano. (Click here to read the beginning of…
by Carla Passino |
A bend, and suddenly the cliff drops, golden and frighteningly sheer, to the seemingly bottomless depths of the Mediterranean sea. I just know I’m going to…
by John Heseltine |
'And suddenly there is Cagliari: a naked town rising steep, steep, golden looking, piled naked to the sky from the plain and the head of the formless hollow…
by Stefano Rossini |
Molise is probably Italy’s least well-known region. Nestling between Abruzzo, Puglia and Campania, people pass through Molise when travelling north-south or…
by Stefano Rossini |
Molise’s only port and major tourist resort, Termoli is a city dear to both its inhabitants and visitors for the unique atmosphere of its old centre, its…
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