The Archipelago of the Aeolian Islands take its name from the God Aeolus, god of winds, and is made up of seven islands scattered along the north eastern coast of Sicily. Read the rest »
If, after spending a full day between the queues and the crowds of the Colosseum, the Fori Imperiali and the Piazza San Pietro, you want to relax, to taste the typical Roman cuisine, to stroll on quiet streets or to spend a pleasant evening with friends: get a ride in Trastevere. Read the rest »
Unlike the more traveled regions of Italy, Basilicata is best reserved for seasoned travelers. This is a region found in the “calve” of Italy, and the locals here are not especially accustomed to tourists, so you won’t find any tour buses here. Read the rest »
The link between Venice and the sea is an indissoluble bond that can never be dissolved. To understand how important it is, just think of the many events that celebrate this relationship. Read the rest »
Castello Dal Pozzo has an ancient history and unique surroundings on Lake Maggiore. It is a charming eighteenth-century palazzo, fully equipped, with SPA and fitness center, conference center, luxurious bedrooms and intimate wine bar. Read the rest »
During the month of June, one of the most beautiful and lesser known lake communities in Italy hosts a music festival of some renown. Read the rest »
The Ribollita is a typical Florentine recipe, which has become particularly sought after by tourists as a symbol of the cuisine of this city’, even if now it can not be missing in the menu of most of the finest restaurants. Read the rest »
