Amalfi

Amalfi is an internationally known tourist town thanks to its natural beauties and its mild climate. Its history, its landscapes, the sea, the monuments are a wonderful and unique cocktail.Situated between the Lattari mounts, rich of citrus groves, and the sea, Amalfi is the pearl of the coast to...

Camogli

Camogli (Ligurian Camoggiano in) is an Italian town of 5674 inhabitants of the province of Genoa in Liguria. A typical fishing village, the tourist center known for its marina and the colorful buildings along the seafront. It is also called the City of Thousand Veliero Bianchi or Gemma...

Tellaro

Picturesque seaside village, is situated at Tellaro eastern Gulf of Poets, on a rocky spur that slopes towards the sea. Its origins are linked to the ancient village Barbazzano that with the great plague of 1348 was abandoned by encouraging the development of Tellaro, probably built between 1320...

Positano

It is said that Positano was founded by some inhabitants of Paestum fleeing from a raid of the Saracens (cruel pirates of the time). The settlement that you have some news that is of Roman origin, however, were found in Positano, specimens belonging to the Palaeolithic, which show the origin much...

Porto Cesareo

Porto Cesareo is a small village on the Ionian coast of Salento. The country is typical and the old part built in the style Salento on the road that runs along the sea and surrounding the village are several restaurants that cook excellent fish. Ideal for a holiday of true simplicity of living the...

Montepulciano

Montepulciano is a hilltop town with an eye for theatricality. You simply can't help but love the atmosphere! It's one of Tuscany's more important wine towns and as such is always bursting with life. You'll find Renaissance art, well-stocked cantinas, shops and eateries aplenty and...

Civita di Bagnoregio

Civita di Bagnoregio is a beautiful medieval village built on a particularly unstable terrain made up of limestone. Born as a result of repeated volcanic eruptions. The origins of the town date back to the Etruscan period. During this period were made to the buildings channeling the water and its...

Isola del Giglio

The island of Giglio is one of the main islands that make up the Tuscan Archipelago. It 'a real gem of beauty and peace. It can be reached by ship from Port St. Stephen in Argentario area and once you are on you can stay in Giglio Porto, a very nice town built in Tuscan...

Lucca

Lucca is a province of Tuscany. While not a destination for mass tourism as other provinces of Tuscany such as Florence, Siena and Lucca, is rich in beauty and historical, artistic and natural. Lucca has indeed perhaps precisely that something extra given the confidentiality of the place and the...

Craco

It continues the journey to knowledge of the old ghost villages. One of the most mysterious and fascinating is in Basilicata, in the province of Matera. It is a village completely abandoned and half destroyed, with fiery yellow colors, which stands in the middle of a land...

Giannutri Island

The Tuscan Archipelago is one of most important of the Tyrrhenian Sea, and it includes some very famous islands as Isola d'Elba and Giglio Island, there are also other ones less knowns but also beautifull like Capraia, Gorgona nad Pianosa ... Finally...

Volterra

Wonderful Etruscan and medieval city, overlooking the tuscany countryside. An atmosphere of mystery pervades the village of this city, whose origins began with the Etruscan period, and then the Roman Empire, of which in the city still retains important traces. One of the most spectacular...

Gallipoli

Gallipoli is a mid-sized town in the south of Italy, Apulia, and it is made from a new part, which is on land and an old one which stands on a promontory of rock fortress, connected to the mainland by a bridge. The atmosphere inside the town is very lively, people love being...

Polignano a Mare

Polignano a Mare (Pghgnen in polignanese) is a town of 16,294 inhabitants in the province of Bari, whose oldest part lies on a rocky promontory at 24 meters above sea level. The district, bounded on the east by the Adriatic Sea, bordered to the north Mola di Bari, Conversano with west, south-west...

Lerici

Lerici is a town of medium size, situated on the eastern Ligurian coast near the border with Tuscany. The village is situated on a hill that descends to the sea and creates a bay where the port of the city is placed which is also the marina. It's the ideal destination to spend a...

Florence

Florence, is one of the 3 most visited cities in Italy along with Rome and Venice. What makes this city unique is its past and its history, with the great wealth and splendor. In fact Florence is known as the cradle of the Renaissance, the place where the Renaissance was conceived and put into...

Sciacca

Sciacca is an Italian town of 40,929 inhabitants in the province of Agrigento in Sicily. It is a city of sea, tourism and spa. Rich of monuments and churches, is known among others for its historic carnival. Sciacca has a shape similar to an amphitheater that looks on the southern sea of Sicily,...

Alagna Valsesia

Alagna Valsesia is an ancient alpine village, situated in one of the main valleys of Monte Rosa. His history has very ancient roots, the main settlement dates back around 1200 when Walser peoples beyond the borders of the Monte Rosa from Switzerland to reach the Italian valleys. To these...

Luogosanto

In Gallurese dialect is called 'Locusàntu' and is located at the foot of 'Monti Juanni', is one of the most popular towns in Gallura, in fact all around the town there are dozens of churches in rural and, more importantly, the presence of the ...

Moena

Moena, the Fairy of the Dolomites, is the first town that you come into the Val di Fassa.The village lies in a charming and sunny valley, surrounded by green meadows and forrests that in winter, under a white blanket of snow create a fairy-tale panorama.Moena is connected to the Passo San...

Ravello

Another charming town along the Amalfi Coast is Ravello praised by André Gide and many other distinguished thinkers for its therapeutic properties, for the right distance from the sea (the country is in a mountainous and is not destination tourism resort ) and the air mild. Nestling on a...

Norcia

Post over the boundary which separated the Duchy of Spoleto from that of Benevento, and the foot of the ridges of mountains Sibillini, Norcia is a must. Ancient commercial center and transit for many centuries, the city offers gastronomic products of the first level, first of all the black truffle,...

Ostuni

Anyone who stays in Ostuni remain struck by the particular construction of dwellings. Also called "the white city", has the appeal to building materials strictly for this color. Is located in Puglia, Brindisi, and within a few kilometers inland. Distant View stands on a hill, surrounded...

Cinque Terre

The Cinque Terre is one of the many wonders that characterize the Italian territory. They are found in Liguria and include a stretch of shoreline of the apothecary. Include, as its name suggests, five towns perched on the Amalfi: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. The...

San Sepolcro

The village of St. Sepulcher is a lovely Tuscan town, situated right on the border with Umbria. The name also tells the beginning of his millennial history. It would relate to historical sources, in fact, were just two believers who were in Jerusalem who chose to need a place of worship. In the...

Neaples

The fascination that the city of Naples is able to raise is something unique. Ancient seat of the Bourbon power, still retains the palaces of power, with the other pin of Neapolitan life, religion. Everything behind the great Vesuvius and onto the homonymous gulf. A journey in search of the...

Modena

Modena is a delicious Emilian city with its rich historical past. It is situated in the Po valley, and it carries forever lifestyle genuine banner of good food. The history of Modena coincides with that of the Este family, who conquered it in the fourteenth century, increasing the thickness of pure...

Matera

Matera is the largest village and the capital of Basilicata. Situated on a quaint area consists of tuffaceous material. The environment is marked by typical ravines that occupy this part of southern Italy. Just the old, dating back even to prehistoric times, is a series of buildings carved into the...

Cefalù

Cefalù è uno dei luoghi simbolo della Sicilia. Si trova sulla costa settentrionale, a metà strada tra il capoluogo Palermo e Capo d’orlando. L’elemento morfologico caratterizzante è il promontorio scoglioso a ridosso del centro urbano.La località conta...

Verona

Verona is a city considered "romantic" for the stories of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, which has the symbol of the famous balcony, still visible In Rome city. The glorious historical past makes it a coveted location in European tourism. The city is located in Veneto, on the banks...

Trani

On the coast of Puglia, between the towns of Barletta and Bisceglie, lies an important city and port of reference of the region: Trani. In terms of tourism, is distinguished above all for the art-historical importance, the concentration of large mansions and religious architecture. Trani is...

Trieste

Trieste that exudes charm city intellectual, having been home to many writers who chose to spend most of their lives. Is also the land of "frontier" as it came under Italy only in 1954. It stands on the eastern tip of Friuli Venezia Giulia, directly overlooking the bay that bears his...

Asolo

The small village of Asolo is a center with just over 8,000 inhabitants, situated in the heart of Veneto, near Treviso, and belonging to the culture of the pre-Alpine area. It is a tourist destination choice for the tranquility of the place and the air clean. It boasts ancient ancestral origins was...

Carloforte

Do not be surprised if you arrive by boat in the small island of Sardinia Carloforte, hear about Genoa ...do not be surprised if you find yourself even Carloforte those bright colors, which had already met in some villages of Portofino, Camogli, or by visiting the Cinque Terre.The answer to...

Giave

Giave is a small village in Sardinia, in the province of Sassari. I was struck by its peace and its composure.You can see an ancient church in fair beauty, and very small houses arranged in a traditional Sardinian style. On the streets you see people who live very characteristic for centuries...

Monteleone Rocca Doria

Monteleone Rocca Doria, differs from many other countries of Sardinia, for its location really special. Situated on top of a cliff and is surrounded by very steep rock walls.In the village there are several homes being restored, is very accurate. You can visit the parish church of Santo Stefano,...

San Vito Lo Capo

Marzamemi

Marzamemi is a seafaring village, part of which is the town of Pachino which is about 3 km and a second part of the town of Noto which is 20 km. Located in the province of Syracuse. The name derives from Mars to hamem meaning of Turtle Bay, as the area is obliged to place the passage of small birds...

Capo Rizzuto

Stilo Calabria

Panarea

Panarea, with its 3.4 km-square area, is the smallest island of the Aeolian Islands.His training was a long time ago due to a violent submarine volcanic eruption, then the time and the action of the sea began to outline its beautiful coasts and details.Thanks to some coves of outstanding beauty,...