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Located on the foot of the Alps in the Lombardy region of northern Italy, the picturesque Lake Como is the third largest lake in the country. The area is filled with centuries-old towns and a shoreline that's next to none, which is perhaps why Lake Como has a reputation for being the playground of the rich, where A-listers like George Clooney and S...

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This is a place where you can do lots and see lots even within the span of a day. As the lake is quite big though, it’s important that you know in advance exactly what you want to focus on during your visit. This could be enjoyable moments spent in picturesque lakefront towns, hikes in lush nature, or explorations of historic sights – from medieval...

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With an enchanting old town, unmatched natural beauty and plenty to explore, Varese and its surroundings are one of Lombardy’s best-kept secrets. Only one hour’s drive from Milan and a stone’s throw from Malpensa airport, this lovely town at the foot of the Alps sits quietly in the embrace of beautiful lakes, verdant valleys and monumental parks –...

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The geographical diversity of North Italy is its most outstanding feature. It has a sun-drenched Riviera and Adriatic coastal areas contrasting with Alpine Alps and glacial lakes. Many local delicacies and cultural gems are there in the towns. Italy Northern cities include some of the country’s wealthiest counties and are a top location for premium...

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Nestled on the western shores of Lake Como in northern Italy, Laglio is a picturesque village that has been a well-kept secret among locals for years. With its charming cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and stunning views of the lake and surrounding mountains, Laglio is a hidden gem that is just waiting to be discovered. While Laglio may not be...

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Nestled in the Lombardy region of Northern Italy lies a city that is often overlooked by tourists in favor of the more popular destinations of Milan and Venice. But for those who take the time to explore its winding streets, towering churches, and ancient walls, Bergamo reveals itself to be a hidden gem of Italian culture and history. Founded over...

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Valtellina is a land to discover and there is no better way to do it than walking or cycling along the so-called Via dei Terrazzamenti. Why is it a must? The Via dei Terrazzamenti della Valtellina is a cycle-pedestrian path that crosses the most characteristic part of the territory in the heart of the Alps. It starts from Morbegno and climbs up to...

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Provolone Valpadana was created in the region between the Lambro and Adda rivers thanks to the reclamation and canalisation of the waters by the Cistercian monks. Its creation was the result of an encounter between the South Italian cheese culture of spun curd and the approach to cheese and dairy found in the Po Valley.  In fact, cheeses known as “...

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Parmigiano Reggiano is one of the oldest and richest cheeses in the world. It is essentially produced like 9 centuries ago: using the same ingredients (milk, salt and rennet), with the same craftsmanship and production technique that has undergone very few changes over the centuries, thanks to the decision to keep a fully natural production, withou...

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When it comes to exploring Italy, most people think of Rome, Florence, Venice, or the Amalfi Coast. However, there are many other beautiful and fascinating destinations that often go unnoticed by travelers. One of them is Pavia, a charming town located in the Lombardy region of Northern Italy, just 30 km south of Milan. Pavia has a long and rich hi...

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