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In the evocative landscapes of Casentino, Bibbiena is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Tuscany, just a short distance from the historic city of Arezzo. Known as the city of photography, thanks to its famous Festival this town offers a perfect blend of art, nature, and tradition—a wonderful mix of Tuscany vibes. With an authentic atmosphere, bre...

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Put the car in gear and hit the open road: Italy comprises nearly 6,400km (4,000 miles) of express highways and 288,000km (180,000 miles) of secondary roads. The country also has just about as many kinds of terrains as it does types of pasta, from flower-strewn meadows to forested valleys, lake-hugging villages to switchback-studded alpine peaks — ...

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When we think of Florence and of Michelangelo, David is surely the first artwork that comes to mind. It has become an icon – of Michelangelo himself, of the city of Florence, of the Renaissance as a whole, and even of sculpture as an art form. And rightfully so: David is basically perfect, with its purity of form, its absolute smoothness, and the w...

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Italy boasts heaps of creamy pastas and cheese-riddled pizzas, but the land of all things Dolce Vita offers more than just amazing food. It is one of the world's best destinations for avid hikers, thanks to a tradition of pedestrian trails that can be traced back to the Romans. Visitors can enjoy everything from seaside walking paths to intense mul...

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Discovering hidden swimming spots in Italy gives you the chance to experience a side of the country that’s anything but ordinary—far from the summer chaos, deeply authentic, and truly revitalizing. Here, you'll come across natural pools, secluded beaches, alpine gorges, and mountain lakes. These wild corners invite complete renewal, deep connection...

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Exactly 50 years ago, Italian cinema once again proved its genius for creating unforgettable characters and stories that would become cultural landmarks - at least in Italy. Back then, few Italian films made it across the Atlantic, which means American audiences missed out on some remarkable masterpieces. While the 1990s gave the U.S. Friends, Ital...

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Founded in 1958 by Count Ernesto Bocca, Sina Hotels is Italy’s longest-standing luxury hotel collection still owned and operated by the founding family. It has become one of the country’s most distinguished luxury hospitality brands, thanks to the irreplaceable family legacy that has been at its heart since day one. The story of Sina Hotels is a ca...

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Florence is not just an open-air museum, but a story that you can read and experience as you stroll through its squares. Every stone has a story to tell, every statue something to reveal, every facade lights up in different colors depending on the light. Visiting the squares of Florence is not just about seeing famous monuments: it is about walking...

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Looking to explore beyond Milan? You’re in luck! The fashion capital of Italy serves as the perfect base for discovering some of Northern Italy’s most stunning destinations. From charming medieval towns and pristine lakes to vibrant cities and coastal gems, we’ve handpicked 17 incredible places you can easily reach by train, car, or organized tour....

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Giacomo Puccini’s music is inseparable from the landscapes and spirit of Tuscany. Born in Lucca in 1858, Puccini grew up in a city of music, spirituality, and tradition. His father, also a musician, died young, and the family expected Giacomo to continue the musical line; it was in the churches and theaters of Lucca that Puccini first absorbed the...

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