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We are located on the coast of the Gulf of Naples where, in Roman times, luxurious villas were built and they were desired by "celebrities" and aristocrats for their vacations. Villa Arianna and Villa San Marco are the only remaining examples of dwellings within the Archaeological Excavations of Stabia, part of the great Archaeological Park of Pomp...

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Today, simply mentioning Maremma, a region along the Tyrrhenian Sea in southwest Tuscany that dips into Northern Lazio, evokes the idea of a paradise. Maremma is farmyard, stable, dairy, apiary, vineyard, olive grove, a wonderful natural store where you can buy products of the highest quality, from meat to wine, from oil to honey, from pasta to che...

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Marche is the region of Giacomo Leopardi, Valentino Rossi and Raffaello Sanzio. It is neither north or sud, it’s located to the east, on the Adriatic Sea. In the green and hilly Marche, there are seemingly unknown places, full of history and charm. in this article you will find 5 things to see in Marche. We bet you’ve never seen them? Lame Rosse Ne...

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Less than two hours from Rome is one of Lazio’s most beautiful villages, which looks like it’s suspended in time: Sermoneta. It is a walled hill town, with a 13th-century Romanesque cathedral and a well-preserved 13th-century castle, built by the powerful Caetani family, whose story is strictly intertwined with the story of Sermoneta. You could sta...

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The village of Crespi d'Adda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995, is an important example of industrial archaeology. It is a real village with its factories, houses, schools and churches; an expression of the enlightened philosophy of European and American industrialists of the early 20th century towards their workers. Crespi d'Adda is located...

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In Val Camonica, you discover that art was born first. Since the beginning, this was an urgent need also for magical, religious and superstition reasons. If you visit these places, you are catapulted into a very ancient age, dating back to even before any complex civilization. Before the Greeks and Romans, before any ancient emperor, before Plato,...

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Hello and welcome to Venice. This is Walks of Italy with the Travel + Leisure, bringing you across the globe to experience the best the walking tours of the planet. I'm Mosé. And this is the Venice in a Day tour by Walks of Italy. You know, in this tour, we have tried to really packed, pack everything we could about Venice in a single day, starting...

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A new walking itinerary has been inaugurated on Lake Garda: the Cammino del Bardolino (Bardolino Way), 100 kilometers to be covered on foot or by bike exploring the backcountry, away from the crowded lakefront, amid small churches, remote hermitages, hilltop villages and vineyards, with stops along the way to taste the local wine. Sounds good to us...

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This is one of the most important monumens of the Roman Empire. Why? Beacuse the very first emperor built it. Indeed, Gaio Giulio Cesare Augusto did it. He began construction in 28 B.C. Being a mausoleum, Gaio Augusto was buried here in 14 A.C. And so was the emperor’s family. The last burial at the Mausoleum of Augustus dates back to 139 D.C. Afte...

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Selfies in front of Botticelli's Venus. Closeups of David's manhood. Bottlenecks climbing to the top of the famous Duomo. Back in the halcyon prepandemic times, Florence was struggling with overtourism. And the Uffizi Gallery -- one of the most popular museums in the world -- was at the center of it all. At its busiest, 12,000 visitors per day pass...

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