Close

Welcome to Milan, Italy’s vibrant fashion capital and a city that embodies the perfect fusion of history, culture, and modernity. From its iconic fashion houses and luxury boutiques to its awe-inspiring historical landmarks, Milan offers an enchanting experience that appeals to travelers from all walks of life. If you’re eager to immerse yourself i...

324

In the municipality of Borrello, in the province of Chieti, there is the Regional Natural Reserve Cascate del Rio Verde, a place of wild beauty, included in a Special Conservation Area that extends for about 287 hectares. Its peculiarity consists in the presence of the highest waterfalls of the Apennines, real protagonists of the place, which give...

263

The Amalfi Coast is one of the world’s top travel destinations, and it’s not hard to understand why. This gorgeous section of coastline in southern Italy offers amazing views of the Mediterranean Sea, lovely towns, tasty food, and rich history. Whether you want to chill on the beach, walk along the cliffs, discover ancient ruins, or try local delic...

328

As we cross over into September, fall will soon be upon us — a fantastic time to explore what Italy has to offer (and being a shoulder season is just perfect to travel to the country). As the summer crowds thin out and the temperatures dip, Italy takes on a magical new look in the drama of the changing colors. Here we list four destinations for an...

258

Nestled in the southernmost part of Italy, Apulia (also known as Puglia in Italian) is a region that beckons travelers with its rustic charm, breathtaking landscapes, and rich historical heritage. With its stunning coastlines, quaint towns, and delicious cuisine, Apulia offers a captivating blend of tradition and modernity that leaves a lasting imp...

317

There are some villages with the ability to convey to visitors an intangible sense of magic, something so profound that it is difficult to explain and understand without experiencing it firsthand. And some of these places, right by reason of their own magic carved on culture over centuries made of history and ancient traditions, such as the artisti...

347

A s a rule, I don’t love stepping inside a luxury fashion boutique. Everyone from the liveried doormen guarding the brass and glass entry to a Chanel, a Louis Vuitton or a Prada, to the lithe sales assistants draped in the house’s latest collection knows what I know: I can’t afford anything here. Sure, I might be wearing a nice pair of designer sun...

256

The extent and superb engineering quality of the ancient Roman roads have long been famous. Some Roman roads built thousands of years ago still exist. Some of these roads had impressive bridges and other supporting infrastructure (the longest Roman bridge still standing is in Merida in Spain). Another famous ancient road network is the impressive I...

304

A “completely abandoned” Italian ghost town offers tourists a unique experience that they can’t “get anywhere else”. Just 40 km inland, Craco is a striking town built high on a steep summit for defensive reasons. But while the settlement dates back hundreds of years, Craco has been left “completely abandoned” due to landslides. In 1963, Craco began...

276

“Sicily is not Italy,” reads stenciled graffiti around Palermo, a sign that some in the Sicilian capital view the city as both a physical and cultural outlier from the mainland. Influenced by Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Arab, Norman and Spanish conquerors, the port city has long been known for its distinctive dialect, original street food, medieval ch...

217