Ah, the perennial charm of Italy! Our land is steeped in history, art, and undeniably, it is a culinary paradise. But what could be better than enjoying scrumptious Italian food? Perhaps pairing it with fine wine and excellent company, all while exploring Italy’s scenic locales. How does that sound for a holiday experience: intriguing, right? Well,...

Why Rome? Why has Rome, along with the rest of Italy, been the home of so many saints and blesseds throughout the history of the Church? It’s impossible to arrive at a precise total for the number of Christians who have died as martyrs since our Lord’s Passion and Death, but calculating the number of non-martyrs is much more straightforward. And in...

Explore the enchanting allure of Italy in August and September, a time when the country reveals its true essence. From basking in the Mediterranean sunshine to immersing yourself in vibrant festivals, savoring exquisite cuisine, and discovering iconic landmarks and natural wonders, this blog invites you to fall in love with Italy during this captiv...

You think about Italy andimage the lights and colors of summer, but also the cities of art and the highest and most beautiful mountains in Europe. Usually crowded places, besieged by the many lovers of the Belpaese, yet there is no shortage of quiet places in which to spend pleasant days, always respecting the radiance and liveliness of the Italian...

Pellestrina is a slender, elongated strip of land–to be exact, 11 kilometers long–placed between the Venetian Lagoon and the Adriatic Sea. Its width varies from a minimum of 23 m to a maximum of 1.2 km, which is also the distance between salty and brackish water. On the lagoon side, a necklace of small colorful houses–boats docked in front–each pai...

We continue the discovery of the six most beautiful lakes in Italy in Piedmont, a treasure trove of rare beauties, which are also expressed through its wonderful lakes surrounded by valleys and mountains; among these, impossible not to mention Lake Maggiore, one of the most important lakes, and beautiful, of Italy. Lake Maggiore is the second Itali...

Perennial stars of the Italian summer season along the Riviera, like Portofino and Cinque Terre, draw more visitors than they can often handle, but that doesn’t seem to deter the warm-weather onslaught (selfie fines notwithstanding). But one of the Riviera’s most exquisite stops, Sanremo, flies under-the-radar for many travelers, although it’s some...

Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella has endured the rise and fall of various kingdoms, two World Wars, every pandemic from the Black Death to Covid, and countless other historical catastrophes and changes.  There is probably no other brand that could find a more impressive testament to its popularity; but why exactly has Santa Mari...

No trip to Rome is complete without a visit to the Fontana di Trevi, or Trevi Fountain. Located in the Quirinale district of Rome, the Trevi Fountain is known as one of the most stunning fountains in the world. But there’s a lot more than just beauty behind this famous fountain – keep reading to learn nine fascinating Trevi Fountain facts! Though i...

Enchanting mountain landscapes to admire with day-dreaming eyes, magical villages with fairytale vibes to discover, delicious scents and flavors enclosing the essence of nature and typical local products: this is South Tyrol! Today we want to accompany you discovering Klausen, a real jewel to visit near Bolzano. Crossed by the Isarco river, this sp...