Cortina d’Ampezzo sits in northern Italy’s dramatic Dolomites landscape and is one of the country’s most famous alpine resorts. Known locally as the “Queen of the Dolomites”, it combines world‑class skiing and outdoor adventure with elegant town life and panoramic mountain views.
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Padua (Padova) is one of northern Italy’s most historic cities and one of its most liveable. Located in the Veneto region, it sits just west of Venice and has been shaped by centuries of learning, religion and civic life. It is compact, walkable and ideal for a short cultural break or an overnight stop on […]
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Fermo remains one of my favourite places in Italy. Crowning a hillside in Marche with views to the Adriatic coast, it is an elegant, cultural treasure trove. This guide will help you explore the best sights, food and experiences in Fermo — with a few personal tips from my years in the region.
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On the Adriatic coast near Slovenia, lies Trieste, a unique Italian city combining Mediterranean and Central European cultures. With its Habsburg architecture, cosmopolitan cafés, and seafront charm, Trieste offers travellers a glimpse into its layered past — from Roman roots to a pivotal role in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Here’s our quick travel guide to Trieste.
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In the picturesque region of Maremma in southern Tuscany, Grosseto is a charming city that often flies under the radar of many travellers. Grosseto offers a variety of activities and attractions for visitors looking to experience the true essence of Tuscany. These are the best things to do in Grosseto.
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Taormina in Sicily, offers visitors a myriad of experiences capturing the rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture of this attractive coastal town. From exploring ancient ruins to indulging in delicious Sicilian cuisine, here are some of the best things to do in Taormina.
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Turin, in the beautiful Piedmont region of northern Italy, is often overshadowed by its more illustrious Italian counterparts. However, Turin’s allure lies in its rich history, architectural grandeur, delectable gastronomy, and an inviting cultural identity waiting to be unearthed.
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Florence is a cultural mecca, packed with history, beautiful architecture and sites of significant interest. The capital and heart of Tuscany, its beauty lies in its size. Easy to navigate, it has a more intimate atmosphere than Rome and as the birthplace of the Renaissance movement its worldwide importance cannot be understated.
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In our Quick Guide to Spoleto, we bring you the highlights of this Umbrian town. Many ask whether it’s worth visiting Spoleto – the answer is a qualified yes.
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