A perfect art city dressed up with colossal palaces and still beautiful in its intact medieval walls, Ferrara jumps out on the route between Venice an...

Powerful. Affluent. Luxurious. These three words perfectly sum up the city of Florence itself, as well as the family who ruled it during the 15th – ...

While it is true that many of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works are abroad (think the Louvre), Italy retains an astonishing "collection" of his ge...

The Chiantigiana, less romantically known as the SR222, is a road in Tuscany that connects Florence and Siena, and takes you on an incomparable road t...

This spot in Trastevere (across the river from Testaccio) is well worth the trip fro its natural wines and shelves loaded with Italian liqueurs you'be...

Barolo is famously referred to as “the King of wines”, and where do Kings live? In a castle of course! In the Barolo region of Piedmont there are ...

If you read our “Top Roman Relics to explore in Pozzuoli” article, then you will already know a little bit about the Rione Terra. But, as promised...

The Bay of Naples is a unique melting pot of history, archaeology, mythology, geology, and volcanic life, perfectly emblematized by the Baia Underwate...