Last September we were in Basilicata, Italy, following the moving radio show Capital in the World. With us there were also the amazing people from Can’t Forget.it(aly) and they realized another one of their awesome digital diaries. Too often Basilicata … Read More
Blue, brown and green: I still have these colours into my eyes after a weekend exploring Conero, a coastal trait facing the Adriatic Sea in Italian region Marche, just a bit south from Ancona. AroundConero, this is the name of … Read More
The Pollino National Park is Italy’s largest natural reserve. It stretches from Calabria to Basilicata, covering the provinces of Cosenza, Potenza and Matera. From the Pollino’s peaks – the highest one being Dolcedorme with 2267 metres – one can see … Read More
To travel also means ending up in remote places, sinked into untouched nature, far away from stress, work and tourists. It may sound a bit outdated, with so many people around there looking for the same comfort they enjoy at … Read More
During our journey around the Adriatic Sea with Adristorical Lands we arrived in Ravenna, a charming Italian beauty, embellished by many monuments dated back to a glorious past, when the town was capital of the Roman Empire, then of Theodoric’s … Read More
While travelling in Basilicata, we faced an embarrassing truth: despite the many beautiful landscapes ranging from mountains to sea shores, a fascinating culture and an incredible variety of local food, the large public usually forgets about this marvellous Italian region. … Read More
We are in Basilicata – Southern Italy – with Capital in the World and Lonely Planet Italia. This time this Italian travelling radio show is moving with a bunch of video makers, bloggers and other digital communication adventurers, wisely collected … Read More
Umbria. Until last summer the Italian region symbol of romanticism and sweetness – here are crafted some of the best Italian pastries and chocolates – has always been a mystery to me. An unexpected trip to Alviano allowed me to … Read More
In the Italian region Emilia Romagna there are many little villages and hamlets, natural beauties and views still unknown to most visitors. Some of them are not far from San Marino, or from the world renown summer destinations Rimini and … Read More