A small and happy island in Italy, here it is: Ischia. The Belpaese always has some surprise in store for its visitors, especially when it comes to little known paradises where you can get the tank full of peace and … Read More
The Amalfi Coast has no need for presentations: a most popular destination beloved all over the world, every year it receives hundreds of thousands of visitors looking for peace and relax in the small charming beaches over the coast. But … Read More
Charmed by the monuments, by the rushes along the river Mincio, by the lotus flowers, by the unreal atmosphere enveloping every street and square, by the history and by the farmers’ spontaneity, English author Aldous Huxley called Mantua ‘the most … Read More
A spot I wanted to write about for a long time are the Fonti del Clitunno. Situated alongside the Via Flaminia near the hamlet of Pissignano – in the Italian region Umbria – you could easily miss the entrance, which … Read More
There are many reasons to discover Italian region Marche and especially its inland: sweet hills revealing enchanted woods, an archaeological heritage still filled with uncovered secrets, stunning landscapes and an irresistible local food culture. If you happen to be in … Read More
Monti is one of the most renowned neighbourhood in Rome. Its little roads, its vintage shops and the many bars where one can enjoy a glass of wine are a popular threat to the visitors of the Eternal Town. Less … Read More
Two video makers, 40 kilos of equipment, trekking shoes and an adventurous attitude. That’s how the tale of a timeless Italy started in Basilicata, Southern Italy, Angelo Chiacchio and Walter Molfese’s homeland. Both of them saw already many places all … Read More
If you are travelling in south-eastern part of Sicily you can’t miss a trip to river Cassibile’s Cava Grande Natural Reserve, commonly known as Cava Grande. This protected area in Siracusa province is renown for hosting one of Europe’s biggest … Read More
Reggio nell’Emilia, commonly called Reggio among its inhabitants (you pronounce it ‘rejjo‘), is an important historic centre located along the ancient Via Emilia of Roman times. It’s a very livable town, never crowded but during the weekly markets, where most … Read More