Italy’s main town for style, business, fog… Milan is many towns and attracts many stereotypes at the same time. Maybe this is one of its many charms. Another one being that it has much to offer and it suits many … Read More
A very nice way of visiting a city is the urban trekking, best when it’s guided by a certificated guide. I took one in 2011 in the Italian town named Todi, Umbria, organized by Todiguide.com and though I had visited … Read More
All the stunning beauty of the Dolomites as revealed in Paganella Ski Area, in the Trento province of Norhern Italy. Our trip started on a Friday, when we arrived in Molveno and were delighted by a traditional dinner. The next … Read More
Do you really need to go through huge journeys to enjoy the freedom expressed by travelling? Try to take refuge in the nature. I live in Tuscany, and when I need fresh air and for some reason can’t just leave, … Read More
I made this video while working on a project promoted by the tourism board of Italian Southern region Basilicata. I live abroad since many years and this short experience allowed me to plunge into old memories of my childhood in … Read More
We spent a weekend in Pinerolo and Val Chisone, one of the most beautiful yet lesser-known corners of the Piedmont Alps, just over an hour’s drive from Turin. It’s an area where time seems to move more slowly — where … Read More
The Giro d’Italia is – together with Tour de France and Vuelta a España – one of the most important European bicycle competition. It has been devised by Italian journalist Tullo Morgagni in 1909. For its first edition, the Giro … Read More
The Via Francigena is one of Europe’s greatest historical treasures—an iconic pilgrimage path leading all the way from Canterbury, England, to the eternal city of Rome. Spanning over 2,000 kilometers across four countries, this ancient highway crosses France and Switzerland before … Read More
Verona, the charming Italian town where Shakespear set his Romeo and Juliet, has its very own way to celebrate Carnival. The local people call it Bacanàl del Gnoco in Verona’s ancient dialect, and the gnocchi are exactly what makes this … Read More