Food tells the story of a place and in few places is this as true as it is in Sardinia. The quality of the raw materials and the preparation and flavours of the dishes go beyond your wildest dreams, and are the legacy of an age-old story. Sardinian cuisine today…

The drive along 50 kilometres of the rocky coast of the Gulf of Salerno below Naples, is one of Italy’s most beautiful and popular tourist attractions. Of course you can drive along the twisting Amalfi Drive coastal road or enjoy it by boat, but why not take to the skies…

Piedmont is a real mine of ideas for outdoor activities and enjoying nature, good food and the region’s cultural heritage and traditions. From Mount Rosa to the Ossola and Biellese peaks, from Turin’s Alps to those of Cuneo with Mount Monviso and up to the hills of the Alta Langa…

Autumn in Italy is a delightful month with beautiful days, leaves that change color from green to a thousand shades of red, orange and yellow and with forest fruits like chestnuts ripening on the trees. It is also the season of grape harvesting, wine tasting and visits to wine cellars.…

Apulia is a delightful destination in the South of Italy with a thousand-year-old history. The region has a great variety of natural, cultural and historical attractions and, with its mild Mediterranean climate is an ideal year-round destination, with charming towns and a wonderful coastline. If you like cycle tourism, this…

Tuscany has a huge variety of ancient historical and religious itineraries of inestimable natural and cultural excellence like the Via Francigena, which has religious origins and led ancient pilgrims to holy places passing through villages, towns and cities. Travelling along this route Sigeric, the Archbishop of Canterbury, entered Tuscany over…

The Via Po cycle path (www.visitemilia.com) in the Piacentino area follows the right bank of the Po river for 110 kilometres through woodlands and the Parco di Isola Giarola with an artificial lake and typical local fauna and flora, and then skirts the city of Piacenza towards the Apennine passes.…

Sansepolcro a town the foot of the Tuscan Apennines in the province of Arezzo is on the border between four regions - Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany, Umbria and Marche. Art and history blend with nature in villages and parks, protected areas and reserves, and bike and trekking routes wind through the valley,…