Pitigliano is a medieval town known as Tuscany’s Little Jerusalem and is perched dramatically on a volcanic tufa cliff in the Maremma. Centuries-old Jewish heritage Located in the province of Grosseto, it is one of Tuscany’s most distinctive historic towns. Its medieval streets, Etruscan origins and centuries-old Jewish heritage have…

Bagnoli del Trigno is a hidden gem in inland Molise, a little village seemingly perched in the clouds. An Upper and a Lower town Set at 660 metres above sea level, it rises dramatically from the surrounding landscape, offering visitors an authentic glimpse of rural Italy far from the crowds…

Winter and the snow season, start early with the Alpine vistas of the Val Senales. Popular from autumn through winter The Alpin Arena Senales has already reopened with the first runs on the glacier, marking the start of oneof the longest ski seasons in the Alps. Situated above Maso Corto,…

Torchiara's Cilento History tours in the heart of the Campania region feature village festivals, the Mediterranean seabord, archaeological sites and traditions that continue to thrive.The Cilento History Tour was created by Torchiara, Angela Rizzo's new tour operator. A project rooted in the region, which showcases a destination that offers travellers…

Rome’s historic Imperial Fora are set for a major transformation, with a series of projects aimed at giving pedestrians greater access to one of the Eternal City’s most important archaeological areas. Considering removing vehicles altogether Under the new traffic plan only two central lanes will remain for public transport. However,…

It’s not easy to single out Italy's best thermal towns for a soak, stay and slow escape, but we are going to give you some of the one’s we love best. The ancient Romans soaked in thermal springs Italy has been perfecting the art of wellness for more than 2,000…