A journey through Italy’s northern Veneto region and the 9 UNESCO World Heritage sites to be found in its great art cities and in its historical, artistic, cultural and natural heritage. A heritage of absolute excellence which has been handed down through the ages, passing on to future generations those…

Alongside the numerous well-known attractions of Bologna, which is one of central Italy’s most appealing cities and famous for its good food, there are as many truly fascinating lesser-known ones. Because scattered throughout the city are the Seven Secrets of Bologna. You can find them all collected for you here,…

The Portofino Coast Consortium has a new board of directors that will remain in office until 2024, and has recorded significant upswing in the number of members with a 30% growth in 2021. With the entry of news members it now counts most of the municipalities along the coastal strip:…

Travel is discovery, a story to be shared, a sensational performance! Travelling to discover the beauties of Italy and, with them, to rediscover ourselves. Travelling to enjoy unrepeatable experiences, and to be the protagonist of extraordinary happenings. Travelling to the melody of small and major events and losing yourself in…

Culminating in its opening on 17t May, the Grande Bailo Museum will have doubled exhibition space, new areas for temporary exhibitions, services and depots. Transforming the 19th-century Municipal Museum into the new Bailo has called for an investment of over €8 million, and the months leading up to its opening…

Museums, noble palaces, a large historical centre, the port and the sea, the aquarium, theatres, exhibitions, year-round activities and gourmet traditions. Genoa has all of this, and is not just a city to visit for its cultural and architectural legacy, but also a place of a thousand delights to discover…

A visit to the beautiful historic heart of Aosta centres around the remains of Augusta Praetoria, the arch erected in 25BC by Caesar Augustus as a symbol of the power of Rome. The city’s imposing theatre and walls date back to the Augustan age, while the amphitheatre is Claudian and…