When in Turin Fiat’s Lingotto test track and two eateries are not to be missed. Not only for the spectacular 360-degree views of the city which is surrounded by the Alps, but also for the many fascinating monuments and tourist attractions just waiting to be discovered. Europe’s largest suspended garden…

The Fruits of the Castle harvesting event will be held on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 October, when some 180 exhibitors of plants, flowers, fruit, fine craftsmanship and agriculture will get together for a unique weekend at Paderna Castle in Pontenure in the province of Piacenza in the Emilia Romagna…

Alpine tourism in step with the times:: the project for the Cervino-Matterhorn and Monte Rosa cableway will connect five valleys, three regions, two countries, and five districts. Linking the north and south of the Alps These are the numbers of the project for a cableway between the Cervino-Matterhorn and Monte…

The Giacomo Balla home is to remain open for all 2022, as Rome celebrates the 150th anniversary of the birth of the Italian painter and Futurist master. And this is an occasion no art lover will want to miss. Opened for the first time in 30 years Casa Balla, the…

More and more travellers are wanting to learn or boost a new skillset whilst on holiday. Discovering a new activity, sport or craft provides an added sense of achievement to travellers who return home from a holiday with more than just memories and a suntan. Bespoke Soap Making at Borgo…

The National Gallery of Umbria has reopened in Perugia. After a year of renovations one of Italy’s most important museums has reopened its doors with new spaces and new visitor experiences. Among the new features two rooms are entirely devoted to the works of Perugino, of which the gallery holds…

One hundred of the 200 hotels in Rome that closed during the pandemic are open again. This is according to the daily Il Corriere della Sera, talking to Federalberghi Roma president Giuseppe Roscioli. And the credit goes to the unexpected wave of international tourist arrivals. Russian and Chinese visitors are…

Sleeping in castles from Umbria to the Po river was once a privilege reserved for the nobility but today anyone can haughtily toss off "I'm going to retire to my rooms," knowing that behind the door is a room fit for a king.Tabiano Castle Tabiano Castle in the province of…