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Along the winding, maze-like streets of Seulo, some of the town’s most famous residents gaze down at passersby from portraits hanging on walls.  They are locals who have reached 100 years old and are celebrated by being made honorary mayors. The tiny town on the Italian island of Sardinia in the Mediterranean Sea has a population of just around 800...

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Who said that Sardinia is only a summer destination for who loves sea and beaches? The most magical Mediterranean island indeed offers an infinite range of possibilities to satisfy all kinds of travelers, especially across all seasons. This year we suggest you visit Sardinia in autumn, an alternative and fascinating experience for a trip that will...

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Sardinia, the second-largest island in the Mediterranean, is a gem that promises an extraordinary lifestyle. Nestled between Italy, Spain, and the North African coast, Sardinia offers a blend of enchanting landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture.  Sardinia boasts some of the most stunning landscapes in the Mediterranean. The island is renowne...

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Certainly leading up to the 2023 biennial tournament, Italian Golf was not the first thought in the minds of many around the world. Architecture? Yes, of course. I dream of visiting Firenze and taking in the remarkable structure of Giotto’s Campanile or the beautiful façade of the Basilica di Santa Maria Novella, walking along the streets once used...

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Traditional festivals and rituals are characteristic of an Italy that wants to keep alive those customs handed down for centuries, proudly re-proposing them every year, involving the local population and attracting tourists. The city of Sassari, with its March of Candelieri, is the perfect example of how important and shared the feeling of authenti...

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At the dawn of the 1960s, John Duncan Miller, a Cambridge graduate and finance mogul nearing retirement, former Washington correspondent for the Times and with a past in the British intelligence services in the American capital, finds himself sailing off the coast of north-western Sardinia.  On his return to London, word about the extraordinary and...

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As travelers flock to discover the Mediterranean allure of Sardinia, with its pristine beaches and vibrant capital, locals are hopeful to sidestep the overcrowding that plagues many Italian hotspots, Caliber.Az reports citing the foreign media. For years, southern Sardinia has been somewhat off the beaten path — a quiet region seemingly overshadowe...

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Picture this: you’re driving down the Autostrada del Sole (“Sun Motorway”), weaving through endless queues and stopping for a quick sandwich and coffee at those classic bridge-type Autogrill designed by Angelo Bianchetti. As you roll into town, you stumble upon village bars with their blue Algida tables and Monobloc white plastic chairs, where loca...

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Italian cuisine can be found all over the world. Whether it’s lasagne from Bologna, carbonara from Rome or pizza from Naples, Italy’s food is almost universally popular but Sardinian dishes haven’t gained the same level of recognition. This does not mean that Sardinian cuisine is bad or uninspiring – quite the opposite in fact! Sardinia’s rich culi...

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If you’re under 35 and looking for an incredible trip without spending a fortune, the Cammino Minerario di Santa Barbara (CMSB) is the perfect destination. The Cammino spans 500 km, divided into 30 stages with an average of 16 km per stage. The full trail is well-marked and can be completed independently, with downloadable tracks available on the C...

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