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Consider Diano Marina the antithesis of New York’s Hamptons or Italy’s Forte dei Marmi. While all three are summertime meccas with long sandy beaches and clear blue waters, Diano Marina is the least posh, most relaxed, and definitely most authentic. With a near-perfect climate and a breathtaking setting, the town’s population swells between May 15...

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Italy is pretty epic–and it’s certainly no secret. It’s why something like 60 million international visitors come here every year and why, in turn, there’s a whole lot of tourist traps on Piazza Duomos, low-quality souvenir shops, and hotels that aren’t worth your euros. And this is why we’ve filtered out the bad from the good for you and put toget...

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Lake Pusiano is a wonderful natural gem located between the provinces of Como and Lecco, in Lombardy, more precisely in Brianza. Although less famous than the nearby Lakes of Como and Lecco, Lake Pusiano offers enchanting landscapes and a tranquility that make it a true paradise for nature lovers and those seeking an escape from the chaos of daily...

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If you love romance, beautiful scenery, and mouthwatering food (and, to be honest, who doesn’t?), then you should look no further for reasons to visit Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy, which can be found in the region of Lombardy. A visit to the area during any time of the year feels akin to stepping into a movie set, as referenced by the fact...

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Italy is a place rich in history, culture and art, and religious buildings bear witness to this. A journey to discover the most beautiful churches in Italy will give you emotions that will satisfy your spirituality but at the same time satisfy lovers of art history and aesthetic taste. Each monument guards its own soul: whether in the city centre o...

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Nestled in the southeastern corner of Italy, Puglia is a region rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Despite not boasting the same fame as destinations like Rome or Venice, Puglia has quietly gained recognition as one of Italy’s hidden gems. Discovering its secrets during the off-season unveils a whole new side of this captivating region....

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While the summer months lure many to the shores of Italy, this Mediterranean country has plenty of reasons to visit all year long. For those wanting to avoid the crowds, the period between October and November is the best time to visit Italy. In autumn, the weather becomes delightful for piazza hopping in Florence, Rome, and other popular cities an...

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Monteleone d’Orvieto is a lovely hamlet located in the Umbria region, not far from the border with Tuscany. The closest larger town is Città della Pieve, about 10 kilometers away, which is itself a little jewel of art and history. Monteleone’s position offers a perfect vantage point to explore both Umbria and Tuscany, making it an ideal spot for th...

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From the Leaning Tower of Pisa to the Colesseum, there are many world-famous landmarks that can be found across Italy. However, tourists looking for a more tranquil getaway to the wonderful country should not be afraid to go off the beaten track. The travel blog Solo Sophie has recommended a number of locations across Italy that often go under the...

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The Trabocchi are ancient and large fishing machines characteristic of this stretch of coast, they emerge from the sea with their strange architecture and surprise the observer, who is immediately catapulted into the dimension of a romantic dream. In recent years there have been many recoveries works in the area, such as the long cycle-pedestrian p...

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