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Starting in the spring of 2025, those traveling from the United States bound for most European Union and Schengen Area countries will no longer need to have visas printed in their passports, but will have to register online. Faces and fingerprints will be scanned and collected in a new digital registration system, Etias-an acronym that stands for E...

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An underrated destination but nothing less than an accolade of Italy's primitive heritage, Spello is a Renaissance paragon. Roman arches form the gateway to this hilltop town, characterized by an obsession for flowers and a gift for producing the region's finest olive oil. In Spello, nearly every window has a flower box, and each courtyard is brimm...

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“Although I live among the people of this beautiful world, almost like one of them and working for clients in a serious and professional manner, in reality I live a secret, dream life.” Perhaps all architects of all periods have had a secret life, a forbidden desire, an impossible dream. No one, however, was ever able to realise it, especially in t...

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Abruzzo is one of those regions that has accustomed us to extraordinary marvels, real gems set in a wonderful natural landscape like brilliant light points outlining the profile of a precious jewel; a metaphor that describes Italian beauty very well, isn’t it? Today we return to this fantastic land, destination Villalago: discover with us what to s...

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If you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the Eternal City for a day, taking a trip from Rome to Orvieto is the perfect solution! This medieval town is located in the Umbria region of central Italy and is famous for beautiful churches, delicious food, and stunning views. Here's everything you need to know about taking a day trip from Rom...

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Italy is a beloved European destination, with hotspots from Rome to Ravello, and yet the boot-shaped nation still has some low-key treasures to uncover. These lesser-known places offer travelers that special feeling of discovering a hidden gem — a place that’s not teeming with crowds or overflowing with touristy souvenir shops and restaurants that...

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Cremona is a small city that treasures a world of knowledge and beauty. It boasts a splendid artistic heritage that shines in its own light and is renowned for the legendary artisan and musical tradition that has made it the home of the world's best violins. Also, storied hard-core pastry shops enchanting passers-by with their sweet temptations are...

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In Italy’s heel of the boot, elves must’ve been afoot throughout the fairytale village of Alberobello, the world’s only enclave of 1,500 hobbit-like, stone trulli houses seemingly painted in white powdered sugar and capped with roofs resembling pointy gray party hats. To magically ward off demons, some trulli are marked with symbols, such as an arr...

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In today’s fast-paced and consumer-driven world, the concept of “less is more” has gained significant recognition and admiration, especially in the context of Italian countryside living. Taking inspiration from the renowned architect and designer, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, this philosophy advocates for simplicity, minimalism, and a focus on the ess...

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Thinking about visiting Cinque Terre with kids? If you’re dreaming of a family adventure that combines Italian charm, stunning landscapes and kid-approved fun, this is the place for you! Cinque Terre is a place that captured my heart and left my family with memories we’ll cherish forever!  Cinque Terre isn’t just for backpackers or honeymooners! It...

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