Situated at the tip of Italy’s boot, the largest island in the Mediterranean is an underappreciated haven after the hustle and bustle of the mainland. The majority of Sicilians consider themselves and the island as a separate entity from Italy; they have their own widely spoken dialect, traditions and food, which is often much spicier and has a greater emphasis
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Lago di Bracciano is a lake located in the Sabatini mountains, within central Italy, in the Lazio region. The lake was, like the nearby Lago di Bolsena (located 60 kilometers away), created by volcanic activity of several extinct volcanoes. On the banks of the lake are hot springs. Lake itself lies at an altitude of 160 meters above sea level
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Narni is a charming ancient town, which like the most of Umbrian towns, holds many historical monuments in its belly. It is situated on a rocky promontory at the mouth of the river Nero, in the province of Terni, just 10 kilometers from Marmore Falls (Cascate delle Marmore) and 80 kilometers from Rome. Locals still do their best to keep
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Santa Caterina is a ski resort located in the Stelvio National Park, in the Valfurva valley, below the mountain pass Passo Gavia. The town lies at an altitude of 1,740 metres above sea level and is mainly known for its native, a multiple world champion in downhill skiing Deborah Compagnoni. The resort of Santa Caterina belongs to the Alta Valtellina
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Camogli is a picturesque fishing village located in the beautiful coastal strip called “Riviera Levante”. It is lined with mostly pebble beaches and washed by the clear blue waters of Ligurian Sea. The fishing port of Camogli is an interesting place on the edge of the peninsula of Portofino, with a good climate, located about 23 km from Genoa. Camogli
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