Potenza is the capital city of the southern Italian region of Basilicata and is also the highest situated provincial capital in Italy. It can be found on a promontory between two valleys. The main artery of the bustling city center is a narrow street Via Pretoria, part of which is a pedestrian zone. Piazza Mario Pagano, Potenza, Basilicata by Carmar89

» Read more

San Remo is world renowned spa resort and cultural center of the Riviera di Ponente. It lies at historically very interesting place between the headlands of Capo Verde and Capo Nero. It’s a typical Ligurian resort with palm trees and a casino. Onion domes of the Russian Orthodox church add an exotic character to this city. Already in the 19th

» Read more

Imperia is a coastal town, consisting of the old town of Porto Maurizio and Oneglia. It is the capital of the westernmost province of Liguria, which is also known as the Riviera dei Fiori (Riviera of Flowers). The local production of flowers is among the biggest in Italy. The city was founded in 1923 when Mussolini merged two existing towns

» Read more

Tignale is the mountain town and one of the best places where you can enjoy beautiful views of Lago di Garda. It is a popular place among active people, nature lovers, lovers of hiking and biking. If you are not staying in Tignale during your holidays at Lago di Garda, definitely make sure to visit this place at least as

» Read more

For such a historically rich city like Rome, travelling with kids can be a bit tricky. Kids are generally uninterested as far as pure history and culture are concerned. They easily get tired and bored with just touring around highly historical sightseeing spots. Well, of course there are a few kids who love history, but this case is very rare.

» Read more