If you wish to visit something truly unique and mystic in Sicily, Tindari is the right destination to choose. Nestled at 60 km from Messina, the coastal village of Tindari resides above the Tyrrhenian Sea and provides one with some great views of Cape of Milazzo and Gulf of Patti. Of the two, the cape is a great strategic position to

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Each Italian region has its capital, and so does Piedmont. It’s Turin or Torino in Italian, the third largest city in Italy. It is located almost in the center of the region and crossed by the river Po. Since 2006, when the Winter Olympics were held here, Turin is among the seven Italian cities, where you can ride the subway.

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Ricci Oddi – Galleria d’Arte Moderna If you follow the guides that urge you to lead to Piacenza, Ricci Oddi is one of the art collections that will surely impress you. The gallery was built for the purpose of presenting art. The visitor will see a well-lit ensemble that harbors the collections of a variety of artistic schools and stylistic

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Wars, political conflicts or environmental disasters have tremendous power – they can depopulate entire cities. The fascinating feature of Italy is that even though the people leave towns or villages, they are still very interesting to see and worth a visit! Giardino di Ninfa, Lazio This town is known to be founded by the Volscians. Currently Giardino di Ninfa is

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Italy has everything that one travel lover needs. But did you know it also has the unusual travel destinations which include abandoned villages, sometimes called the ghost towns? They have been abandoned years ago because of many earthquakes and serious landslides. Now serves as the unusual travel destinations. Craco, Basilicata The massive migration from Craco was caused by war, landslides

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