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Every one soon or late comes round by Rome: these are the words by the English poet Robert Browning, so I think is useful to read a travel guide before to come in the Eternal City. Rome is the biggest city...

The art of ceramics is one of the oldest human activities. Countless works have been created in our country, using only a handful of clay and a small fire. The term “ceramic" means "the action which involve...

Famous mostly for its aquarium, Genoa is a port city and capital of the Liguria region in northwest Italy. Described by French writer, Flaubert, as “a beauty that tears the soul”, Genoa is full of...

There’s a huge building in the centre of Bozen (Bolzano). It’s made of glass and it’s characterized by a stunning architecture, which is impossible not to gaze at. It’s the Museion we are talking...

Once arrived in a big city like Rome, so rich in monuments, historic squares, wonderful parks, stunning churches and breathtaking views, the dilemma to be solved is: how to see all these things in a short...

All travelers who love to go to the mountains should visit the Trentino-South Tyrol region, which offers not only beautiful sights, but also many activities related to the history of this border territory,...

“Wine is poetry in a bottle”. Stevenson’s quote becomes even more reliable today, when April is starting. Why? Because the world’s largest wine fair is about to begin. It’s called Vinitaly and it...

In Italy, the word art is often associated with frescos, statues and paintings. It’s a glorious art, which was made in ancient times and which has survived the passing of time. What it doesn’t refer to...

Calling Assisi with its name seemed flimsy to the Italian poet Dante Alighieri. He suggested the label Orient to be used instead: such a distinguished name was more appropriate for a remarkable city. Assisi...

Nuoro is a small town in the heart of Sardinia, which became famous for its production of the most refined and elegant fabric ever made: velvet. The name velvet comes from the Latin vellus, but it saw its...