Molise is a region rich in history and natural beauty, with traditions of ancient origin. Its territory is equally divided between mountains and hills: crossed entirely by the Apennine mountains, the terrain then slopes down, with wide hills, towards the plain up to the sea. Molise is a land still uncontaminated and inhabited by a …
Sardinia is rightly considered a paradise for sea lovers. There are coves that can only be reached on foot and coves that can only be reached by boat. Some of the most beautiful and well-known beaches are very popular in the high season. Other beaches, equally beautiful, are little frequented even in the height of …
Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia, was founded by the Phoenicians, colonized by the Carthaginians, occupied by the Romans, disputed by Pisans and Spaniards, ruled for a long time by the Piedmontese. For this reason, it boasts a very long history and a melting pot of millenary traditions. Things to do in Cagliari Cagliari’s historic Castello …
Aosta has an ancient history that you can relive by admiring the Roman and medieval remains of the historic center. The history of Aosta is linked to that of Rome starting from the name: Augusta Praetoria, founded after the victory of the Romans over the Salassi people in 25 BC The foundation of the colony …
Bologna “la Dotta” (the Learned), “la Rossa” (the Red), “la Grassa” (the Fat): this is how the capital of Emilia Romagna is defined. Bologna the Learned for the presence of one of the oldest universities in Italy, still a very active cultural center today. Bologna the Red for the color that the roofs and houses …