Italy is the ideal destination for a seaside vacation. It boasts around 8,000 km of coastline, lapped by the waves of the Adriatic, the Tyrrhenian, the Ionian, the Ligurian, and the Sardinian Seas. From north to south, stretches of sandy beaches alternate with jagged shorelines and sheer cliffs that plunge into the sea - a land full of picturesque, fascinating seaside locations and islands with spectacular natural views that are well worth visiting.
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The area of Valdobbiadene is impressive in terms of landscape and natural environment, set between the Alpine foothills and the river Piave; the dry...
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Passing under the medieval porticoes of the Palazzo della Ragione we stand before three artistic jewels: the Baptistery, the Colleoni Chapel and the...
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The first thing to do for those arriving in the city of Acqui Terme is a visit to Piazza Bollente. Curative and hot water (74.5 ° C sulfur-bromine and iodine water) springs in the central part of the square from a marble aedicule, built in 1879. Thermal and healing water for respiratory and circulatory treatments and not only. A legend says that newborn babies were brought to the thermal spring to be immersed in it for a very short timet: if they had come alive, they would have been called "sgaientò", that means “burned”.
Piedmont is in Italy's northwest and borders Switzerland and France. True to the meaning of its name (foot of the mountain), Piedmont is a land of mountains. It is surrounded on three sides by the Alps, with the highest peaks and largest glaciers in Italy.
The Province of Alessandria lies in the extreme southeast of Piedmont that has for long been of strategic importance for its connections with Lombardy and Liguria. The topography consists mainly of hills ...
