The Italian art cities are some of the most-visited destinations in international cultural tourism. Rich in monuments, churches, castles, museums, and historic dwellings, Italy’s cities of art are an ideal target for low-season tourism, fulfilling a desire to know them any time of the year.
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The city of Naples was the protagonist of many movies attempting to describe and reproduce the vitality and incomparable passion of its inhabitants....
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Santa Margherita Ligure welcomes us with the festive colours of the old fishermen's cottages that cluster around the modern tourist harbour. While...
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A local craftsman refers that St. Michele left his footprint on Mount St. Angelo. For this reason, the mount is considered as a place of worship and deep spirituality. Here pilgrims can still atone for their sins by means of the plenary indulgence granted in the sanctuary of St. Michele the Archangel. In the Middle Ages, for those who departed from Mont Saint Michel in France, but especially for the Crusaders, the sanctuary of Mount St. Angelo represented a mandatory destination on the road to Jerusalem.
Also known as " Le Puglie " in the plural form, this region contains, in fact, many souls. The “heel of Italy's boot," Apulia is a charming region that can be visited all year round and is suspended among nature, history, tradition, tastes ...
Also known as the Capitanata or Daunia , the P rovince of Foggia marks the northern border of Apulia , near Molise and Campania. The eastern part ...
