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 port of Genoa is a huge square on the Mediterranean Sea, a space stretching out as far as the eye can see, where centuries of history are brought...
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Here we are in the centre of Urbino, in the square dedicated to the Renaissance, bounded on one side by the Ducal Palace. The square is adorned by an...
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In the Basilica of Sant'Eustorgio in Milan there is a part of the story of the Magi (The Three kings). The basilica was probably founded in the IV century, when Bishop Eustorgio decided to build a sacred building to enshrine the sacred relics of the Magi, due to the fact that the cart that brought the relics from Constantinople to the Cathedral of Milan unexplainably stopped there. The relics had a difficult fate and only in 1900 were returned to the Basilica of Sant'Eustorgio, where, today, they are still a reason of worship for the people in Milan.
Large, lively and industrious, the province of Milan is the second most populous in Italy. Its territory extends over a stretch of the Po Valley and includes the river Ticino to the west and the river Adda to the east. It’s shaped by its waterways: river and canals that cross it and sometimes ...
One of Italy’s largest regions, Lombardy lies in the north of the country, sharing a border with Switzerland . Stretching from the Alps to the lowlands of the Po Valley , it ...
