If you’re fed up with the usual barbecue grill, in Italy you’ll be spoiled for choice. You can inaugurate the season at the beach or dedicate yourself to relaxation at a thermal spa, take advantage of a day trekking or explore a village, stroll in the gardens of a historic villa or among the halls of an exhibition. The choice is yours: here are some ideas for spending Easter Monday in perfect Italian style.

Are you looking for a different type of Easter, a chance to switch off and listen to your own rhythms, leaving stress and deadlines behind? Rather than the destination, think about the journey, and the right vehicle with which to set off. Choose an Easter itinerary in a campervan, a guarantee of an authentic, tailor-made, on-the-road holiday in the comfortable setting of a house on wheels. A campervan is the most immersive mode of transport for an open-air getaway, exploring regions, traditions and landscapes that are off the beaten track. If you don't own a campervan or a motorhome, you can enjoy the experience of renting one and touring Italy without relinquishing the privilege of sleeping or sipping an aperitif in the most poetic and scenic spots, inaccessible to most. From north to south, we recommend 5 destinations for an Easter in a campervan, on a route tailor-made to suit your desires.

Bergamo and Brescia, jointly named the Capital of Culture 2023, share a single purpose. What’s that? Making culture known, in all its aspects as understood in Italy: a special fusion of unparalleled artistic heritage, events, historical and naturalistic beauty and of course excellent food and wine. Bergamo and Brescia are industrious cities, hubs for numerous industrial activities. Perhaps you are here for work, business has brought you to Milan or you are simply a curious tourist. Whatever the reason, this year is the perfect opportunity to discover these two beautiful cities. The two Lombard cities are just 40km away from each other and an hour's drive from Milan. They can also be easily reached from Rome or Milan by train, or by plane from Bergamo-Orio al Serio airport. Let's explore them in a new way, looking at 13 unmissable experiences for a weekend or for a stop and getaway during a work break.

Wild nature, cliffs overlooking the crystal clear waters of the Ligurian Sea, villages of rare beauty and views that have conquered poets and artists: Liguria is a region to be discovered at a slow pace. The best way to do it is with a backpack, comfortable shoes and camera ready for breathtaking shots. Here are some tips for a bit of healthy trekking in Liguria. There are so many options of trails, from the paths of the “cinque terre” 5 lands to the trekking routes between Liguria Ponente and di Levante. How to choose? If you are looking for some suggestions for a regenerating break from work in a true natural paradise, we'll tell you where to start.

The days getting longer, temperature rising, and the climate becoming milder. The desire to spend time outdoors beckons, either by the coast or surrounded by greenery. The Easter holidays are an ideal moment to take a trip with the children, to breathe healthy air and enjoy some well-deserved relaxation and recreation. If it's still not hot enough for a dip, don't worry. There are many activities to enjoy in the company of the little ones. They will be able to get on a boat to whale watch, be amazed by the vivid colors of the tropical fish in the Genoa Aquarium or follow the flight of the pink flamingos in the Po Delta Park. They can have fun playing with Easter eggs on the beach or enjoying the thrill of discovering dinosaur fossils. So here are 5 family fun activities to make your Easter unforgettable.

Is there a way to unplug and recharge your brain in times of mental fatigue? There are many such options in Italy, but among the most effective is a weekend of walking on Lake Garda. The area is rich in scenic paths and lends itself to wonderful hikes, perfect for relaxing after a tiring week at work. So, what are you waiting for? Go and regenerate yourself in the midst of nature with some healthy exercise and, with your backpack on your shoulders, follow the 6 itineraries we recommend.

Nestled in the Alta Murgia National Park, it is a masterpiece of medieval architecture declared UNESCO World Heritage, full of symbols and mysteries. Ready to discover them all?

Covering 12 hectares, the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle in Merano are an amazing collection of exotic and Mediterranean landscapes among the most beautiful in the world. Visiting them is a unique experience for adults and children alike and a rare opportunity to see various botanical environments, animals and art installations up close. Let yourself be intrigued by this South Tyrolean paradise.

Visiting it is a pleasure, for its rich vegetation, as well as for its architecture, from the castles and medieval porticoes to the Art Nouveau buildings and the more modern cubic building of the thermal baths. We propose a tour of the city, a mix of the Belle Époque and the contemporary, which will show you a new soul.

Charming, spectacular Aosta Valley is a region with a lot to offer its visitors. We’ll show you a route created ad hoc, that combines nature, sports and culture: A tour of the fantastic castles of the Aosta Valley. In addition to being well-known for its mountains, this region is also famous for its charming manors that are seemingly one and the same with the surrounding nature, thus making the landscape even more enchanting. This trip can be experienced by car, on horseback, on a bike and even in pleasant carriages.

Villages, ancient towns, villas, Medieval castles, and archaeological ruins animate the Regional Park of the Castelli Romani, in the Province of Rome. Located in the Alban Hills, in the past the Castelli Romani were a favorite resort for the Capital's noble families as well as for Popes. 9,500 hectares of protected land, many animal species, such as badgers, martens, peregrine falcons, porcupines, and especially the wolf (a key compoment in the local ecosystem) also call this their habitat. Fifteen municipalities make up part of the Park of the Castelli Romani however, for an already-exhaustive window onto the area, organize a tour of just six of them, beginning with Lanuvio, a Medieval village near Velletri.

Via Emilia: along the ancient road This itinerary runs along the Via Emilia and precisely along the stretch between the Parma and Piacenza areas, where the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza ruled between 1545 and 1859. One of the world's oldest roads, nowadays known as State Road 9, the Via Emilia is one of Emilia Romagna's prides, as well as being at the origin of the region's very name. Roman road with an epic flavour, in some sections retaining the original cobblestones. Many centuries of history are encompassed here, from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment, scattered traces of culture and architecture. Nearby are castles, fortresses and manor houses, extraordinary examples of the art of fortification. Along the route, the landscape changes from the Bassa Padana to the Apennines of Emilia, in a panorama of hills covered with vineyards, streams and verdant valleys. A plunge into medieval atmospheres and witnessing of historical re-enactments in costume. The itinerary is exciting for everyone, including children; educational and exploratory workshops and even a magical Fairy Tale Park in Gropparello are dedicated to them. To make the day truly enjoyable, don't forget to organise a picnic on the lawn, as well as a stop at taverns and castle markets. If you like honest restaurants, you will find many on this stretch of road where you can enjoy renowned cured meats accompanied by local CDO wines.