6 articles to prepare your trip
A world-renowned destination, Piedmont welcomes travellers to north-western Italy. A land of vineyards, where cultivated plains meet protected and wild sites.
From the lagoon to the UNESCO-listed Prosecco hills, Veneto connects Venice, Verona, Padua and Palladian villas across five to seven coherent nights.
From the heel of the Italian boot to the troglodytic sassi of Matera: a horizontal Italie of olive groves, white stone and peasant cuisine, to explore by car over 8 to 10 days.
Three thousand years of urban history spread across seven hills, extended by an Etruscan and volcanic Lazio still largely undiscovered beyond Tivoli.
Limestone cliffs soaring above 3,000 meters, trilingual Ladin villages and prealpine lakes fringed with villas: northern Italie combines two distinct worlds in a single journey.
Cypress-lined hills of Val d'Orcia, Chianti vineyards, frescoes of Assisi and the flower-carpeted Castelluccio plateau: two regions best explored at a leisurely pace from an agriturismo.
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