4 articles to prepare your trip
Perched on the slopes of Monte Bàrbaro, Segeste preserves one of the world's best-preserved Doric temples and an ancient theater overlooking the Mediterranean.
Mediterranean beaches, Greek bronzes and wild hinterland: Reggio Calabria is the forgotten gateway to southern Italie, facing Sicile.
Lecce
Lecce, nicknamed the Florence of the South, reveals in the heart of Puglia an exuberant baroque heritage, Salento beaches and still-preserved gastronomy.
Brescia
A UNESCO-listed Roman Forum, the Santa Giulia Monastery, Venetian squares: Brescia unfolds two thousand years of history at the foot of the Lombard Alps.
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