15 articles to prepare your trip
The world's largest Franciscan church, Santa Croce brings together in Florence Giotto's frescoes, Brunelleschi's Pazzi Chapel, and the tombs of Italy's greatest names.
Château Brown
A Genoese fortress turned British residence in the 19th century, Castello Brown dominates Portofino's harbor and offers one of the finest views along the Ligurian Riviera.
Trieste
Between the Adriatic and the Karst Plateau, Trieste preserves its Austro-Hungarian heritage, literary cafés and Miramare Castle. Our complete guide.
An ancient Spartan colony nestled between Mar Piccolo and Mar Grande, Taranto brings together Greek ruins, an Aragonese castle, stately palazzi, and Ionian flavors.
The largest island in the Mediterranean, Sicily brings together Greek temples, Byzantine mosaics, turquoise beaches and active volcanoes. Our complete guide to planning 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.
Prato
Just 25 minutes from Florence, Prato conceals Filippo Lippi frescoes, a pulpit by Donatello and the soul of Italian textile heritage. An authentic Tuscany waiting to be discovered.
Portofino
Pastel-coloured facades, horseshoe harbour, trails to San Fruttuoso and the Christ of the Abyss: everything you need to know to visit Portofino, the pearl of the Ligurian Riviera.
Matera
Troglodyte dwellings, rupestrian churches and UNESCO heritage: Matera reveals in Basilicata one of Europe's most singular urban landscapes.
Florence, capital of Tuscany and cradle of the Renaissance, concentrates the Duomo, the Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio and Medici masterpieces within a UNESCO-listed historic center.
Five villages clinging to cliffsides, terraced vineyards and colorful fishing ports: complete guide to Cinque Terre, a Ligurian gem inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
At the foot of Mount Etna, Catania blends UNESCO Baroque architecture, bustling fish markets, black sand beaches and Sicilian tables. The complete guide to visiting the "Milan of the South."
Camogli
Camogli, a Ligurian village with trompe-l'œil facades, is home to the Christ of the Abyss, San Fruttuoso Abbey, and a legendary trail to Portofino.
Asti
Medieval towers, sparkling Moscato and UNESCO hills: complete guide to visiting Asti, Piedmont's overlooked wine capital, 55 km from Turin.
Alberobello
1,600 trulli, two neighborhoods, and a history born from a 15th-century tax loophole: Alberobello, a UNESCO jewel of Puglia, awaits your discovery.
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