6 articles to prepare your trip
Otranto
A medieval port at the southeastern tip of Italy, Otranto combines a legendary cathedral, a mosaic of 600,000 tiles, and the turquoise beaches of Salento.
Massa
Between the Malaspina fortress, the Versilia beaches and the marble quarries of Carrara, Massa concentrates the essence of northern Tuscany in a single journey.
Lucques
Lucca, a Tuscan city enclosed by 16th-century ramparts, reveals itself by bicycle among cathedrals, palaces and an oval piazza inherited from a Roman amphitheatre.
Erice
Perched at 751 m facing the Aegadian Islands, Erice captivates with its intact medieval setting, hundred churches, its Castello di Venere and centuries-old pastry traditions.
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.
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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