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Mediterranean beaches, Greek bronzes and wild hinterland: Reggio Calabria is the forgotten gateway to southern Italie, facing Sicile.
Portovenere
A colorful Ligurian village with UNESCO status, Portovenere closes the Poets' Gulf facing the islands of Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto. Genoese heritage, Lord Byron's caves and excursions to Cinque Terre.
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.
Naples
At the foot of Mount Vesuvius, Naples blends UNESCO-listed streets, mythical pizza and excursions to Pompeii, Capri and the Amalfi Coast. Our complete guide.
The eastern gateway to Sicily, Messina combines a Norman cathedral, a spectacular astronomical clock, and direct access to the Aeolian Islands. A complete guide to planning your visit.
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.
Marsala
Europe's wine capital and gateway to the Stagnone lagoon, Marsala brings together vineyards, salt marshes, Phoenician ruins and Sicilian baroque heritage.
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.
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