14 articles to prepare your trip
Sicily's first protected wilderness area since 1981, the Zingaro reserve shelters 1,700 hectares of cliffs, white sand coves and Mediterranean maquis between Scopello and San Vito Lo Capo.
Vernazza
Vernazzo, a medieval jewel in the Cinque Terre: pastel houses, natural harbour, vineyard trails and Doria Castle. The complete guide to planning your visit.
Trieste
Between the Adriatic and the Karst Plateau, Trieste preserves its Austro-Hungarian heritage, literary cafés and Miramare Castle. Our complete guide.
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.
Mediterranean beaches, Greek bronzes and wild hinterland: Reggio Calabria is the forgotten gateway to southern Italie, facing Sicile.
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.
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.
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.
Marsala
Europe's wine capital and gateway to the Stagnone lagoon, Marsala brings together vineyards, salt marshes, Phoenician ruins and Sicilian baroque heritage.
Just 7 km from Sicily, Levanzo cherishes silence: 5 km², 200 inhabitants, no cars, decorated caves and an exceptional marine reserve.
Lecce
Lecce, nicknamed the Florence of the South, reveals in the heart of Puglia an exuberant baroque heritage, Salento beaches and still-preserved gastronomy.
A former maritime republic turned museum city, Genoa lines Renaissance palaces, medieval alleyways, hidden beaches and Italy's finest focaccia.
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.
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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