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Abbey of San Fruttuoso

An 11th-century Benedictine abbey, San Fruttuoso opens onto a cove between Camogli and Portofino, accessible only by sea or hiking trail.

Portofino

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.

Massa

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.

Brescia

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.

Bari

Bari

A maritime capital nestled between the Adriatic Sea and medieval alleyways, Bari reveals itself on foot, at table, and through vibrant local celebrations. Our complete guide.

Barbaresco

At the heart of the Langhe, Barbaresco concentrates one of Italy's most prestigious terroirs. Medieval tower, DOCG wineries and UNESCO hillsides for an unforgettable wine escape.

Asti

Asti

Medieval towers, sparkling Moscato and UNESCO hills: complete guide to visiting Asti, Piedmont's overlooked wine capital, 55 km from Turin.

Alba

Alba

The world capital of white truffles in the heart of UNESCO's Langhe region, Alba blends medieval heritage, great vintages and exceptional Piedmontese dining.

Piedmont

A world-renowned destination, Piedmont welcomes travellers to north-western Italy. A land of vineyards, where cultivated plains meet protected and wild sites.