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North of Rome, Viterbo is a medieval city famous for its papal palace and natural thermal springs. Just under two hours by train, it’s a...

The Royal Palace of Caserta The Reggia di Caserta is Italy’s answer to Versailles—a sprawling 18th-century palace with endless gardens,...

On Tuscany’s Monte Argentario peninsula, Porto Ercole is a chic fishing town with sandy coves, Spanish forts, and excellent seafood. It’s...

Umbria, known as Italy’s “green heart,” is dotted with hill towns rich in history, art, and food traditions. Thanks to the RFI train...

Procida Island, Bay of Naples The Bay of Naples is scattered with islands, each with its own character. Capri is glamorous, Ischia is...

For a longer adventure, combine Tuscany’s coast with the island of Elba. From Pisa, take the train south to Livorno for delicious...

Bergamo is a city of two halves—the modern Città Bassa below and the medieval Città Alta above, connected by a funicular. Just 50 minutes...

Lake Trasimeno, in the heart of Umbria, is Italy’s fourth largest lake and a peaceful alternative to the Tuscan coast if you're looking...

Leaning Tower of Pisa at first light Pisa is one of Italy’s most famous cities, and while the Leaning Tower steals the spotlight, there’s...

Perched on a volcanic plateau, Orvieto is one of Umbria’s most dramatic towns. With its glittering Gothic cathedral, underground tunnels,...

On Tuscany’s Monte Argentario peninsula, Porto Ercole is a chic fishing town with sandy coves, Spanish forts, and excellent seafood. It’s...

Langhe Vineyards, Piedmont Piedmont’s rolling vineyards and medieval hill towns are paradise for wine lovers. While many spots require a...

Prato is often overlooked by travellers rushing between Florence and Pisa, but this Tuscan city rewards visitors with a fascinating...

Ostia Antica at Sunset Just 30 minutes from central Rome, Ostia Antica is one of Italy’s best-kept secrets. Once the bustling seaport of...

September is one of the best months to explore the Cinque Terre. The summer crowds have thinned, the weather is still warm enough for...

The Amalfi Coast is one of Italy’s most famous destinations—but its beauty often comes with overwhelming crowds in summer. For a more...

Lake Maggiore offers alpine scenery, elegant lakeside towns, and fewer crowds than its famous neighbour, Lake Como. From Milan, you can...

Bologna is Italy’s culinary capital, home to legendary pasta dishes, bustling food markets, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. If you’re...

Temples of Paestum Archaeological site, Campania South of the Amalfi Coast lies Paestum, a hidden gem for history lovers and foodies...

Rome in summer can be intense—hot sun, long queues, and busy piazzas. But for the curious traveler willing to look beyond the obvious,...