Walking is the essence of slow tourism, and Sardinia’s Sinis Peninsula offers a variety of trails and paths. Travelling at a slow pace to savour unique places Walking to experience a territory in depth, to unveil its culture, to learn about it traditions, to savour unique places and to meet…

Exploring Rome’s Appian Way and the Park of the Aqueducts means walking through time and ancient Rome. The Appian Way ran from Rome to Brindisi in Puglia On the outskirts of Rome, history and nature intertwine seamlessly on the ancient Appian Way and its park, the Parco dell'Appia Antica. This…

Just a short drive or train ride north of Rome, there is a stunning array of hiking, walking, and trekking trails that showcase the beauty of the Lazio region. Discovering Italy’s pre-Roman history For those seeking to escape the Eternal City’s hustle, or embark on a scenic adventure, these routes…

Ville Castelli Dimore proposes an itinerary to discover the timeless charm of the Veneto region’s historic residences. A noble residence with holiday apartments Padua, also known as Urbs picta thanks to its cycle of 14th-century frescoes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the first stop on the cultural itinerary proposed…

They call San Sperate the town of peaches, and the town of murals, but all over the world, it is known as the town of Pinuccio Sciola, the sculptor who gave stones a voice. A legacy of stone and sound Not far from the Sardinian capital Cagliari, in the little…

Novara in Piedmont has just hosted the World Skate Games, giving a welcome boost to tourism in the Piedmont city and its environs. 20,000 fans and a strong media spin-off Over 20,000 fans poured into Novara for the roller-skate event, as did 66 teams from 29 countries, with an economic…