The Val Camonica Valley in eastern Lombardy has a large collection of prehistoric petroglyph rock carvings. At 100 kilometres long, it is one of the largest valleys in the central Alps and is historically divided between the provinces of Bergamo and Brescia. In 1979 it became Italy’s first UNESCO site…

The new collaboration between Baglioni and Chef Claudio Sadler is for the Baglioni Hotel Luna in Venice. Following the Michelin star awarded to Gusto by Sadler at the Baglioni Resort Sardegna, this new restaurant, helmed by resident chef Gennaro Balice, aims at striking a skilful balance between tradition and innovation.…

Santa Marinella, which is 60 kilometres and less than an hour by car from Rome, is a popular surfers’ paradise. The territorial peculiarities of this part of the Lazio coastline make it ideal for surfing which has been very popular in the area since the 1980s. The winds and currents…

The central Italian Emilia region is famous for its charcuterie and prosciutto and is widely known as the Kingdom of Parma Ham. It comprises the territories of three cities: Parma, Piacenza and Reggio Emilia. Three cities, three provinces, a single territory where food, nature and culture meet. https://www.visitemilia.com It also…

Craco is an Italian ghost town in the province of Matera in Italy’s southern Basilicata region. It dominates from atop a hill and, following a major landslide in the 1960s, the historic centre was evacuated, the population being forced to flee their homes. It appears that the landslide was caused…