If you’re looking to visit Tuscany, you might struggle to narrow down your travel list with so many great places on offer. But there’s one experience that you simply cannot miss – spending a day in San Gimignano. This historic town in Tuscany has been around since the Etruscan era and flourished during the early
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Syracuse is on the south-eastern coast of Sicily, about 66 km from Catania and 110 km from Taormina. It is one of the island’s most treasured tourist attractions. The city has a lot of ancient Greek history, many Roman remains, catacombs, churches, castles, and other sights. A visit to Syracuse promises a journey through time
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Tuscany encompasses everything that you imagine when picturing the Italian countryside. The area is characterised by rolling hills with quaint family-run vineyards and picturesque medieval villages. And you can’t overlook the endless rows of cypress trees and olive groves surrounding the artfully rustic villas and farmhouses. Many Italian Renaissance paintings capture this romantic scenery, but
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This is a guest post from Rachel Day. Nestled in the Alpine foothills of South Tyrol, a semi-autonomous area of the Trentino Alto Adige region of Northeast Italy, sits the attractive and historic town of Merano. Often disputed and having changed ownership many times over the years, the town retains evidence of this shared heritage
This is a guest post from Eva Milano. Bologna had a turbulent and eventful past, which has shaped it into the captivating city it is today. Many come here to walk along the reddish stone buildings, admire fine churches, study in the oldest university in the world, and above all, eat exquisite local dishes. If you