You may have heard of the seven jewels of the Tyrrhenian Sea that make up Elba and the Tuscan Archipelago. But you are less likely actually to have visited these islands, to have experienced their unspoilt nature, unique history and traditions, and endless hospitality. Why Visit Elba And The Tuscan Archipelago? According to legend, the …
Even regular visitors to Italy may be unfamiliar with Procida, a tiny island in the Bay of Naples. Yet this picturesque island with its multi-coloured houses and quaint fishing traditions is about to become much better known. It has recently received the coveted title of Italian Capital of Culture for 2022. What Is The Italian …
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean. It has a stunning volcanic landscape, seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and a long history stretching right back to the ancient Greeks. With so much to choose from, what are some of the best things to do in Sicily? 1. Mount Etna Mount Etna is probably the …
Where can you enjoy some of the best gastronomy in Italy, if not the world? Where can you enjoy slow travel while tasting classic foods and learning about their production? The answer is in Italy’s Food Valley, where discovering the food of Emilia-Romagna is a gastronome’s delight, an exploration of local cuisines, wine and much …
There is a vast amount to see and do in the historic city of Florence. However, if you are staying for more than a few days you might want to take the opportunity to explore the towns and countryside of Tuscany, or even to venture a little further afield. Here are some of the best …
9 of Italy’s 58 UNESCO World Heritage Sites are located wholly or partly within Tuscany, including some of the best known historic places in the country. The region also has one example of UNESCO intangible heritage. Here is a complete list of the World Heritage Sites in Tuscany, including one creative city and the region’s …
A lesser visited university town in the north of Italy, within easy reach of Venice or Verona. Majestic buildings, arcaded streets and peaceful canals. And not just one, but two, UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These are just a few of the reasons to spend a day in Padua. Why Visit Padua? Padua is home to …