Travel Journal

Italy’s largest lake, Lake Garda, is a place of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural richness. Its stunning shoreline, quaint towns, and...

In the heart of Lazio’s countryside, just twenty kilometers southeast of Rome, lies a hidden treasure that promises peace, beauty, and a breath...

Tucked away in the northwestern corner of Italy, Gran Paradiso National Park is one of the country’s most treasured natural sanctuaries....

Located in the heart of central Italy, the Abruzzo National Park, officially Parco Nazionale d’Abruzzo, Lazio e Molise, is one of the ...

Tucked away on the northwestern coast of Sicily, the Zingaro National Park (Riserva Naturale Orientata dello Zingaro) is a pristine natural...

Flying can have some negative effects on the complexion due to the high altitude and low humidity, leaving skin dehydrated and dull. Travelling...

Italy is synonymous all over the world for its rich and varied culinary creations, yet Italian cuisine has much more to offer than pasta and...

The National Museum of Capodimonte is located in a magnificent Bourbon palace on the outskirts of Naples. The impressive Royal Palace of...

Milan is known all over the world as a fashion hub, with excellent dining and a thriving aperitivo culture, attracting visitors from all walks...

In 1784 Florence’s Accademia Gallery was founded by Leopold II, the Grand Duke of Tuscany as a teaching facility for students of Fine Art....

On May 10, 1734 Charles of Bourbon conquered the kingdom of Naples and in the years following built the Royal Palace of Caserta, as the...

The National Archaeological Museum in Naples is one of the most visited museums in Italy and is home to an extensive collection of artifacts...

Peggy Guggenheim was the heiress of an American family of tycoons, and the founder of the Peggy Guggenheim collection in Venice. An avid art...

On the right bank of the Tiber River, opposite Campus Martius, between the Borgo Pio and Prati districts of Rome, stands the unmissable Castel...

The Flavian amphitheatre is more commonly known as the Colosseum, which is a name taken from a statue called the Colossus of Nero, which once...

Italy is renowned all over the world for its second-to-none fashion houses. A symbol of elegance, style and innovation for generations, The...

A popular legend claims that Marco Polo introduced pasta to Italy after his explorations of the Far East. However, there is evidence of pasta...

Turin is home to the second largest collection of Egyptian artefacts in the world, second only to Cairo. The Egyptian Museum of Turin in...

Named after the Greek hero Hercules, Herculaneum was a small yet prominent town in Campania, located 8km from the present day Naples. Due to...

Tall towering buildings set along beautiful coastline with powerful lights at the top have garnered fascination for centuries.  Faros or...