Italy on the road

A (not only) gourmet guide to Modena

A tasty and historic tour of the city of Emilia: a day strolling around monuments and specialties

Milan at Christmas, between tradition and gourmet shopping

Immersed in the magical atmosphere of centuries-old city traditions, we discover an epicurean Milan that is at its best during the Christmas season

Christmas markets in Italy, the most picturesque and mouth-watering ones

Journey through the Christmas street markets that are worth a visit. To discover new areas of Italy and old traditions

Autumn in Italy: 5 travel ideas along the peninsula

Travel ideas for all types of travellers, to discover remote corners of Italy

Ponza and the Pontine Islands: sea, taste, and history

A handy travel guide to discover the splendid islands located between Naples and Rome

Walks, castles, and organic farming: slow Garda

An itinerary on foot to explore Padenghe sul Garda, an unusual destination that offers exciting and Planet-friendly food and wine discoveries.

The Riviera of Lemons: an inebriating Lake Garda

Enticing scents, bright colours, and endless culinary uses: these are the hallmarks of the lemons of the Brescia area of Lake Garda, the pride of the territory.

Guilt-free tastings: gastronomic cycling tour of the Lecco area of Brianza

Cycling itinerary in the Lecco area of Brianza, a tasteful area yet to be discovered, within everyone’s reach.

Year-round weekends: the Brescia Lake Garda, amid nature and gastronomy

Halfway between the lake and the mountains, Garda Bresciano is an area that remains in your heart due to its green landscapes, dotted with vineyards, olive groves and cypresses.

A journey across the gastronomic excellences of the Lecco area of Brianza

A unique territory for its landscape peculiarities and its historical value, a few kilometres from Milan and yet so profoundly different in its identity.

A stay on Lake Garda, in the footsteps of poets

A trip to the western shore of Lake Garda: what to see, where to stay and which gastronomic specialities to taste.

Castelli Romani, an unusual destination combining culture and gastronomy

Sixteen municipalities not far from Rome that form an area commonly known as “Castelli Romani” (‘Roman Castles’).

A tour of the Siena Chianti area: much more than just vineyards

Only 4 municipalities and a single main connecting road. So small (less than 400 square metres) and yet Chianti Senese is one of the most appreciated territories in Italy, even outside of Italy. And it’s no wonder as every curve here is a picture-postcard made of hills, vineyards, cypresses and farmhouses.