Etna, also called Mongibello , is considered the most active volcano in Sicily. It rises on the eastern coast of Sicily, southwest of the Peloritani Mountains and is crossed by the fifteenth meridian, from which it takes its name. Click here to find out more. This volcano, named a UNESCO World Heritage Site , fascinates […]
Lake Nambino located near Madonna di Campiglio in Val Rendena belongs to one of those places in the mountains of Trentino that reach straight to the heart. This lake surrounded by nature offers truly suggestive walks the spectacle of a glacial lake, of a coulor in perfect harmony with the surrounding environment. Moreover, there is […]
Celenza Valfortore is one of the oldest centers in the whole of Daunia which rises on the border between Puglia and Molise. It represents an area of great environmental value thanks to the presence of the Occhito lake and the wooded area that surrounds it. Lake Occhito is one of the largest Italian artificial basins […]
Matera, a city where time seems to have stopped, which every year welcomes thousands of visitors who venture among its famous ” Sassi di Matera “ and alleys. Matera is in fact one of the oldest cities in the world, where history, culture, nature meet and merge, giving life to a place full of scenarios […]
Otranto is a small town which represents a bridge between West and East, a territory full of Caribbean beaches, a place rich in history, art, culture. It immediately catches the eye that the ancient village is enclosed by the defensive walls that in the past served to protect it from any enemy attacks. Among the […]
Gran Paradiso Park is the oldest National Park in Italy recognized as such in 1922 by Vittorio Emanuele III. The Park is located on the border between Valle d’Aosta and Piedmont . Its symbol is the alpine ibex which is today a protected species together with all the rest of the fauna and flora that […]
Spoleto is an Umbrian city surrounded by hills, olive trees and vineyards that allows the visitor to take a real dip in the past. Enclosed within a very large plain, the city developed on the Sant’Elia hill and then continued towards the areas of Monteluco and up to the banks of the Tessino. An eclectic […]
Sant’Antioco is a small seaside village with a special charm. Located on the Sardinian island of the same name belonging to the Sulci archipelago, in the past it was a Phoenician-Punic colony then a Roman city. Its marina, colorful houses and restaurants inebriate the air with inviting scents, making it the sea soul of Sant’Antioco. […]
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