Would you like to wake up with a view of Mount Vesuvius and the Gulf of Naples, in the middle of nature and yet close to Sorrento? Then Village Camping Santa Fortunata is just what you’re looking for.
Did you know that Matera, in the region of Basilicata, is among the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world? The city is known for its unique cave dwellings, also called the Sassi di Matera. In this article, I will take you to Matera and share my personal tips for visiting this beautiful city.
Find out all about Ferragosto in Italy: its history, traditions, delicious dishes and the best places to experience this summer holiday on Aug. 15.
Why Your Italian Travel Guide is attending BIT Milano 2026 and what this says about the future of travel and tourism in Italy.
Parking in Puglia doesn’t have to be a headache. By figuring out your route and parking options in advance, you can relax and enjoy all the beauty this region has to offer. Keep in mind ZTL zones, preferably choose parking spots on the outskirts of the city center and make use of parking apps.
Your Italian Travel Guide is now a member of Dutch Travel Bloggers. Find out what this means for you as a reader and why this is a step forward for all Italy travelers.
Spend the night at B&B I Limoni in Ravello with stunning views of the sea Wouldn’t you rather wake up to sea views and the smell of lemon trees instead of traffic noise? In the middle of charming Ravello you
Did you know that the global Slow Food movement originated in a small town in Piedmont? Welcome to Bra, a surprisingly charming village known as the birthplace of slow travel AND slow food. In this article you’ll discover 10 things to absolutely see and do in Bra, from culinary hotspots to cultural discoveries. Perfect for those who love authentic experiences and the local flavors of Piedmont.
Looking for a small-scale, charming accommodation in Tuscany with personalized hospitality, breathtaking views and a relaxed atmosphere? Then B&B La Loccaia is exactly what you are looking for.
Pici all’aglione is a classic from southern Tuscany, specifically from the Val di Chiana. This thick, hand-rolled pasta is served with a fragrant sauce of garlic (aglione) and tomato. This giant garlic is mild, sweet and mild in flavor, and together with olive oil and tomatoes, it makes the perfect sauce for this rustic pasta.
Do you dream of exploring Italy on an iconic Vespa? Think winding roads between vineyards, stops at medieval villages and fresh breezes as you ride through the hills of Piedmont. With Kalitumba Travel, take a unique Vespa tour through one of Italy’s most beautiful regions. In this article I take you along my own experience and give you practical tips to make your Vespa adventure in Italy unforgettable.
Looking for a quiet seaside accommodation in Sicily? Casale Scirbia offers hospitality, comfort and a perfect location for a relaxing vacation.
Discover the traditional recipe for Zeppole di San Giuseppe, the delicious Italian pastry eaten on Father’s Day. Learn how to make them yourself!
The Basilica of Maria Santissima Addolorata in Castelpetroso is an architectural masterpiece and an important place of pilgrimage. This impressive church in Molise attracts visitors from all over Italy and beyond thanks to its special story, beautiful architecture and serene surroundings. What makes this basilica so special? In this article you will discover all about its story, architecture and practical tips for your visit.
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It’s party time in Italy today! June 2 is the national holiday of Italia: “la Festa della Repubblica”. This day commemorates the fact that Italy became a republic on June 2, 1946.
