Discovering the vast and varied lands of the Parco Nazionale d’Abruzzo
Parco Nazionale d’Abruzzo is a huge national park in Italy that covers almost 192 square miles. Whilst most of the park is located …
Why Viterbo in Lazio is a culture vulture’s haven
Wonderful landscapes and plenty of medieval pueblos are characteristics of the Lazio region of Italy, which borders the Tyrrhenian Sea. The town …
Top five things to do in Umbria
Excellent food, brilliant wines, breathtaking scenery, ancient villages and classic towns, it’s safe to say Umbria in Italy is a fantastic place …
Discovering Garfagnana: One of Tuscany’s ‘undiscovered’ beauty spots
The Garfagnana is a mountainous region in the north-western part of Tuscany. It comprises of a beautifully wild, broad valley covered in woods and …
Why Umbria’s Lake Trasimeno should be on your Italian holiday itinerary
Trasimeno is a wonderful lake in the middle of Tuscany’s historic and beautiful countryside, the perfect setting for an exploring the many …
Visiting Lazio’s Ostia Antica
Approximately 20 miles from the city of Rome in the verdurous landscape between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Tiber River, lie the …
Easter in Lazio
If you want to witness pageantry, raw emotion and joy, combined with an unbroken link with history, you need to witness first-hand …
Vatican Museum night openings in Rome
Back by popular demand the Vatican Museums are once again putting on their summer Night Openings. From 24 April until 30 October, …
Discovering the Etruscan archaeological sites of Northern Lazio
For a number of centuries the ‘mysterious Etruscans’ thrived in Italy, founding a total of 12 cities between Florence and Rome. It …
Discovering the Cascate delle Marmore: The tallest man-made waterfall in Europe
Standing at a breathtakingly lofty 165 metres high, the Cascata delle Marmore – the Marmore’s Falls – is the tallest manmade waterfall …