Morocco: Things to Know
Morocco is a North African country bordering the Atlantic Ocean and the…
Juliet’s House in Verona: What to See
Juliet’s House in Verona is one of the city’s most fascinating attractions.…
Santa Claus House in Riva del Garda
Italy also has a Santa Claus House, in Riva del Garda. A…
Chapel of the Holy Shroud, Turin
A masterpiece of Baroque style, the Chapel of the Holy Shroud was…
Royal Library, Turin
The Royal Library, established by King Charles Albert of Savoy-Carignano (1798-1849), located…
Marciana National Library, Venice
The idea of creating a public library in Venice first took shape…
Where to Have Fun in Vienna: Music and Venues
Contrary to what its historic center organized according to 18th-19th century standards…
Christmas Markets in Hanover, Germany
Among the many Christmas markets in Germany, Hanover has three very special…
Russia Travel Guide: What to See
Vast, diverse, and surprising—Russia’s geographic profile is best described with the words:…
Natural History Museum of the University of Florence
The Natural History Museum of the University of Florence “is housed” in…
Hotels and Accommodations in England, Where to Stay in London and Other Cities
Except for the large hotels and international chains found in major cities…
5 things to see in Arabba and surroundings in autumn
Arabba, nestled between Passo Pordoi and Campolongo at the foot of the…
Typical Trentino and South Tyrolean Cuisine
The typical cuisine of Trentino-Alto Adige is distinctly mountain-style but equally rich…
“Flight of the Angel” over the Lucanian Dolomites
The "Flight of the Angel" between the municipalities of Castelmezzano and Pietrapertosa,…
Christmas Markets in Erice, the Magic of Christmas in Sicily
The Christmas Markets in Erice further highlight the special magical atmosphere of…
Palazzo Arese-Litta, Milan
Few places in Milan offer such a vivid sense of the city’s…
Visiting Oxford: From the University to Harry Potter
Discover Oxford, home to one of the world’s most prestigious universities, where…
What to see around Stockholm: an art and literature itinerary
The charm of the Swedish capital, Stockholm, extends to its beautiful surroundings.…
Frankfurt Christmas Markets
Frankfurt Christmas Markets, among Germany’s oldest: creative stalls, festive decorations, and Christmas…
Archaeological Area of Veio, Rome
The Portonaccio Sanctuary, one of the oldest and most revered in all…
Museum of the Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista, Venice
The Archconfraternity, which cares for the Scuola and its traditions, has long…
Museum of Oriental Art, Venice
The Museum of Oriental Art in Venice was established by Royal Decree…
Angelica Library, Rome
The Angelica Library, founded in 1604 by the Augustinian bishop Angelo Rocca,…
Archaeological Area of the San Lorenzo Maggiore Complex, Naples
This archaeological area, where you can see the remains of ancient Neapolis's…
African Museum in Basella di Urgnano, Bergamo
Can you explore Africa without long and costly trips? In Basella di…
Museum of the Risorgimento and Laboratory of Modern and Contemporary History, Milan
Founded in 1885, since 1951 the Museum of the Risorgimento and Laboratory…
Harry Potter Park in London: Prices, Tickets and Visitor Guide
The Harry Potter Park in London opened in 2012 and has since…
What to See in Pienza, the Ideal Renaissance City
Discover the enchanting village near Siena—a UNESCO World Heritage site that has…
Royal Stables Garden and Pagliere, Florence
The Royal Stables Factory complex was built during the period when Florence…
Sleeping in Finland: Cottages, Campsites, and Hotels
Unsure where to sleep in Finland? The choice is indeed vast: from…
Pollino National Park: What to See Between Nature and Picturesque Villages
Pollino National Park: a journey through picture-postcard villages, pristine nature, and places…
Barberini Mithraeum, Rome
Within the complex belonging to the National Gallery of Ancient Art, in…
MAF National Archaeological Museum of Florence
The formation of the National Archaeological Museum of Florence—one of Italy’s oldest…
Casa Martelli Museum, Florence
Palazzo Martelli reveals to the public important but little-known works, which have…
Francesco Messina Museum Studio, Milan
The Francesco Messina Museum Studio houses 80 sculptures and 26 works on…
Outlets in Molise: discounted shopping
Outlets in Molise. Shopping in Molise is a pleasure, thanks to discounted…
In Search of White Truffles
Every year in October, the oak forests of Molise signal the start…
Villa Bonanno Archaeological Area, Palermo
Built in 1905 by Mayor Bonanno who named it, Villa Bonanno is…
London: Piccadilly, Soho and Oxford Street
Just north of Buckingham Palace and St. James’s Park lies a vibrant,…
Museum “Florence as It Was” in Florence
The museum collects documentation on the history of the city of Florence.
Garden of the Villa di Castello, Florence
The Villa di Castello is one of the oldest suburban residences of…
Where to Sleep in Sicily
Palermo, a historic city with magnetic charm, offers hotels of all categories…
Natural History Museum of the University of Florence
The Botanical Garden was established as a Garden of medicinal plants (the…
Mitreo San Prisca Church, Rome
Church of S. Prisca – The Mithraeum beneath the Church of San…
National Central Library of Florence
Founded in 1861 by royal decree, the National Central Library of Florence…
Church of SS. Vincent and Anastasius, Rome
The Church of SS. Vincent and Anastasius is one of the Baroque…
Arena del Sole in Bologna
During the French occupation, many Bologna convents were closed and religious orders…
Chiablese Palace, Turin
The original construction history of Chiablese Palace is still little known: recent…
Anatomical Wax Museum, Bologna
Set up since 1908 at the University Institute of Normal Human Anatomy,…
Gallerie d’Italia, Milan
The exhibition path of the Gallerie d’Italia museum complex, curated by Fernando…
Bigallo Museum, Florence
The Bigallo Museum brings together works of art, dispersed over time, that…
Santa’s House in Montecatini Terme
At some point in every childhood, we all wondered if Santa really…
Sermoneta: village, Castle and Ninfa Gardens
Perched on a hill at 257 meters above sea level, Sermoneta overlooks…
Tuscan Archipelago: which are the most exclusive islands?
The Tuscan Archipelago is one of the most enchanting destinations for a…
Typical Lombard cuisine, from ossobuco to risotto
Despite its distinctly inland character (the region has only lakes and no…
What to See in Antarctica: Between Ice and Life
Antarctica covers an area as large as Europe and the United States…
Giardino della Minerva in Salerno: botanical garden
The Giardino della Minerva unfolds along the procession of gardens stretching from…
Diocesan Museum “San Matteo”, Salerno
Founded in 1935 by Mons. Arturo Capone, the Diocesan Museum “San Matteo”…
Alfonso Tafuri Ceramics Collection in Salerno
After a careful and passionate restoration and recovery of some ground floors…
Roberto Papi Museum in Salerno
Mario and Fernando Papi, respectively father and brother of Roberto, to whom…
Virtual Museum of the Salerno Medical School
The Virtual Museum of the Salerno Medical School was born from the…
Archiepiscopal Seminary of Salerno: Useful Information
Home to the Diocesan Museum of Salerno, the ancient Archiepiscopal Seminary (formerly…