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13 Unique and Fun Things to Do in Windsor, England

August 18, 2023 Antonio Camera

Discover the best activities and attractions in Windsor, England with our guide to 13 unique and fun things to do and see. From historic landmarks to quirky experiences, there's something for everyone in this enchanting city.

Abbey of San Clemente al Vomano, Notaresco

Abbey of San Clemente al Vomano in Abruzzo

February 7, 2022 Antonio Camera

Founded in the XNUMXth century. on a slope on the right bank of the Vomano river valley, the church was part of a Benedictine monastery dependent on that of San Clemente a Casauria.

Abbey of San Vincenzo al Volturno in Rocchetta a Volturno in Campania

Abbey of San Vincenzo al Volturno, Rocchetta a Volturno

February 7, 2022 Raffaele Giuseppe Lopardo

The Benedictine abbey of San Vincenzo al Volturno is located about two kilometers from the sources of the river of the same name, in a favorable position on the fertile Piana di Rocchetta, defended by the Mainarde and Meta chains to the west and by the Matese massif to the south.

Vezzolano Abbey in Albugnano, Piedmont

March 7, 2022 Raffaele Giuseppe Lopardo

Although the legend traces its foundation back to Charlemagne, the first document in which the Ecclesia of Santa Maria di Vezzolano is mentioned dates back to 1095.

Discovering Lucca and its surroundings: the unmissable places

September 12, 2023 Anne Bruno

Lucca, nestled in the heart of Tuscany, is a city rich in history and charm. This wonderful walled city, with its cobbled streets, charming squares and medieval towers, is an unmissable destination for any traveler visiting Tuscany.

Badia di Cava dei Tirreni: Benedictine abbey, national monument

March 20, 2022 Anne Bruno

The Benedictine Abbey of Cava de' Tirreni, not far from Salerno, has been declared a National Monument. In the Middle Ages it was one of the most important religious and cultural centers in Southern Italy.

What to do and see in Bruges: 1 day itinerary

June 28, 2023 Anne Bruno

To ensure you fit everything in and don't miss the city's highlights, it's best to come prepared, which is why we've created this comprehensive Bruges itinerary.

What to do and see in Tangier: itinerary of the Moroccan city

September 1, 2023 Anne Bruno

To make the most of your time there, it's best to follow our Tangier itinerary. This way you will know exactly what to do in Tangier in 1 day.

Atomium, Brussels (c) www.atomium.be - SOFAM 2018 - alexandrelaurent.com / Gaëtan Miclotte

One day itinerary in Brussels

September 5, 2022 Raffaele Giuseppe Lopardo

Brussels is a city with a strong green profile, as evidenced by the approximately 600 hectares of public parks and almost 2000 hectares of woods and forests. Brussels is the capital of Belgium but also the seat of the European Union. Here are our suggestions on what to see in Brussels in one day.

What to see in Lecce in one day

April 11, 2022 Antonio Camera

A one-day itinerary, to discover the wonders kept in the historic center of Lecce, the small capital of Apulian baroque, and one of the main centers of Salento. Let's see what to see in Lecce in one day.

Mantua in one day: sunset over Mantua - Photo by Rosy Torelli

What to see in Mantua in one day

December 3, 2022 Anne Bruno

Although Mantua is a city that deserves a visit of several days, in this guide we see what to see in Mantua in one day and which places of interest in the city.

Palermo in one day: walking itinerary

November 9, 2022 Maurizia Ghisoni

A classic itinerary, which leads you to discover the most important beauties of Palermo to see in one day, starts from the Norman Cathedral, a stone's throw from Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the backbone of the city.

What to see at the Lido of Venice

November 13, 2022 Maurizia Ghisoni

Venice is opposite, just ten minutes away by vaporetto, but it feels distant, blurred by the relaxed and pleasantly faded atmospheres of what, for a Venetian, is the beach par excellence: the Lido.

The village of Calcata, Viterbo ©Photo by Anna Bruno

Calcata, the medieval village of artists, hippies and positive energy

November 28, 2022 Eleonora Giancarli

Calcata is an ancient medieval village suspended on a volcanic stone cliff, surrounded by the Treja River Valley Suburban Park, about 40 km north of Rome. In the 30s, the fear of collapses in the cliff walls forced the inhabitants to abandon the ancient center and rebuild their homes downstream.

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Pisciotta, the village suspended between water and land

May 18, 2022 Anne Bruno

Pisciotta is a pretty medieval village between land and sea. An authentic Cilento place where life is influenced by the beauty of the sea and the steep terrain.

Cosenza, itinerary to visit the Calabrian city

December 28, 2022 Anne Bruno

Cozy and welcoming, the historic center of Cosenza offers numerous artistic and architectural beauties, which can also be discovered with a convenient daily itinerary.

Ferrara by bicycle, itineraries and routes in the city

November 27, 2022 Anne Bruno

One of the most pleasant ways to visit Ferrara is to do it by bicycle, riding a comfortable "chariot", as two wheels are called locally, just like the inhabitants do.

Castle of Gorizia - Museum of the Middle Ages in Gorizia

Gorizia, from the Bastion Fiorito to Collio and surroundings

November 26, 2022 Anne Bruno

A trip to the hilly area of Collio takes you to Gorizia, a thousand-year-old city, dominated by an 1933th century castle, rebuilt between 1937 and XNUMX, which houses the Museum of War and the Middle Ages in Gorizia.

Ring of Kerry Guide

April 15, 2022 Anne Bruno

One of the most famous and spectacular circuits, in the south-west of Ireland, around the Iveragh peninsula, in County Kerry.

The King's Path, the most dangerous path in the world

May 13, 2022 Vittorio Bruno

Step by step, in line one behind the other, only in this way is it possible to walk the most dangerous path in the world: the "Caminito del Rey", a path of just three km near Malaga.

Santo Domingo: the cocoa trail

May 20, 2022 Anne Bruno

The opportunity to combine a stay to discover the Dominican Republic and its splendid beaches with a delicious journey to learn all the secrets of the origins of chocolate comes with an initiative that combines ecotourism and gastronomy: it is "El sendero del cacao" (The cocoa trail).

Along the Sentiero del Sole, In the Aurina valley - Alto Adige | Photo ©TVB Tauferer Ahrntal

The “Sun Path” in the Aurina Valley, South Tyrol

August 4, 2022 FullTravel editorial team

The “Sentiero del Sole” in the Aurina Valley, in Trentino-Alto Adige, is a 30 kilometer path that is traveled along slopes on which the sun always shines. When the snow melts and leaves room for meadows

The Frassati Path of Basilicata

October 31th, 2022 Vittorio Bruno

From the small village of Sasso di Castalda, located at the foot of the Lucanian Apennines, it is possible to take a path of great historical value called "Sentiero Frassati".

The Jungfrau train, Switzerland

November 5, 2022 Maurizia Ghisoni

In the heart of the Bernese Oberland, one of the most exciting and spectacular railway routes in the world winds, a must that, on a holiday in Switzerland, cannot be missed, at the cost of getting up early or long queues at the ticket offices and on the platforms. This is where the Jungfrau train comes to life.

Snow train in Switzerland: Glacier-Express

October 19th, 2022 Maximum Proximity

They call it the Snow Train or the Glacier Express but it is also known as the glacier train: in 7 and a half hours it travels 291 bridges, 91 tunnels, a pass at 2033 metres, that of the Oberalp Pass, and passes through the longest tunnel for narrow gauge trains in the world, the 15,4 kilometer Furka tunnel.

Mount Paramont in the Aosta Valley ©Photo Massimo Vicinanza

Ru itineraries in the Aosta Valley: alternative walks

August 19, 2022 Maria Stefania Bochicchio

Several ru in the Aosta Valley are practicable: here are some ideas for organizing itineraries on the irrigation canals of this land.

Verbania itineraries on foot, from the shore of Lake Maggiore to Monterosso

November 25, 2022 Anne Bruno

Breathtaking views and paths that can be traveled on even in mid-season make Verbano a perfect destination for lovers of outdoor excursions.

Grand Canal, Venice - Photo by Gerhard Gellinger

Itinerary of the Grand Canal of Venice

June 25, 2022 Anne Bruno

An evocative itinerary that runs along the Venetian lagoon. A route that crosses the Grand Canal of Venice, skirting noble palaces and bridges.

London in one day itinerary

January 27, 2022 FullTravel editorial team

Those who visit London and want to plan a romantic day in the capital with their sweetheart can choose from the many London attractions, such as Tower Bridge, HMS Belfast, St Paul's Cathedral, the Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe.

Itinerary within the ancient walls of Augsburg in Germany

October 14th, 2022 Anne Bruno

Augsburg is the third largest city in Bavaria with around 300.000 inhabitants. Founded by the Romans in the year 15 BC, it is the oldest city in Bavaria and the second oldest German city. Augusta is a Renaissance city absolutely worth visiting.

The Sulcis coast, trekking between mines and the sea

January 12, 2022 Anne Bruno

South-western Sardinia is the richest and most evocative of the eight areas that give life to the Historical and Environmental Geo-mining Park of Sardinia, created in 1997 on the initiative of UNESCO.

Sorgenti delle Streghe, the suspension bridge

The Witches' springs: path for children on the Alpe di Siusi

October 23th, 2022 Maurizia Ghisoni

Magical and evocative, the "Le Sorgenti delle Streghe" hiking route is perfect for children to experience an unforgettable day on the Alpe di Siusi.

The streets of Vignola cherries

April 21, 2022 Anne Bruno

Not many people know that the famous Vignola cherries are produced not only in the countryside of the town of Modena, but also on the neighboring hills of Bologna, in the Samoggia Valley, where they are the birthplace of a rich and renowned route of flavours.

What to see at the Civic Archaeological Museum of Bologna

June 5, 2022 Antonio Camera

The Civic Archaeological Museum is the oldest institute among the civic museums of Bologna. Inaugurated in 1881 in the site of the XNUMXth century Death Hospital, it is one of the most prestigious city institutions and is of exceptional interest due to the beauty and complexity of its heritage.

Chamois in the Aosta Valley ©Photo Anna Bruno

Bike routes in the Aosta Valley

May 28, 2022 Anne Bruno

Taking advantage of its natural vocation for cycle tourism, the Aosta Valley offers tourists and athletes numerous two-wheeled routes of varying difficulty and duration, which can be done both on a traditional bike and on sturdy mountain bikes.

Sudtirol, Gossensass, Pflersch, Kruuterhof "Bote", Bernhard Auckenthaler,

Spring in South Tyrol: walks among the aromatic herbs

May 7, 2022 Raffaele Giuseppe Lopardo

Scents and colors of spring in South Tyrol. Events, walks and appointments to discover, experience and preserve South Tyrolean herbs.

What to see at the San Giorgio in Poggiale Museum, Bologna

June 10, 2022 FullTravel editorial team

San Giorgio in Poggiale is an integral part of "Genus Bononiae - Museums in the City", an artistic, cultural and museum itinerary divided into buildings in the historic center of Bologna characterized by a specific artistic-cultural identity, restored and recovered for public use.

Up and down Langhe and Roero, in the heart of Piedmont

November 19, 2022 Anne Bruno

Hills that chase each other like waves, on whose peaks turreted villages and centuries-old castles stand out. Landscapes of rare beauty, which the first November mists fade into surreal views; aromas of Barolo and truffles, which attract curious people and visitors from all over the world.