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Travellers passing through the beautiful Venetian palaces often converted into magnificent hotels, have the op ..

The Chiantigiana, less romantically known as the SR222, is a road in Tuscany that connects Florence and Siena ..

Literally meaning “under the Po river”, Oltrepò Pavese is a tranquil area of the Lombardy region in North ..

Powerful. Affluent. Luxurious. These three words perfectly sum up the city of Florence itself, as well as the ..

Who said wine wasn’t a religious experience? Well, whoever it was, a trip to Canelli would certainly change ..

If you’re an ancient history enthusiast, your first port of call may be to go to Rome, after all, it is the ..

Surrounded by the spectacular peaks of the Dolomites, South Tyrol (also known as Alto Adige) is Italy’s nort ..

If you’ve started to research wine and wine-making, you may have come across the peculiar term of biodynamic ..

The Val Pusteria is located in the middle of the Dolomites and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site that ..

When most people think of vinegar, their mind probably jumps straight to the kind you would sprinkle over your ..

Located in Italy’s southeastern tip, Apulia is a land of incredible beauty blessed with an endless variety o ..

Travelling to Venice with kids is a magical experience. Venice gives the feeling of a sort of intimacy; the ha ..

According to the ancient poems and sagas of the German people, Frederick Barbarossa is sleeping in a palace lo ..

Barolo is famously referred to as “the King of wines”, and where do Kings live? In a castle of course!

If you’re looking for rolling vineyards, rural landscapes and medieval villages during your visit to Tuscany ..