Path of the Lemons or Sentiero dei Limoni, was not a particularly popular place among holidaymakers on the Amalfi Coast just a few years ago. As I recently had the opportunity to see, this is changing – there were quite a few people on the route.
Costiera Amalfitana is one of the most picturesque places in Italy, offering stunning seaside
Gravina di Ginosa is the main attraction of Ginosa – a town located on the border of Puglia and Basilicata. Ginosa is famous for its antiquity and the canyon, Gravina di Ginosa.
In the town, founded around 1500 BC (the exact date is unknown), traces of human activity from the Neolithic period have been found. Additionally, the Greeks, Romans,
Bauxite cave close to Ortanto is one of places which is still not overcrowded, however it’s becoming more popular. One of the reasons is the fact that Salento has been experiencing a siege of tourists in the summer for a long time, which makes it the most trendy province of Puglia. Although the roads leading to Salento are rather tragic
Agropoli in Campania has a long coast (lungomare), 20k inhabitants, and hundreds of thousands of tourists, in the summer.
Hungry for sandy beaches, Napolitans find Agropoli worth visiting whenever they can. With neighbors like these, Agropoli feels very Neapolitan.
Tuscany is a region with capricious weather, especially in spring and autumn – it rains a lot. If you’re a tourist who limits your visit to Florence, the rain probably won’t bother you – there are many things to do in the capital of the region. But what about those, who want to see Tuscany beyond Florence?
Ghost towns in Italy are nothing unusual – there are nearly six thousand of them; the majority in the South. Young people looking for better opportunities leave underdeveloped areas and rarely go back. Towns and villages with ageing populations are then emptying out. From time to time, nature also gets angry and causes a place to become depopulated.
A weekend break in Tuscany sounds like a dream; this region is widely considered the most beautiful in Italy. Is that right? I’d argue (I’m a huge fan of Abruzzo) but undoubtedly Tuscany it’s a lovely, atmospheric, and always full of tourists. And also plenty of things to see and do, so even a rainy weekend in Tuscany can turn
Calanchi di Pisticci, a bit quirky, and not very touristy place, is located in the Province of Matera in Basilicata. And it’s only about 20 minutes by car from Craco. While driving in Italy, it’s generally best to use a GPS, especially when you’re in the Italian badlands. And don’t worry if it leads you, as it often does, to
You are in Mattinata, tired of lying on the beach. It sounds odd, I know, but let’s assume you’re one of those people pondering things to do in Gargano. If so, for example, you can take a short hike to Monte Saraceno. Along the way there are nice views, a Daunian necropolis, and the ruins of an abbey, where people
Vignanotica Beach in Gargano, have you ever heard of it? It’s the kind of place that looks like a postcard, but have you actually stood under those cliffs? Even if you have, here are 5 things you probably don’t know about this beach.
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