Things to do in Italy

Pordenone is a beautiful town located in Friuli-Venezia-Giulia, and is one of the most important cities in the region. The tour that is proposed to us in the video starts from the river behind the Church of SS. Trinity, it is from here that the city was built and expanded over... more

A few km from Florence and Prato, we find the town of Calenzano, where it is possible to visit a splendid medieval village, Calenzano Alto. The small village is dominated by the Castle and the walls with Guelph towers and angular battlements still visible today. The layout has... more

Today in one of the two wonderful islands of Italy, in Sicily; more precisely in Capizzi, in the province of Messina. Capizzi is a small town in the Nebrodi park, at 1,100 meters above sea level. It is thought that its name means 'summit' because of its urban structure perched... more

Villa Skirmunt is a well-known building in the city of Brindisi called 'the villa of ghosts'. The villa has origins of the late nineteenth century, and is located on the beach of Sant'Apollinare. Today it is an abandoned ruin, but still clearly visible in the landscape. It was... more

Vigo di Fassa is a fraction of the municipality of San Giovanni di Fassa, in the heart of the Dolomites. The territory is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is one of the most important tourist places. It is visited for the possibility of hiking in summer, from here in fact we... more

In 1992, during the excavation of foundations for an industrial building, mounds and underground chambers were found, which were found to be arranged on an area of 3500 square meters. The total number of tombs, countable in 500, belong to three main periods of attendance of the... more

Margherita di Savoia is a small town of about 11,000 inhabitants in the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani. The town has changed its name several times over the centuries up to the current one towards the end of the 1800s in homage to the first queen of Italy. In its seabed... more

The house of music is a place where every violinist can refer to try, evaluate or borrow violins with different sound souls. The violin has been a focus of research since 1500, when it was born in the Brescia luthier area. The type of wood, the workmanship and the width of the... more

Saint Denis is a small town in the Aosta Valley with a population of about 370 inhabitants. The town is characterized by the typical mountain dwellings of stone and wood and its economy is mainly based on agriculture and tourism. Here you can make beautiful excursions immersed... more

Vigo di Fassa is a town in the province of Trento. As the name suggests, it is located in the center of the Val di Fassa and is surrounded by the Dolomites. This mountain range has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and attracts thousands of visitors each year fascinated... more

Vicchio is one of the municipalities of the metropolitan city of Florence which boasts of having hosted some excellent personalities, such as Giotto, Beato Angelico and, more recently, Don Milani. There are many characteristics that make this small town a favorite with visitors,... more

Located in Val Rendena, Massimeno is the smallest town in Trentino Alto Adige, with its 125 inhabitants. It rises on the edge of the Adamello-Brenta Natural Park, with a typical Dolomite landscape, surrounded by high mountains and bathed by the Sarca river which flows along the... more

Elected in 2016 with the title of hamlet of villages, the town is located a few kilometers from the archaeological sites of Selinunte and the valley of the Temples. The agricultural and biological vocation, the artistic tradition and hospitality are the fulcrum of the tourist... more

The archaeological site is a garden of olive trees and Menhirs, placed in pairs or in groups, dating back to the Neolithic period 3200-2800 BC. C. The spiritual design followed in the planting of the boulders concerns the civilization of the Ozieri who pursued sepulchral and... more

If you stay in Monza and take a walk in the historic center do not miss Mimuno's installations. The micro museum, set up in 2.29 square meters, is located a stone's throw from Piazza Duomo, on the ground floor of a fourteenth-century building, whose antiquity supports the... more

In the central area of Tuscany in an area between the Chianti hills, the Montagnola and the Crete Senesi, is Siena, a city considered, together with Florence, a historical, artistic and cultural city par excellence. Municipality that has more than 54,000 inhabitants and... more

Ronciglione is a small medieval village, embraced by an urban layout dating back to the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. To enter the historic center, cross the ancient gate, flanked by two slender bell towers. The other bell tower that dominates the town with its presence... more

At one time, all the peasant villages found the maximum moment of aggregation in the killing of the pig. It was not only those who owned the pig who rejoiced, but the whole community, in a moment of sharing. Every year in Monghidoro they try to revive this ancient tradition with... more

The tradition of staging the nativity of Jesus with the living nativity scene in Torrice is relatively recent and has already undergone some small changes. The first was that relating to the path to follow, which from the third edition includes the departure from Piazza San... more

The valley is one of the most picturesque in Valtellina. Park the car in San Martino, proceed on a wide mule track that enters the narrow valley between the smooth and sloping walls of the mountains. From an altitude of 912 m we will go up, crossing the larch and fir woods, up... more