Historical Sites

The history of Lazise begins in prehistoric times. Findings of pile-dwelling villages along the shores of the lake and in the hamlet of Pacengo (local… Read the rest

The village is a pretty little town, whose main street, Corso Umberto I, is characterized by a succession of arcades; it lies on the Naples-Salerno-Ba… Read the rest

he historic center of the main town is surrounded by medieval walls and towers. At the small harbor stand the 14th-century Palazzo del Consiglio della… Read the rest

The structures unearthed so far are part of a large Roman edifice, built in the early imperial age that continued to live on until the fifth century A… Read the rest

the Foro Carolino commissioned was to be a monument celebrating the sovereign Charles of Bourbon. Work lasted from 1757 to 1765, and the result was a… Read the rest

The origin of Amalfi does not have much evidence, but an inscription, "Descendit ex patribus romanorum" confirms that it was the Romans who… Read the rest

he history of the square begins in the second half of the 14th century, when the princes of Savoy-Achaia decided to demolish the blocks adjacent to th… Read the rest

Once in Arezzo, one soon realizes that many interesting things to see revolve around the figure of Piero della Francesca and his works. The Gothic Bas… Read the rest

During the ninth and tenth centuries from Bari, the seat of an Arab emirate from 847 to 871, the Arabs pushed into the interior of southern Italy, thu… Read the rest

‘urban layout is of ancient origins, it is first mentioned in the mid-11th century and probably dates back to the 10th, named Caput Sieti. It is… Read the rest