Historical Sites

San Daniele is nestled in the hills and is home to one of the most prestigious libraries in Italy as well as the oldest in Friuli Venezia Giulia: the… Read the rest

Palmanova is unique because its floor plan is geometrically perfect, to the point that it looks almost "nonhuman" in its view from above. It… Read the rest

In Volterra, history has left its mark with continuity from the Etruscan period to the nineteenth century, with artistic and monumental testimonies of… Read the rest

Bagno Vignoni, nestled in the Val d’Orcia a few kilometers from Siena, is a unique village. The central square is occupied by a large medi… Read the rest

The first church was erected in the 5th century on the site where St. Geminianus, the patron saint of Modena, had been buried. Around the middle of th… Read the rest

Ferrara is a splendid city of art to be savored by strolling its streets, discovering in every corner its character as a magnificent Renaissance capit… Read the rest

The centerpiece of the city is the famous Piazza del Campo, with its distinctive shell shape, in which the famous Palio, one of the most important eve… Read the rest

At the meeting point of two valleys, the Val D’Orcia and the Val di Chiana, stands Montepulciano. Built along the narrow top of a limestone hill… Read the rest

It is said that in Dolceacqua you cannot discuss Rossese or michette (the local, delicious, brioche-shaped…), because each inhabitant is convinc… Read the rest

The earliest historical records of Narni, then "Nequinum," date back to 600 B.C., but the area was inhabited since Neolithic times. In 299 B… Read the rest