Historical Sites

The city of Cremona, in northern Lombardy, is a city of art and music, home to famous musicians and composers such as Claudio Monteverdi and Amilcare… Read the rest

The birth of the monumental cemetery of Messina, also called Gran Cemetery, spring from the need to give burial to the numerous victims of the cholera… Read the rest

The Roman caves, probably excavated during the imperial age, are situated towards the middle of the road from Massignano to Poggio; they were quarries… Read the rest

The Arch of Trajan is an elegant Roman work erected in 116 A.D. in honour of the emperor who, at his own expense, had the port of the city enlarged, b… Read the rest

In the heart of Transylvania, the home of Vlad Tepes who inspired the character of Count Dracula, stands the fortified city of Sighisoara. Around the… Read the rest

Unakoti or Unokoti – the word itself has an aura of grandeur in it. Unakoti literally means “one less than a crore”. That is a huge number! Legend has… Read the rest

The historical centre of Ferrara in Emilia-Romagna, included by UNESCO in the World Heritage List in 1995, represents the concrete realization of the… Read the rest

Setubal is a very active port and a large trading centre dedicated to fishing, which brazenly does not try to hide its heritage and history. Setubal i… Read the rest

Since 2006, Iran can officially boast the so-called Bisotun inscriptions as its cultural-historical heritage. These are ancient inscriptions engraved… Read the rest

The old town with its numerous churches, surrounded by medieval walls, has preserved the Renaissance style. There are many twisted streets, romantic v… Read the rest