Porto Ercole, located along the captivating Tuscan coast, offers a delightful blend of coastal allure, fascinating history, and natural beauty. This picturesque seaside town boasts charming streets that wind through vibrant squares adorned with colorful flowers and inviting cafes. Its harbor showcases colorful fishing boats, showcasing the town’s maritime heritage. The ancient fortress atop the hill stands as a testament to its rich past. With golden beaches and clear waters, Porto Ercole provides an idyllic coastal retreat. The town’s historic center showcases centuries-old architecture, including noble palaces and quaint churches. Surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, Porto Ercole offers breathtaking views and a taste of Tuscan wine culture. With its serene ambiance, rich heritage, and captivating coastal charm, Porto Ercole is a destination that leaves a lasting impression.

Nestled amidst the awe-inspiring Dolomite Mountains, Cortina d’Ampezzo beckons as a captivating alpine sanctuary, weaving together natural splendor, rich history, and an air of refined allure. This picturesque mountain town exudes a unique allure, with its charming streets adorned by traditional chalets, nestled beneath towering peaks that paint an ever-changing canvas against the sky.

Cortina’s vibrant piazzas buzz with an energy that resonates with both locals and visitors alike, while its surrounding trails and slopes invite adventurers to explore the breathtaking beauty of the rugged terrain. As a world-renowned winter sports destination, Cortina d’Ampezzo boasts pristine slopes and world-class ski resorts that entice snow enthusiasts from every corner of the globe.

Beyond its exhilarating outdoor pursuits, the town is a cultural hub, offering a tapestry of art, architecture, and local traditions to be discovered. From its captivating art galleries to its historic landmarks, Cortina showcases a rich heritage that breathes life into every cobblestone street. Indulgence awaits within the town’s sophisticated boutiques, inviting cafés, and exquisite dining establishments, where culinary delights mesmerize the senses.

Cortina d’Ampezzo is a tapestry of natural wonders and refined elegance, inviting all who venture here to immerse themselves in its alpine magic and create cherished memories that will linger long after they depart its enchanting embrace.

Like a precious gemstone set among the beautiful Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Selva di Val Gardena stands out for its charming village that is located directly under the Sella chain.  Here modernity meets tradition in a dream place in the heart of nature. For years, Trentino-Alto Adige has been, both in summer and winter, a favourite destination for lovers of nature, sport, relaxation, excursions and exceptional food and wine. Trentino-Alto Adige is the northernmost region of Italy; surrounded by a wonderful landscape, it boasts a still virgin and uncontaminated nature, where beautiful valleys, lakes, streams and, of course, the imposing peaks that dominate the entire region and host numerous and renowned  holiday resorts, such as Madonna di Campiglio, Corvara, Alpe di Siusi, Val Gardena, Val Badia and many others that enjoy great fame and notoriety.

St. Moritz, at 1856 meters above sea level, is a jewel of the upper Engadine valley and a perennial favourite of the international jet set. This historic community, which has been in the headlines since the early 1900s, is located just a few kilometres from the Italian border. Surrounded by a stunning scenery, it is even more captivated in the winter thanks to the lush nature that emerges all around, between the lake valley and the surrounding mountains covered in dense woods and high-altitude glaciers. St. Moritz, a symbol of luxury as well as outdoor activities, traditions, and culture, is a year-round destination. The spectacular surrounding mountains, the lake, and the huge Engadine valley provide the backdrop for a diverse vacation, ranging from winter skiing, skating, and horse racing on the frozen lake to summer spas and long walks.

Located in the heart of Salento, Lecce attracts and conquers Italian and international visitors thanks to its history and beautiful buildings made using the famous “Pietra Leccese” , a local stone. Known as the “capital of the Baroque”, the city boasts a truly unique architectural, historical, and natural heritage. Elegant, charming, and welcoming, Lecce is definitely a destination not to be missed.  The city has ancient origins that seem to date back to the Messapian age and then was conquered by the Romans who built a forum, a theatre, an amphitheatre, and an outlet to the sea with the Porto Adriano, which is the current marina of San Cataldo. Fundamental in the construction of all the works overtime, was the use of a local limestone, known as Lecce stone, which has warm and golden colours. Currently the city is a real jewel and has managed to preserve testimonies ranging from roman to Renaissance times.

Umbria is the centremost region in Italy. The green heart  that encompasses around 8,500 kilometres and subtly shows its natural and architectural beauty. An unspoiled setting where it is possible to get lost in the medieval villages that are tucked away among the hills and valleys. Following the moderate and calm pace, you may visit sites like Assisi with its Giotto frescoes, Città della Pieve, the birthplace of Perugino, and Orvieto with its deep well of San Patrizio and underground trail. Without forgetting Perugia, a city renowned not only for its artistic splendours but also for its nightlife and the Umbria Jazz Festival, which brings the city to life in July. And then Gubbio, Spoleto, and Todi, among others.

Umbria is also a land with a wealth of traditions, tales, and inventions waiting to be discovered.

There are no words that can describe this wonderful and evocative city, unique in the world.

Some illustrious people from the past, however, have tried quoting it like this:

If I had to look for a word to replace “music” I could only think of Venice. (Friedrich Nietzsche)

Venice! Is there a city more admired, more celebrated, more sung by poets, more desired by lovers, more visited and more illustrious? Venice! Is there a name in human languages that has made people dream more than this?

(Guy de Maupassant)

A fishermen’s village, a city founded on the sea and out of the sea. Monopoli is situated right by the sea. A large white square where the houses of its center are still home to many fishermen.  And then churches, typical chiassi (the small squares where the life of the monopolitan community takes place) and squares, noble palaces of the eighteenth century or of the Murattiana period. Here and there are evidences and remains of medieval fortifications that reveal its ancient history. Golden, sandy beaches with crystal clear waters. A port that is a treasure chest of a living maritime civilization that lives on and thanks to the sea. But Monopoli is also boroughs, centuries-old olive trees, fortified farms and rupestrian churches that tell you about a unique city. Monopoli is the beating heart of the most authentic Apulia.