穿越村庄、美食和乡村传统的真实旅程。
Puglia: from Salento to the Sassi, between trulli and masserie An evocative itinerary discovering the gems of Salento, the Itria Valley with
Veneto: from Venice to the Dolomites, art and nature From the lagoons of Venice to the Prosecco vineyards, from the Palladian villas to the
Tuscany: villages, vineyards and endless hills Italy's most iconic region: Florence the cradle of the Renaissance, the Chianti, the UNESCO V
Umbria: the green heart of Italy, between villages and nature From St Francis's Assisi to the Marmore Falls, through Orvieto, Gubbio, Perugi
Emilia Romagna: motors, food and art cities From the Motor Valley to the art cities of Parma and Modena, from the Romagna hinterland to the
Sardinia: crystal sea, nuraghi and ancient traditions From the Costa Smeralda to Chia's beaches, from mysterious nuraghi to inland villages.
Calabria: between two seas, villages and authentic flavours From the Tyrrhenian coast with Tropea to the Ionian with Capo Colonna, from the
Liguria: between mountains and sea, the Cinque Terre and pesto From the UNESCO Cinque Terre to Portofino, from the Riviera to the historic c
Abruzzo and Molise: parks, villages and wild sea Two regions still off the mass tourism radar: Gran Sasso, Abruzzo National Park, Trabocchi
Lombardy: the Navigli, Milan and the waterways A themed itinerary along the Lombard waterways: Naviglio Grande, Naviglio Pavese, the Adda of
Piedmont: Langhe, Monviso and great wines Land of kings: Turin capital of the Savoys, the UNESCO Langhe home of Barolo and truffles, the Mon
Lake Como: villas, gardens and dream views Italy's most glamorous lake: from the historic villas of Bellagio to the villages of Varenna, fro
Romagna Riviera: sea, fun and piadina From Rimini to San Marino, from Cesenatico to Cervia. Beaches, theme parks, medieval inland villages a
Val Gardena: walks in the Dolomites One of the most famous valleys in the UNESCO Dolomites: Ortisei, Santa Cristina, Selva di Val Gardena. S
Monferrato: UNESCO hills, vineyards and infernot UNESCO Monferrato, between Asti and Alessandria: gentle hills, vineyards, medieval castles
Val Venosta: apple blossoms, castles and Stelvio Westernmost valley of South Tyrol: between Merano and Resia Pass, apple orchards, fortified
Central Italy Parks: Abruzzo, Umbria, Lazio, Molise An itinerary through the green heart of Italy via the great national parks: Gran Sasso,
Friuli Venezia Giulia: sea, vineyards and Mitteleuropa Border region, crossroads of cultures: Habsburg Trieste, Udine and Friuli, Lombard Ci
In the footsteps of the Etruscans A unique itinerary between Lazio and Tuscany on the sites of Etruscan civilization: Tarquinia, Cerveteri,
Naples, Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast A Grand Tour classic: Naples with Vesuvius, the excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum, the UNESCO Amal
Aosta Valley: castles, Alpine peaks and mountain flavours Italy's smallest region is a concentrate of wonders: Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, G
Campania: from the coast to the inland hills Campania is not just Naples and the Amalfi Coast. The inland hides extraordinary rural treasure
Basilicata: from the Sassi of Matera to the Lucanian coast Basilicata is an ancient and surprising land. The Sassi di Matera — UNESCO World
Marche: hills, medieval villages and the Adriatic Sea The Marche region is Italy's secret gem: a mosaic of gentle hills, perfectly preserved
Sicily: ancient temples, volcanoes and Mediterranean flavours A journey across the largest island in the Mediterranean, where millennia of h
Val d'Orcia and Crete Senesi are the most recognisable face of the Tuscan countryside: hills shaped by farming, rows of cypresses, medieval
From the Venetian lagoon to the Prosecco hills it is less than seventy kilometres, yet the landscape and the pace change completely. You sta
The Way of Saint Barbara is a loop of about four hundred kilometres crossing the Sulcis-Iglesiente, the south-western corner of Sardinia whe
The Sacri Monti of Piedmont are seven devotional complexes built between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries on the region's hilltops: ro
From the trulli of the Valle d'Itria to the Sassi of Matera runs just over a hundred kilometres of Murgia: a plateau of limestone, dry-stone
Between L'Aquila and the Teramo side of the Gran Sasso runs a loop of about 150 kilometres crossing the highest mountain in the Apennines: f
