Piazza dei Miracoli — the Cathedral and Leaning Tower share the same square, but the Cathedral interior is the one most visitors skip Most people who visit Piazza dei Miracoli photograph the Leaning Tower, queue for it if they have booked in advance, and leave. The Cathedral and Baptistery — which stand a few metres […]
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Manarola is one of the most iconic villages in Italy’s Cinque Terre — a dramatic cluster of colorful houses stacked on a rocky cliff above the Ligurian Sea. Romantic, compact, and deeply photogenic, it blends fishing-village authenticity with unforgettable coastal scenery. It’s often considered the most atmospheric of the five villages, especially at sunset. If
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In 1929, Tresigallo was an ordinary agricultural village in the Po plain, 30 kilometres northeast of Ferrara. By 1942 it had been demolished and rebuilt almost entirely from scratch as a Rationalist model city — a complete town centre of new civic buildings, residential blocks, and public spaces, all designed in a single coherent architectural
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Emilia-Romagna is a paradise for automotive enthusiasts and food lovers alike. This region, home to legendary supercar brands and some of Italy’s most celebrated cuisine, offers a unique combination of speed, history, and taste. A perfect day for car enthusiasts and foodies starts with a visit to the two Lamborghini museums and ends with indulging
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Discover La Spezia: A Hidden Gem of Liguria Panoramic view over La Spezia harbor and the Gulf of Poets, one of Liguria’s most scenic coastal settings. La Spezia, a vibrant coastal city nestled in the Gulf of Poets, is often overlooked by travelers in favor of the famous Cinque Terre. Yet those who slow down
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Emilia-Romagna has more Michelin-starred restaurants per capita than almost any other Italian region. Bologna and Modena sit at the centre of this — two cities within 40 km of each other, each with a distinct approach to fine dining. Bologna’s starred restaurants tend toward refined interpretations of the regional tradition; Modena is defined by Osteria
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