Lucca is one of the better bases for experiencing carnival in Tuscany. The city holds its own programme of events during the weeks before Shrove Tuesday, and sits just 20 kilometres from Viareggio — home to one of Italy’s most spectacular carnival parades. The two are worth combining if you are in the area in […]
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As time ticks closer to the anticipation-fueled frenzy, the #FestivaldiSanremo sparks excitement not just in Italy, but around the globe. The city of Sanremo, nestled on the captivating coast of Liguria, is a gem waiting to be explored by both music enthusiasts and cultural travelers. There’s a magnetic pull that draws artists, tourists, and curious
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Discover Rimini: A Journey Through Time and Culture When you close your eyes and envision Rimini, what springs to mind? Perhaps the majestic silhouette of Castel Sismondo, the ancient Ponte di Tiberio, or the grand Arco d’Augusto. These landmarks aren’t just figments of architecture; they are embodiments of Rimini’s vibrant tapestry woven through centuries of
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When one thinks about Italian cities brimming with art and history, Bologna might not be the first name that comes to mind. However, this vibrant city in the heart of Italy holds a treasure trove of artistic and cultural experiences that beckon travelers from around the globe, especially during its much-anticipated annual event, Art City
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The Portico di San Luca runs for 3.5 kilometres and 666 arches from the Arco del Meloncello at the edge of the city up the hill to the Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca. It was built between 1674 and 1793 to protect the annual religious procession that carries the Madonna’s icon down to
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Nestled in the heart of the Emilia-Romagna region, Ravenna is known not only for its stunning mosaics and rich history as the last capital of the Western Roman Empire but also for its breathtaking natural landscapes that beg to be explored. While tourists flock to the city to marvel at its UNESCO World Heritage Sites,
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