The most beautiful bays and coves in Liguria

A real paradise from east to west between famous beaches and little hidden gems.


Along the lavender routes in Provence where everything suddenly turns purple

Travel from the end of June to the end of August through picturesque villages, crystal clear lakes and red earth canyons


The breathtaking islands of Tuscany

Explore one of Italy’s most beautiful archipelagos


The mimosa route on the Côte D’Azur

Travelling the Côte d’Azur is a real treat for the senses. In summer, sea breezes blend with the fragrance of lavender


Chianti, as you’ve never seen it before!

The SR222, known to the Tuscans by the more familiar name of La Chiantigiana, is the stretch of road that outlines the hills of the Chianti Classico area between Florence and Siena.


The most beautiful beaches of the western Riviera

Western RiIviera, with its kilometers of coastline, has some of the most beautiful beaches in Italy. From Genoa to Ventimiglia anyone can find a relaxing corner according to their tastes.


The most beautiful villages in the Ligurian Alps

There’s more to Liguria than seaside. In fact, part of the region’s extraordinary charm lies in the close proximity of the coast and the mountains, which are dotted with delicious villages just waiting to be explored.


The beautiful and fascinating Versilia

Versilia is not only one of Tuscany’s most exclusive destinations, but it also offers a wide range of options. Here are three top itineraries for you!


Discovering Liguria

The west coast of Liguria is a magnificent area waiting to be discovered.
Here we give you a taste of some of its delights.


The loveliest gardens in Florence

Lush green lungs in the heart of Florence, the Boboli Gardens, the Italianate garden par excellence, the most famous in Florence, but certainly not the only one.


The wonders of Val D’Orcia

Val d’Orcia, a valley of rare beauty lying between Siena and Grosseto provinces, is one of Tuscany’s absolutely not to be missed destinations.


The Caves of Toirano and Borio Verezzi

Western Liguria is known all over Italy for its famous seaside towns. But if you turn around, with your back to the sea, and climb up the hills, get ready for some amazing surprises.


The Aquarium of Genoa

A 27,000-square-meter space in the old port of Christopher Columbus’ birthplace. We are talking about the Aquarium of Genoa, Europe’s second largest aquarium after Valencia!


The best artisans in Florence

The art of the hand-made, the subtle pleasure of a made-to measure garment, accessory or  fragrance. The beauty of an object designed solely for a special occasion or place. 


Bussana Vecchia: the artists’ town

The story of Bussana Vecchia, a medieval village on a hilltop behind Sanremo, is a fascinating one.


24 hours in Sanremo

A brief guide to the places to see in Sanremo, for a day out steeped in the warm air that makes this small town a special place all year round.


A summer weekend in Sanremo

Weekends are the most awaited time to enjoy a break from the routine and indulge in some relaxation.


Wine palace in Monte Carlo

For wine lovers and connoisseurs, a wonderful journey awaits you in the brand new temple dedicated to wine products in the Principality.


Trekking to discover the Tuscan landscape

Tuscany offers many possibilities for trekking lovers throughout its territory. A journey into nature retracing historical routes and spiritual forests, pampered by the chirps of the local fauna.


Holidays in Italy

Italy is a real concentrate of tourist destinations for summer holidays. Bringing all the possibilities together in one article is impossible, so we chose to talk about the least popular places in the Bel Paese.


The castles of Tuscany

Visiting a castle is a bit like taking a dip in memory, both from a historical and personal point of view, bringing us back to our childhood. 


Holidays on the French riviera

The French Riviera is the ideal destination for exclusive summer holidays. The crystal clear sea and the glamor of the Riviera made it a destination frequented by many international celebrities.


The most beautiful beaches in Tuscany

Tuscany, with its coast overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, is full of enchanting beaches. Very often, however, it is known only for the beauty and artistic heritage of the hinterland.


Discover Tuscany on the via Francigena

Tuscany is crossed by one of the most beautiful routes that history has given us, we are talking about the Via Francigena.


The Balzi Rossi’s beach

A stone’s throw from the French Riviera, on the borders of the Ligurian Riviera di Ponente you will find La Spiaggetta dei Balzi Rossi.


Valbonne: a stone’s throw from the French riviera

In Provencal Valbonne means “the good valley”, because it enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate thanks to its proximity to the sea which is only 6 km away.


The Japanese garden of Monte Carlo

In the heart of the Principality of Monaco there is a small oasis of nature and relaxation with an oriental flavor, we are talking about the Zen Garden of Monte Carlo.


24 hours in Val d’Orcia

In the south of Tuscany the Val d’Orcia is a large protected natural park which since 2004 has been part of the Unesco World Heritage Site. 


Historic villages: Apricale and Pigna

The historic villages of Apricale and Pigna are located in the hinterland of Bordighera, a few kilometers from the Riviera di Ponente.


Fattoria di Maiano

The amazing park of Fattoria di Maiano extends over hundreds of hectares, between wooded paths and caves to be explored. 


L’Iles d’Hyéres

The Hyères Islands, also called “Iles d’Or” are: Porquerolles, Port-Cros and Ile du Levant. 


Discovering Lucca

Lucca ,“the City of 100 churches”, is an open air treasure in one of the most authentic parts of Tuscany.


Discovering Chianti

Among its infinite rows of vineyards, the avenues surrounded by cypresses, the fields of sunflowers and olive groves, the naturalistic landscape of Chianti surprises those who visit it.


A weekend among the ancient Tuscan villages

A weekend among the ancient Tuscan villages is the perfect choice for those who want to perceive the authentic Tuscan culture made of small things, food, wine, art, crafts, dialects and breathtaking landscapes.


Monaco Oceanographic Museum

Built along a side of the fortress of Monaco, the Oceanographic Museum, which was conceived by Prince Albert I, has been watching over the oceans for more than a century.


Pallanca exotic garden

An exotic garden in Bordighera awaits you with a breathtaking scenery to discover one of the most important collections of cacti and succulent plants in Europe in the heart of the Riviera dei Fiori.


Il Monte Amiata

Mount Amiata, an unusual and little-known place in Tuscany is included in the provinces of Grosseto and Siena and dominates the surrounding valleys from its 1738 meters high.


Avignon in Provence

Alive, lively, vibrant, surprising, unusual and varied, Avignon is the most fascinating destination in Provence.


Fly with Monacair

Flying over the French Riviera on board a helicopter is a breathtaking experience that allows you to enjoy the natural beauty from above.


Flavours and aromas in Sanremo

The Sanremo cuisine is redolent of the Mediterranean, ranging from the highly prized Sanremo prawn to the sea bass, from pesto to sea bream and tuna.


The Maeght Fondation

The Fondation Marguerite et Aimé Maeght is France’s most important private art foundation and among the world-leading cultural institutions.


The Uccellina Park

The Maremma Natural Park shows tourists a rare bond of ecosystems.


Golf Club in Sanremo

The Golf Club Circolo degli Ulivi in Sanremo, overlooking the sea and set among the olive trees, is today with its 18 holes  a dream for every lover of the green.


Yacht Club Sanremo

The Yacht Club Sanremo has promoted sailing for 70 years, and in particular teaching the sport to young people.


The Village of Bolgheri

Bolgheri is a small medieval village on the Etruscan coast, famous for its wine, the castle and the long tree-lined avenue flanked by two rows of dense centuries-old cypress trees.


The Cinque Terre

The Cinque Terre in Liguria are a mesmerising site, in which sea and land merge to create a unique and evocative landscape.


The Grotte del vento

The Grotta del Vento is located in the north of Tuscany, in Garfagnana, in the center of the Apuan Alps Park, in an area rich in spectacular and interesting karst phenomena.


Château La Coste

In the midst of Provence between the historical city of Aix-En-Provence and the Luberon National Park, Château La Coste offers a unique experience at the heart of its 500 acre, biodynamic vineyard.


Monte Argentario

Monte Argentario enjoys both the charm of an island and of the mainland. Don’t miss this corner of untouched Maremma.


Elba and the Islands of Tuscany

7 islands protected by a national park, a charming archipelago and everything to explore, a unique destination in Tuscany to discover the sea and the wild nature.
