Turin is the capital city to the Piedmont region and the fourth largest city in Italy. An elegant and classic city surrounded by the Italian Alps and famous for its refined Baroque architectures and chocolate cuisine. Turin is also an…
Lying on the banks of the Agogna River in Italy\’s northwestern Piedmont region is the charming city of Novara. The second most populous city in Piedmont after Turin. Novara is a popular touristic destination known for its beautiful monument-filled historic…
Cuneo is a city in Piedmont sitting at the convergence of the rivers Stura and Gesso at the base of the Italian Alps. The city is known for its beautiful medieval-era architecture and delicious cuisine. It also serves as a…
Sprawling the plains of the river Tanaro in Italy\’s Piedmont region is the wine city of Asti. The fourth largest in terms of population and main commercial center of Piedmont\’s wine region. A quiet city with a rich history boasting…
Nestling on the alluvial plain separating the Tanaro and Bormida rivers in the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy is the city of Alessandria. An indutrial city with a rich history and notable landmarks from the Roman-era. Though not a popular…
Perched atop the hills lining the southern coast of Sicily is the charming city of Agrigento. A popular touristic destination known for its unique and stunning archealogical and historial heritage. The most famous being the Valley of the Temples which…
Slumbering in the southeastern region of Veneto in northern Italy is the charming coastal town of Chioggia. Also known as “Little Venice of the south”, Chioggia is one of the most beautiful towns in Italy and bears similar canal networks…
Lying among the many treasures of italy’s famous Tuscany region is the medieval city of Lucca. A captivating city with well-preserved Renaissance walls encircling its historic city center. Lucca is one of Italy’s best preserved medieval cities with narrow winding…
Assisi is another stunning medieval hilltop town lying on the slopes of Monte Subasio in the Umbria region in central Italy. The town is just a few hours away from Rome and is famous for being the birthplace of St.…
Perched atop a volcanic rock in Italy’s central Umbria region is the small charming town of Orvieto. Orvieto has a rich history dating back to the Etruscan times and consists of narrow cobblestone streets, ancient architectures and a network of…