Castel Nuovo, also known as Maschio Angioino, is a prominent symbol of Naples. Behind its walls and its massive structure, the castle holds intriguing legends and curiosities. As you can …
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The Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, which served as a royal theatre for both Bourbon and Savoy kings, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can attend a show …
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Naples is a city with a mysterious charm that offers a plethora of underground tunnels and routes to discover. Many guided tours allow you to explore Neapolitan tunnels. In this …
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I have often been to the French capital for tourism and business, and over time, I have learned how to travel by train in Paris on a budget. Although it …
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Bologna is a city in central Italy known for its delicious cuisine and is home to the oldest university in the world that is still in operation. Also, it has …
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Jaipur, famously known as the Pink City of Rajasthan, is renowned for its exquisite jewellery making and splendid historical architecture that reflects the grandeur of ancient times. In the heart …
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Turin has a submarine, a maritime museum, and a sailor association, even without facing the sea. The city is connected to the Italian naval history in many ways, as you …
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In Milan, I visited one of the most macabre churches I have ever entered, the Sanctuary of San Bernardino alle Ossa, decorated almost entirely with human bones. For this reason, …
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Turin’s Fruit Museum is an extraordinary place with a vast collection of fake fruit created for scientific reasons. The museum offers a fascinating journey through the agronomy of the 19th …
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Tunisia is the perfect destination for relaxing family holidays, but it also hides unsuspected treasures to explore. In addition to a beautiful blue sea and kilometres of sandy beaches, Tunisia …
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The garden of Villa Invernizzi has rightfully become one of the most curious places in Milan. It is home to a colony of pink flamingos brought here by an Italian …
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At the Museum of Human Anatomy, Museo di Anatomia Umana in Italian, time stands still. Visiting it reveals the 19th-century scientists’ obsession with cataloguing every human aspect. Here, you’ll discover …