Travel Tips

In the heart of the Veneto region, nestled between renowned art cities and the gentle foothills of the Alps, lies Cittadella,

There are places that seem suspended in time, where ancient stories are told through stone walls,

Nestled on the eastern slopes of Lake Garda, between the ridges of Monte Baldo and the serene waters below,

In the heart of the Boite Valley, nestled among the majestic peaks of the Belluno Dolomites,

Nestled along the Venetian coast and overlooking the Adriatic Sea, Caorle is one of the most charming and authentic destinations in northeastern Italy.

Tucked away in the quiet folds of the Val di Zoldo, at the heart of the Belluno Dolomites, Fornesighe is a village

In the heart of the Venetian foothills, where the flat plains give way to the first rolling hills, the fortified silhouette of Marostica rises clearly against the horizon.

Nestled between the fertile plains of Verona and the gently sloping Valpolicella hills, Soave is a hidden treasure in the heart of the Veneto region

Nestled in the heart of the Euganean Hills, Arquà Petrarca is one of the most charming medieval villages in the Veneto region

Mesola, a charming town located in the heart of the Po Delta, is the perfect destination for those seeking a holiday immersed in unspoiled nature, Renaissance history, and authentic local flavors

Explore Franciacorta, the land of Italian sparkling wine. Enjoy an unforgettable stay among vineyards, wine cellars, and relaxation in a welcoming property in the heart of Lombardy

Green, White, and Red Like the Italian Flag. Discover the essence of Apulian food through its three symbolic colors

Step into a timeless world on the shores of Lake Maggiore, the jewel nestled between Piedmont, Lombardy, and Switzerland

A Scenic Cycling Route Through Nature, History, and the Delta’s Wonders. Discover the heart of the Comacchio Valleys with a 56 km bike route immersed in nature.

Have you ever dreamed of a place where crystal-clear waters, lush nature, and thermal wellness blend into one unforgettable experience?

Discover the unique hospitality of Venice and its lagoon: authentic stays surrounded by art, tradition, and beauty.

Tucked away in the Senio Valley, Riolo Terme is a hidden gem of Emilia-Romagna where thermal wellness, nature, and tradition come together for a revitalizing escape.

Explore the rich culinary heritage of Emilia-Romagna through its unique network of 24 food museums, each celebrating local products, traditions, and craftsmanship.

Five Scenic Routes to Discover Emilia-Romagna at a Gentle Pace — From River Cruises and Medieval Towns to Gourmet Stops and UNESCO Treasures

A journey into the Comacchio Valleys reveals a world where ancient landscapes meet centuries-old customs, and where every scent, sound, and taste tells the story of a deep bond between people and nature

Discover 5 irresistible culinary specialties that capture the authentic soul of Romagna—perfect to enjoy between one masterpiece of art and the next in Ravenna

Cradle of ancient mosaics and capital of three empires, Ravenna is a gem of art and history in the heart of Emilia-Romagna. With its equipped beaches and UNESCO-listed monuments

Venice is a city reflected in the water and the image that returns is imprinted in the eye of the beholder.

The “little Venice”, a city on the water with astonishing charm.

The Verona Arena is considered the largest opera house in the world.

The Po River deltas represent one of the most important naturalistic areas of interest in Europe, where natural oases and human activities coexist.

In the suggestive landscape of the Euganean hills, Este was the main settlement of the ancient Venetians who lived here during the Iron Age.

The Botanical Garden of Padua was founded in 1545 and is the oldest university botanical garden in the world.

Considered the jewel of the Euganean Hills, the medieval village of Arquà Petrarca has kept the same charm and silence that conquered the poet, Francesco Petrarca.

Palladio’s treasure chest and World Heritage.

An ancient walled city founded along the ancient course of the Adige, Monselice still has the atmosphere of a medieval village in the suggestive Euganean Hills.

Montagnana, one of the most beautiful medieval villages in Italy

The city of love. Its symbolic monument is the Arena.

Padua is a journey into the past and in the present, amongst ancient history, traditions and art.

Prato della Valle, one of the symbols of Padova, is a large elliptical square which, in addition to being the largest square in Padua, is one of the largest in Europe (88620 m2), second only to the Red Square in Moscow.

It’s one of the most famous and most visited Christian basilicas in the world.