A guide to know Basilicata, a territory where the myths of the past know how to dialogue with the trends of today. A collection of events, divided into the four seasons, to savor the tastes and views of a region all to discover!...
The Wine Route of Garda and develops the hinterland of the Lombard shore of Lake Garda, with Peschiera joining Lemon and spandendosi in the production areas of DOC Garda Classico, Lugana and San Martino della Battaglia....
A guide to discover the gastronomic delights of the Valcalepio, the hilly area located in the eastern part of the Province of Bergamo, on the right bank of the river Oglio....
The Road of Rice and Food Mantovani leads us to discover a series of gastronomic delights in the Vialone Nano territory, between the left of the Mincio River and the border with Veneto. Where the flat countryside is marked by rivers and canals....
Its origin is linked to the history of the Via Appia, the "Queen of Roads", opened in 312 BC by the censor Appio Claudio to connect Rome to Capua....
Nearby points of history and faith, from Milan to Melegnano....
The extreme portion of the border province of Mantova with Emilia, known as Oltrepò Mantovano, is a land rich in history and tradition, marked by the strong presence of the great Po river, lighthouse and head of the local culture....
The road that runs through the province, and especially the area of Denomination of DOC and DOCG wines, describes the production lands of the great red wines of Valtellina and other typical and traditional food products....
The path 1 'Alta Via Adamello' is a hiking path through the Adamello mountain group. Along the Alta Via Adamello meet the remains of military settlements of the First World War trenches, walls, caves and other works....
Route des Saveurs the Varese Valleys affects the entire mountainous portion of the province of Varese, touching the territories of Valceresio, Valcuvia, Valganna, Valmarchirolo and Valleys Luinese. The road is marked by an articulated wealth of goods that is difficult to succinctly describe it....