Are you on holiday on Lake Garda and would you like to visit a nearby city of art? Just to help you, I decided to write a travel guide on what to see in Bergamo in one day. Visit Bergamo in a day, the symbolic places of the city If you have never been to Bergamo, you will probably be amazed to know that it stands on seven hills and that the heart of the… Read more »
What are the symbolic places of the city? To find out, you just have to read the article, I will give you some suggestions for visiting Padua in one day. Prato della Valle and the other squares of city life You might not believe it but Prato della Valle has an area of 88,620 square meters and, in the central part, is the Memmia Island, a green area surrounded by a canal and a double… Read more »
One of the most loved parties by children, perhaps due to the colors of the costumes or the confetti thrown into the air with that almost contagious joy that only those who approach life can experience in its purest form. In the article you will find the story of the origins as well as the most beautiful Carnival parties in northern Italy. Where was the Carnival born? Its origins can be traced back to the… Read more »
Italy is known for its historical and artistic heritage, for the beauty of its landscapes and for its cuisine, the best in the world according to many. However, there is another aspect that makes it famous: it is the Formula One team, Ferrari. Precisely for this reason, today we will talk about the Ferrari Museums of Modena, I will also give you some suggestions for visiting the city, including gastronomy. The Enzo Ferrari museum in… Read more »
Verona is one of the best known cities in Italy, thanks to the dramatic story of Romeo and Juliet. A romantic city to visit in any season. If you want to find out what to see in Verona and its surroundings, in this article you will find my itinerary proposal. The historic center of Verona and the attractions not to be missed Walking through the streets of the historic center you come across the… Read more »
Milan is today one of the largest metropolitan cities in Italy and Europe and the main economic and financial center. It is an important cultural center, one of the world capitals of fashion and it contends with Verona the top of the international musical circuit thanks to the opera season of the Teatro alla Scala and its long opera tradition. The symbol of Milan is the Duomo, located in the square of the same name…. Read more »
“Venice! Is there a city more admired, more celebrated, more sung by poets, more desired by lovers, more visited and more illustrious? Venice! Is there a name in human languages that has made us dream more than this? ” This is what Guy de Maupassant praised in describing the “Queen of the Adriatic”, the capital of the Serenissima Republic of Venice for more than a millennium and one of the four Maritime Republics. Its urban… Read more »
Located in the center of the Po Valley, Mantua, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008 together with nearby Sabbioneta, it is the symbolic city of the Italian Rebirth. It is surrounded by three lakes, the Lower Lake, the Middle Lake and the Upper Lake. In summer, hundreds and hundreds of lotus flowers bloom on the surface of the latter. The symbol of the city is Palazzo Ducale in Piazza Sordello, originally Piazza San Pietro,… Read more »
With more than two thousand years of history, Verona is one of the most important centers in the Veneto. The city is embraced by the Adige river, while in the north, the hills enhance its harmony and beauty. Piazza Brà (from the German “breit”, “largo”), one of the most majestic urban masterpieces of the city is the starting point for visits to discover the beautiful historic center. The square stands as a crossroads between different… Read more »