You don’t just visit Sicily, you experience it. The south of Italy is so distinct from the rest of the country that you really have to be there to understand it, and there’s no better way to do that than from behind the wheel. If you’re landing at Catania-Fontanarossa Airport ...
See more >>Just a few kilometres from Naples lies Pompeii, the city buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD and one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. Usually, if you are visiting Naples, you set aside a day to explore this city that was literally frozen in ...
See more >>Spending 3 days in Milan is enough to get to know the city and a bit more. If you are the typical traveller who likes to make the most of their trips, this guide to seeing, without missing a thing, is for you. As well as what to see in ...
See more >>Pisa is that rare Italian city where you can truly see all the main highlights in a single day. Famous and recognised worldwide for its leaning tower, this Tuscan city (though small) boasts an impressive historical heritage. In just a few hours, it is possible to visit its most iconic ...
See more >>Not a lot of places offer the sense of discovery that Calabria does, and starting your journey from Lamezia Terme Airport gives you the key to discovering it at your own pace. Beyond the usual tourist spots, the region is full of hidden gems: the Lamezia area, for instance, is ...
See more >>They say that in Palermo, traffic has its own rules and that the car horn is practically a second language. This Sicilian city, as intense as it is fascinating, is famous for its street markets and chaotic charm, but it’s also known for testing the patience of anyone trying to ...
See more >>Planning a trip to Brindisi? One of the best ways to explore Puglia is by car. It gives you complete freedom to discover the region at your own pace, reach villages, hidden beaches, and spots that aren’t easy to get to by public transport. Brindisi, with its airport and location ...
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