Stresa, an enchanting jewel on the shores of Lake Maggiore, is a perfect place to spend a holiday, close or far from the festivals. The New Year’s Eve is special: the elegant and charming atmosphere. With its breathtaking panoramic views, rich history and fun activities, Stresa offers an unforgettable experience to welcome the New Year.
Aosta, charming alpine city in the heart of Aosta Valley, offers an unforgettable experience for the New Yer’s Eve. With its ancient Roman ruins, unique mountain landscapes and joyful atmosphere, it is a perfect choice to welcome the new year with family and friends.
Bologna, capital of Emilia-Romagna, is a city that combines a rich historical and cultural tradition with a contemporary liveliness. Known as the “Dotta” (educated) for its ancient university, the “Grassa” (fat) for its exquisite gastronomy and the “Rossa” (red) for the colors of its buildings and its political history, Bologna has an indisputable charm. Here is an overview of the main attractions not to be missed.
In the heart of Lombardy, embraced by the three lakes created by the river Mincio, is Mantua, one of the Italian cities rich in history, art and traditions. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, this Renaissance gem has a lot to offer its visitors.
Venice is a city that offers much more than you can imagine. Every corner, every channel, every stone has a story to tell. It attracts the most diverse travelers, looking for culture, art, gastronomy or simply breathtaking landscapes.
Corinaldo, a charming medieval village located on top of a hill in the province of Ancona, occupies a well-deserved place in the illustrious list of the most beautiful villages in Italy. The origins of its name remain the subject of debate, with some theories suggesting a derivation from “Curia of Rinaldo,” an ancient Lombard name that probably corresponds to the original inhabited nucleus of the place.
