Museums, historic centres and masterpieces: weekends for those who never tire of looking and learning.
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A three-day Valle d'Aosta itinerary, from Savoyard castles in the lower valley to the heights of Monte Bianco. Practical tips on getting around, the best route order, and where to try authentic carbonada.
Four days in Sanremo discovering the most authentic side of the Riviera dei Fiori: medieval caruggi, coastal cycle paths, historic villas and enchanting inland villages.
Four days in Calabria exploring the Sila, the Pollino massif, historic Aspromonte villages, and the Tyrrhenian and Ionian coasts. A practical guide with timings, parking tips, and advice on getting around by car or camper van.
A two-day itinerary in Siracusa to slow down among the alleys of Ortigia, the bustling fish stalls at the local market, and the ancient history of Parco Archeologico della Neapolis.
Four days to venture beyond the famous squares of Ascoli Piceno, exploring medieval walkways, Longobard necropolises and hermitages clinging to the rock.
A 4-day weekend in Olbia exploring Roman wrecks, nuragic complexes and secluded coves. Discover the town's archaeological treasures and Gallura's beaches.
Discover Viterbo on a 3-day weekend: from Palazzo dei Papi to the medieval quarter of San Pellegrino, right through to unwinding in the monumental pool at Terme dei Papi.
A road trip itinerary to explore the province of Lazio, from the medieval hamlets of Tuscia to Renaissance gardens, open-air thermal pools and well-preserved castles.
Discover Palermo on a 3-day weekend exploring vibrant markets, hidden Byzantine mosaics and authentic street food. An itinerary off the standard tourist trail.
Three days in Matera to get lost in the ups and downs of the Sassi and cross the Murgia. An itinerary descending into ancient hypogea, crossing the Tibetan bridge suspended over the Gravina, and tasting authentic Lucanian flavours among tufa walls.
A weekend in Rimini to explore the Roman and Renaissance historic centre, the Fellini-esque alleys of Borgo San Giuliano, and the flavours of the Adriatic, far from summer traffic.
How to plan a weekend in Mantova by grouping stops by area, managing visit times and opening hours to avoid pointless rushing between piazzas and palaces.