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Pentedattilo: The Calabrian Village Beneath a Giant Stone Hand

Pentedattilo Calabria, the ancient stone village beneath the five finger-shaped peaks of Monte Calvario at sunset.

Pentedattilo Calabria does not appear to have been built beside a mountain. It seems to have been caught in its grip. Above the old stone houses rise five enormous rocky peaks, separated like the fingers of a gigantic hand reaching…

  • Alessia
  • 09/14/2026
  • Legends & Mysteries

Pizzomunno: The White Giant of Vieste and the Legend of an Eternal Love

Pizzomunno, the famous white limestone monolith rising from the beach of Vieste on the Gargano coast in Puglia.

Pizzomunno Vieste is one of those places where nature seems to have deliberately created a monument and then left human imagination to explain it. Rising from the pale sand at the southern edge of the town, the enormous white monolith…

  • Alessia
  • 09/14/2026
  • Travel & Places

Campomaggiore Vecchio: The Italian City of Utopia Lost to a Landslide

Campomaggiore Vecchio, the abandoned City of Utopia in Basilicata, with its stone ruins overlooking the Lucanian landscape.

Campomaggiore Vecchio is not simply another abandoned village in southern Italy. Its roofless houses, broken arches and empty windows are the remains of a remarkable social experiment: an attempt to create an orderly, productive and surprisingly modern community in the…

  • Alessia
  • 09/14/2026
  • Traditions & Lifestyle

The Macchina di Santa Rosa: Viterbo’s Tower of Faith

The illuminated Macchina di Santa Rosa carried by the Facchini through the medieval streets of Viterbo at night

For one night every year, an illuminated tower almost thirty metres high appears to move through the medieval streets of Viterbo. It passes between ancient stone buildings, brushes visually against balconies crowded with spectators and advances above a hundred men…

  • Alessia
  • 09/13/2026
  • Travel & Places

Barga Tuscany: The Most Scottish Town in Italy

Red British telephone box in the medieval centre of Barga Tuscany with the Apuan Alps in the background

In the green mountains of northern Tuscany, there is a medieval town where stone alleys, Renaissance palaces and panoramic terraces coexist with Scottish flags, bagpipe music and the unmistakable aroma of fish and chips. This is Barga Tuscany, a place…

  • Alessia
  • 09/13/2026
  • Travel & Places

Basilica of Superga: Turin’s Monument Between Royal Glory and Eternal Memory

Basilica of Superga overlooking Turin and the Alps in warm evening light

High above Turin, where the city gives way to wooded hills and the horizon opens towards the Alps, the Basilica of Superga seems to belong simultaneously to the sky and to history. Its great dome rises more than six hundred…

  • Alessia
  • 09/13/2026
  • Traditions & Lifestyle

Ivrea Carnival: The Italian City Where Oranges Become a Symbol of Freedom

Ivrea Carnival orange throwers battling a horse-drawn cart in a historic square in Piedmont, Italy

In most Italian cities, Carnival means masks, confetti and elegant parades. At the Ivrea Carnival, the air fills with oranges. They fly across medieval squares, burst against wooden carts and cover the streets in a bright, fragrant carpet. At first…

  • Alessia
  • 09/13/2026
  • Travel & Places

Asinara: The Island of Silence, Freedom and White Donkeys

White donkeys overlooking the turquoise sea and former prison buildings on Asinara Island in Sardinia

At the far north-western edge of Sardinia, beyond the narrow peninsula of Stintino, there is an island where beauty and uneasiness have learned to live side by side. The sea surrounding it has the impossible colours normally associated with tropical…

  • Alessia
  • 09/13/2026
  • Travel & Places

Aiello del Friuli: The Italian Village Where Time Is Written on the Walls

Artistic sundial painted on a historic house in Aiello del Friuli, Italy’s Village of Sundials

In most towns, people look at a clock to discover the time. In Aiello del Friuli, they look at the walls. Across this quiet village in northeastern Italy, the façades of houses, courtyards, gardens and public buildings are decorated with…

  • Alessia
  • 09/13/2026
  • Legends & Mysteries

The Anatomical Machines of the Prince of Sansevero: Science, Art and Mystery Beneath Naples

In the historic heart of Naples, where narrow streets preserve centuries of voices, beliefs and contradictions, there is a place in which beauty and unease exist side by side. The Sansevero Chapel is famous throughout the world for the Veiled…

  • Alessia
  • 09/12/2026
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