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…just three more than Japan and Brasil. Just below is Greece, with 18 locations recognized. All in all, UNESCO’s list includes 1072 sites, distributed over 167 countries. Sites can be…

From the famous archaeological site of Paestum, after attending to the annual Mediterranean Exchange of Archaeological Tourism, we reach by train the fascinating archaeological site of Velia, whose original Greek…

Birthplace of artist Raphael, home to one of the most beautiful high Renaissance palaces in the country, UNESCO World Heritage site: you’d think the hilltop town of Urbino would be…

…between February 20 and December 4 in 1915, proving the complete recovery from the 1906 earthquake of the City by the Bay. The fair was constructed on an extensive site…

There’s been a bridge at the site of Florence’s legendary Ponte Vecchio since the days of the ancient Romans. Today it’s a focus for Florence’s jewellers and draws tourists from…

…Heritage sites, the Reggia di Caserta and the Archeological Park of Pompeii, as well as at Ghetto Ebraico in Rome. The Italian artists, called TTOZOI, had a live performance at…

A friend of mine recently passed me the official site map for Temecula that I speculate could have been printed in the 80’s. It showed 12 wineries, some 25 less…

The Adriatic coast of Italy is one with many secrets, among which two sites that have been visited by angels of all stripes: some of them have hovered over the…

…upon the very site where Tiberius once stood.   “Open to the sun and wind and the voices of the sea, like a Greek temple, and light, light, light everywhere…”…

…There was even an island, the site of a small house which included a library and baths. Even today, the ruins of Hadrian’s Villa resemble a small city, rather than…