One of the most visited beach towns on the Tyrrhenian coast, Forte dei Marmi grew up around a wharf built at the end of the 19th century to load boats with marble from the Apuan Alps and a fortress built on the orders…
The Castle of Casale Monferrato (AL), also known as the Paleologo Castle, was built in 1357 for Giovanni II Paleologo, Marquis of Monferrato.The present-day octagonal shape, corner towers and surrounding ditch are the…
Werk Gschwent, better known as fort Belvedere, stands at an altitude of 1,177 m on a spur of Jurassic grey limestone high above the Astico and River Torto valleys.Dating to between 1909 and 1912, fort Belvedere was part…
Could anyone love gorgeous fast cars more than an Italian? Given that the most popular luxury cars in the world were created in Italy it is hardly surprising that so many films shot in the country feature car chases in…
TV dramas manage to make us fall in love with their characters more bindingly than films, probably due to their length and duration. They also offer us another merit that should be recognised, the opportunity of…
We are lucky to still have Apulia, the region that gives Italy her shape. Her geographical shape of course: without that heel, Italy would not be a boot. Conquered by the Romans, the region contributed writers like…
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