The 13th century Bishop’s Palace of Bressanone or Hofburg, was first the residence for the prince bishops and later, when they lost temporal power, for the bishops of the diocese of Bressanone from 1803 to 1973.Overall,…
At 1,151m, Monte Cornacchia is the tallest hill in Apulia. Its modest height - compared to those in other Italian regions - hides an extraordinary natural landscape of rolling meadows studded with stunning blooms,…
The Museum of Capodimonte, in Naples, is located in the Royal Palace by the same name and surrounded by a vast park. Building began in 1738, commissioned by King Charles VII of Naples as a place to conserve the…