Built by Federico II of Swabia in the 13th century, Ursino Castle was a royal residence until the 18th century. In later years it was used as a prison (prisoners’ scratchings can still be seen on the first floor of the…
Historic Cinecittà Studios in via Tuscolana (Rome), founded in 1937, comprise 22 soundstages, 400 dressing rooms, offices, make-up rooms and warehouses and a backlot of over 100,000 sqm. Shooting at Cinecittà means…
The ancient, picturesque borgo of Gorgo is located near Fossalta di Portogruaro (Venice). Several buildings conserve architectural features that evoke its past as a bishop’s feud: e.g., the ancient tower and parts of…
The territory of the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, one of the biggest nature reserves in Italy, holds a record that could envy (perhaps) only those held by the Grand Canyon National Park and Monument…
When E.B. Clucher, the pseudonym used by Enzo Barboni, shot scenes for Trinity is still my name (1971) in Molise, the youngest region in Italy was only 8 years old. Recognised as a Region in 1963, the history of Molise…
How many stories of love and passion have been set in the cities, squares, castles, mountains and beaches of Italy? The big screen has told many, with something for every taste: imaginary or real, epic or immortal,…
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