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Forests and green pinewoods, an abundant flora and fauna population, valleys of freshwater and brackish water and rivers that flow into the Adriatic: these are some of the pieces that make up the extraordinary mosaic of the Po Delta, a magnificent example of biodiversity, in which water has been the absolute protagonist for centuries. Anyone would be amazed at the wide variety of environments and cultural attractions that this area can offer. Located next to each other, in an

In Villanova d'Asti, in Monferrato Hills, between Langhe and Roero, declared UNESCO's world heritage, lies the B&B Il Mio Gelso. From here you can easily arrive at nice villages where you can find local traditions, cities rich in art, romanesque churches, and small familiar restaurants with traditional flavours. Due to the proximity to the railway station and the highway, you will be able to reach in a short time the most famous destinations as Torino, Asti, Alba or Barolo an

Cilento’s National park, Vallo di Diano and Alburni, was established in 1991; it has an extension of more than 180 hectares and nowadays, it is the widest Italian park. It is delimited by Basilicata, the Sele plain and the Tyrrhenian sea on the western side, it includes 8 alpine communities and 80 municipalities. The park offers also numerous ancient paths and represents an important hub for the national excursion net along the Southern Appennines. “It has become part of UNES

The Prosecco hills - between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, in the province of Treviso, in the north-east of Italy – are an extraordinary land, where an internationally renowned wine is produced. A small world of the past covered with vineyards worked by hand on steep slopes that in July 2019 received an important recognition: the title of Unesco’s World Heritage Site. Let’s find out more about this unique, special area and its food and wine itineraries. “The Prosecco hills ar

Matera is one of the oldest cities in the world whose territory preserves evidence of human settlements from the Paleolithic and without interruptions up to the present day. It represents an extraordinary page written by man through 10,000 years of history. It's the city of the Sassi, the original urban core, developed from natural caves carved into the rock and then modeled in increasingly complex structures within two large natural amphitheaters which are the Sasso Caveoso

Castel del Monte is one of the most magical places in Italy. Located 60 kilometers from Bari, more precisely in a hamlet of Andria, it was included in 1996 among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.⁠ Castel del Monte is not only a splendid example of medieval architecture, built with quartz and limestone, but it embodies magic and esotericism. Find out what lies behind the castle walls and how to visit this unique place. “Very ancient building of the thirteenth century built by t

Boboli is one of the most important Italian gardens in the world and has recently been included, together with the other Medici gardens and villas in Tuscany, in the list of Unesco World Heritage sites. This green park in the heart of Florence, which occupies about 45 thousand square meters, is much more than a garden. It is a true open-air museum, where fountains, caves, avenues and buildings alternate with groves, statues and ponds, telling the story of three ruling dynasti