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08/05/2026

Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Naples became even more powerful when he displayed the liquefied blood of San Gennaro, one of the city’s most sacred symbols.

For Neapolitans, San Gennaro is more than a patron saint: his blood is tied to centuries of faith, identity and devotion. The moment took place during the Pope’s pastoral visit to Pompeii and Naples, marking the first anniversary of his election.

Have you ever heard about San Gennaro’s miracle? Tell us below 👇🏻

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Step into history and discover Italy one path at a time 🇮🇹🥾 The Via Francigena is more than a walking route. It’s a jour...
08/05/2026

Step into history and discover Italy one path at a time 🇮🇹🥾 The Via Francigena is more than a walking route. It’s a journey through breathtaking landscapes, medieval villages, culture, and spirituality. Ready to explore Italy slowly and authentically?

The Via Francigena takes you along Europe’s oldest and most legendary routes. A timeless adventure where history, nature and renewal await you!

Florence has a way of turning the impossible into beauty 🇮🇹✨Brunelleschi’s Dome is one of the greatest symbols of Renais...
08/05/2026

Florence has a way of turning the impossible into beauty 🇮🇹✨

Brunelleschi’s Dome is one of the greatest symbols of Renaissance genius, a masterpiece that changed architecture forever and still watches over Florence more than 600 years later.

A vision so bold it became timeless.

Did you know this story about Florence Cathedral? Tell us in the comments 👇

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The Italian Via Francigena is not just a walking route. It is one of Europe’s oldest journeys, an ancient pilgrimage pat...
08/05/2026

The Italian Via Francigena is not just a walking route. It is one of Europe’s oldest journeys, an ancient pilgrimage path that once connected northwestern Europe to Rome and today continues through Italy all the way to the ports of Puglia, in the south of the Italian Peninsula 🇮🇹✨

For centuries, pilgrims, merchants and travellers crossed this route on foot, passing through villages, countryside, medieval towns, abbeys, vineyards and landscapes that still feel untouched by time.

Whether you walk one stage or dream of the full route, this is one of the most powerful ways to experience the soul of Italy.

Would you walk the Via Francigena? Comment the stage you’d start from 👇

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Initiative funded by the Development and Cohesion Fund, Development and Cohesion Plan under the responsibility of the Ministry of Culture, “Via Francigena - Cross-cutting Actions”, of which the Ministry of Tourism is the beneficiary.

An ancient Etruscan town filled with underground labyrinths, fascinating history, and authentic Tuscan atmosphere. From ...
08/05/2026

An ancient Etruscan town filled with underground labyrinths, fascinating history, and authentic Tuscan atmosphere. From mysterious tunnels to breathtaking landscapes, Chiusi is a journey through time waiting to be explored✨

Complete guide to what to do in Chiusi. From the Etruscan labyrinth to the lake, here’s why Chiusi is the slow location to experience history, nature and food.

08/05/2026

In the heart of Tuscany’s Casentino Valley lies Bibbiena ( ), a town where history, art, and nature embrace in timeless harmony.

🏛️ At the center stands Palazzo Niccolini, today seat of the Town Hall and home to the Archaeological Museum of Casentino “Piero Albertoni.” Inside, six rooms guide you through millennia, from prehistoric fossils to Etruscan bronzes, Roman villas, and medieval treasures.
🎭 A few steps away, the Teatro Dovizi (1842) offers an intimate stage where culture still thrives, echoing the spirit of this Tuscan community.

📷 Bibbiena is also home to the Italian Center of Author Photography, housed in a former 19th-century prison and now a cultural landmark dedicated to preserving and celebrating Italy’s photographic heritage. With its rich archive and rotating exhibitions, it’s a must-visit for photography lovers.

🌆 Step outside and the town itself becomes a museum: the Open-Air Gallery transforms Bibbiena’s streets into a permanent open-air gallery, where masterpieces by great Italian photographers animate walls and squares, turning every stroll into a visual journey.

🥟 Taste the famous Casentino ravioli, lovingly handmade by the wise hands of local women and carried on by the new generations. Filled with ricotta and herbs, paired with pecorino and Tuscan wine, it’s tradition on a plate.

⛪ Just outside the walls, the Sanctuary of Santa Maria del Sasso preserves the rock where the Virgin is said to have appeared in 1347. A Renaissance masterpiece with works linked to Bicci di Lorenzo and Donatello’s school, it blends faith and art like few places in Italy.

🚴 For outdoor lovers, Bibbiena’s Ciclo-Pedovia trails weave through hills and riversides, perfect for hiking or cycling while discovering the valley’s natural beauty.

Bibbiena is more than a destination, it’s an encounter with authentic Tuscany, where every step reveals a new story.

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If you’re planning a trip to North Sardinia, you can’t skip its gateway ✨ Discover the best things to do in Sassari in 2...
07/05/2026

If you’re planning a trip to North Sardinia, you can’t skip its gateway ✨ Discover the best things to do in Sassari in 2026, a vibrant city full of history, culture, authentic flavors, and timeless charm🌹

From the city center to the surrounding countryside, enjoy a 2026 full of culture, flavors, and nature: Sassari and Northern Sardinia are waiting for you!

07/05/2026

In L’Aquila, every stop tells a different story: resilience, beauty, history, and the quiet magic of central Italy 🇮🇹

Surrounded by the mountains of Abruzzo, this underrated city invites you to explore elegant squares, grand basilicas, hidden streets, panoramic views, and local places full of character. From historic landmarks to authentic corners most travelers never reach, every stop feels like a new discovery.

This is not the Italy everyone talks about. It’s the Italy you remember ✨

📍 L’Aquila, Abruzzo

Which stop would you visit first? Let us know in the comments👇🏻

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Kate Middleton chose Italy for her royal comeback 👑🇮🇹The Princess of Wales will visit Reggio Emilia on May 13 and 14, ma...
07/05/2026

Kate Middleton chose Italy for her royal comeback 👑🇮🇹

The Princess of Wales will visit Reggio Emilia on May 13 and 14, marking her first official overseas trip after a deeply personal time away from public duties.

The visit will focus on early childhood development, one of the causes closest to her public work.

But why Reggio Emilia?

This Italian city is known around the world for the Reggio Emilia Approach, an educational philosophy that places relationships, environment, community and creativity at the heart of a child’s development.

A deeply meaningful return, starting in Italy.

What would you show Princess Kate in Italy? Tell us below 👇

What if Italy’s next luxury destination wasn’t on everyone’s radar yet? ✨ Discover Valdobbiadene, the stunning UNESCO wi...
07/05/2026

What if Italy’s next luxury destination wasn’t on everyone’s radar yet? ✨ Discover Valdobbiadene, the stunning UNESCO wine region where rolling vineyards, timeless villages and world-class wine redefine slow luxury travel🥂

Explore the stunning hills and authentic products of Valdobbiadene, enjoying unique tastings, refined experiences, and family traditions.

Italy is greener than you think 🌿🇮🇹It is home to an incredible network of natural parks, protecting mountains, forests, ...
07/05/2026

Italy is greener than you think 🌿🇮🇹

It is home to an incredible network of natural parks, protecting mountains, forests, wetlands, coastlines, islands and unique wildlife habitats.

Italy’s protected areas cover more than 3 million hectares on land, around 10.5% of the national territory, while the wider system of protected areas and Natura 2000 sites reaches over 22% of Italy’s land surface.

On this map, we collected 25+ natural parks across the country.

Which Italian natural park would you add?
Comment it below 👇🇮🇹

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