An itinerary exploring the shore and islands of Umbria’s Lake Trasimeno, visiting the characteristic lakeside towns, the ancient palaces, and the imposing castles which make this immense pool of water one of Umbria’s most-loved tourist attractions.

A journey in western Piedmont, from the regional capital of Turin all the way to Bardonecchia, visiting the imposing mountain abbeys, the famous ski resorts, the parks, and nature reserves of Val di Susa.

The breathtaking beauty of the Italian Alps, kilometers of snow covered ski slopes, perfectly conserved 15th century churches, and the unforgettable views from the summit of Mount Marmolada, stretching all the way from Belluno to Cortina d’Ampezzo: the ideal winter itinerary.

For decades the undisputed capital of Italian designer fashion, Milan is home to any number of elegant boutiques, but also to important works of architecture, such as the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and Milan’s Cathedral – one of the greatest churches in the world.

Pistoia’s Cathedral of San Zeno with its 13th century crucifix painted by the Florentine artist Coppo di Marcovaldo, Pisa’s magnificent Piazza dei Miracoli with its incredible Leaning Tower: just a few of the many manmade wonders conserved within Tuscany’s art cities.

A journey spent exploring the towns and villages of Val Pusteria, one of Trentino Alto Adige’s most enchanting valleys, famous for its state-of-the-art winter sports facilities, colorful Christmas markets, and excellent cuisine.

Once the preferred meeting place of writers such as Umberto Saba, James Joyce and Italo Svevo, today the elegant coffee houses of Trieste continue to be a favorite haunt of artists and philosophers,  and of all those visitors eager to experience the establishments’ distinctive Middle European charm.

A stroll through the districts of the lagoon city visiting the theaters and casinos of Venice, architectural masterpieces and symbols of the immense cultural and artistic importance of the Serenissima.

A less well-known but equally fascinating part of Rome lies just outside the ancient walls of the city. Home to the Basilica of San Paolo Fuori le Mura, the Church of San Lorenzo, the Monumental Cemetery of Verano and the graveyard of Testaccio, where both Keats and Shelley rest in peace.

The Mole Antonelliana, the Sabauda Gallery, the Egyptian Museum, the Holy Shroud, the monumental arcades, and the Royal residences of the Savoy:  just some of the treasures of Turin, first capital of Italy.