Italy

Along with Tuscany, Piedmont is the most famous wine region in Italy and has been valued since ancient times. The 55,000 hectares of vineyards stretch across the provinces of Alessandria, Asti, Cuneo, Torino and Vercelli. Almost only quality wines and most of the frontrunners are produced here in Tuscany. The sunny slopes offer winemakers the perfect basis for their wine. Around 2.4 million hectoliters

The two Nebbiolo brothers Barolo and Barbaresco.  The Le Langhe wine region in Piedmont is not only famous for its Barolo – it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. But Piedmont doesn’t need a Pinot Noir to make good wines, Piedmont has its Barbera and especially its Nebbiolo. The icons of the wine-growing region emerge from Nebbiolo with

Tuscany extends picturesquely along the Ligurian coast in Italy and is one of the most renowned wine-growing regions worldwide. The region is therefore a member of the Great Wine Capitals network, which only includes one winegrowing region per country. The wineries of Tuscany, such as Villa Trasqua,  produce high-quality wines with a unique note thanks to optimal geological and climatic conditions. On

     Hardly any other Italian town seems to be such a popular destination for Instagramers and bloggers as Positano. The former fishing village on the Amalfi Coast not only looks like it has been painted, but actually knows how to fulfill all of your holiday dreams. Colorful houses built directly on the rugged slopes, narrow

Exciting Amalfi Coast Holiday awaits you with picturesque villages, hidden bays and beaches, impressive cathedrals and numerous opportunities for extraordinary activities. In our article on Amalfi Coast holiday, we give you all the information about the most beautiful and popular sights, beaches and places along the dreamlike coastline.  Let’s discover best things to do, best towns to see

Many tourists in Italy only take a day trip to Capri, which is a shame. Because the best way to experience the island is when the day tourists have turned their backs on it.  The island is divided into the two towns of Capri and Anacapri . During the 1960s, Capri developed into a meeting point for international jet setters