Shrine of Our Lady of Splendor

Miraculous spring draws the faithful to itself

Cathedral of Noto

It is one of the greatest symbols of Sicilian Baroque that was elevated to Basilica Minor in 2012. It stands at the top of a wide flight of steps and is dedicated to St. Nicholas.

St. Anthony's Peace Bell Tower

It is the tallest building in Lanciano visible from miles away. One has to climb 360 steps to admire the panoramic view of the city at a height of 60 meters.

Convent of San Pasquale

15th-century monastic complex in Renaissance-Baroque style that includes the Church of St. Mary of the Angels, a large portico, and a miraculous well from 1709.

The "city of stone," iron and gold

Crafts and literature in the heart of Majella National Park

Church of San Giovannello

It is a spectacular open-air church in the heart of Ortigia, Syracuse, which was once the synagogue of the Jewish quarter.

The Squilla

In Lanciano, where Christmas celebrations begin on December 23.

Civitanova Fountain

Outside the historic center of Lanciano, in the vegetable gardens of the Sant'Egidio district, is one of the largest fountains in Abruzzo! You'll step into the past, all the way back to the 12th century with the Majella Mountains behind you.

Cathedral of St. George, Ragusa

The Cathedral of San Giorgio in Ragusa Ibla is one of the most striking works of Sicilian Baroque. It features a "tower-like" facade that incorporates the bell tower and a 43-meter-high dome.

Acquafraggia Falls

The twin waterfalls, declared a Natural Monument of the Lombardy Region, really leave you speechless! They can be admired in Piuro, along the SS 37 road from Chiavenna to St.Moritz.

Bernina Red Train

The Bernina Red Train, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, connects Tirano to St.Moritz. It passes the city center in front of the Basilica of Madonna di Tirano, one of the 3 most beautiful churches in Lombardy!

D'Annunzio Promontory

From here it is possible to admire, in addition to the Trabocchi and the beautiful beach below, the Eremo Dannunziano, a cottage where the poet D'Annunzio spent the summer of 1889 with Barbara Leoni.

Abbey of Monte Cassino

Founded in 529 by St. Benedict of Norcia, located 516 meters above sea level, it is the oldest monastery in Italy after that of St. Scholastica (St. Benedict's twin sister).

Angevin - Aragonese Castle of Gaeta

The castle was home to the "famous" Gaeta Military Prison until 1990 and is so called because it consists of 2 parts built in different eras!

Pescopennataro, the land of fir trees and stone

Birthplace of master stonemasons, surrounded by spruce forests, Pescopennataro is best known for its natural heritage characterized by hiking trails!

La Puccia

It is part of the culinary tradition of Puglia, especially that of Salento and Taranto. It is stuffed with poor, seasonal and local ingredients.

Ciolo Fjord

This charming Apulian resort, with its splendid crystal blue sea below the 40-meter-high Ciolo Bridge, is a suitable destination for lovers of extreme sports and diving.

The Trabocchi Coast

It includes that stretch of the Abruzzi coastline from Ortona to Vasto. The trabocchi, in the past, were fishing machines. Today, however, they house renowned restaurants.

The Cathedral of Spoleto

Rising on a scenic square, it is dedicated to St. Mary of the Assumption and is one of the main locations of the Don Matteo set. Its facade features 8 rose windows and a large Byzantine mosaic.

Cisternino, one of the White Cities of Apulia

Wandering around the historic center, it will be nice to get lost and then find yourself in the houses leaning against each other, joined by arches, stairs, and ladders.

Castro Marina, Salento wonder

It is in one of the most beautiful panoramic positions in the entire Adriatic, and its small port welcomes, especially in the summertime, numerous boats from all corners of Europe.

Aielli: Village of Murals and Astronomy

A small village in Abruzzo that is a true open-air museum where history, tradition and modernity come together. Here you can admire more than 30 works created by street artists.

Basilica Sanctuary of Santa Maria di Leuca

It is one of the most important spiritual places in Salento and is located at the far end of the Heel of Italy, where the Ionian and Adriatic Seas meet.

Montelapiano

It is the least populated municipality in Abruzzo: it has only 77 inhabitants, but it knows how to enchant with its views and panoramas, and with some colorful surprises...

Church of San Rocco (or Carmine)

The church, located in Piazza Garibaldi (Atessa's main square), was once dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel and was part of the Carmelite convent that was founded in 1603.

The red lighthouse of Ortona

Ortona's small red lighthouse stands out, after a long walk on the south pier, guarding the entire harbor in a very beautiful position almost submerged in the sea.

St. John's Tower

Also called the Candlemas Tower, it is the only one left of the ancient church of St. John. With its exposed brick, angularly shaped cornices, it rises above the Lancianovecchia neighborhood.

Cathedral of Our Lady of the Bridge

It is the main place of worship in Lanciano and is unique in that it was built on 3 arches of a Roman bridge named after Diocletian.

Ant Trail

Ancient pedestrian used in the past by "formichelle," women who slowly carried heavy baskets of lemons harvested on the terraces of Tramonti to the seaside towns of Maiori and Minori.

The Vietrese Ciucciariello

The donkey was an indispensable animal for transporting goods from the hilly to the maritime areas of the Amalfi Coast. The German ceramist Richard Dölker raised it as a symbol of this land.

Valley of the Ironworks

Protected state reserve of great botanical interest for plant colonies dating back to preglacial times. It owes its name to the presence of the ancient ironworks of the Amalfi Republic.

Goat cheese from the Lattari Mountains

An ancient cheese that encompasses centuries of history of pastoralism in the Monti Lattari, so called by the Romans because of the large quantity of milk produced in the area. It is one of Campania's 580 PATs.

Scala, the oldest town on the Amalfi Coast

It is a town with a history of thousands of years, rich in monuments of great artistic and historical value, further enriched by the natural heritage of the Ferriere Valley.

Springs of Green

The Sorgenti del Fiume Verde are crystal-clear waters that spring from Mount Acquaviva. They represent one of the greatest assets for Fara San Martino, Abruzzo's pasta capital!

Roccascalegna Castle

Roccascalegna Castle, built on several sloping terraces on the rock, is a defensive structure from the 12th century.

Vietri Sul Mare, city of ceramics

Vietri sul Mare is a UNESCO heritage site along with the other 11 municipalities of the Amalfi Coast. It is world famous for centuries-old production of artistic majolica as well as for its landscapes.

Albori

Albori is a hillside hamlet of Vietri sul Mare and part of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy." It is characterized by its white houses clinging to Mount Falerio and overlooking the sea.

Arrosticini, Abruzzo's delight

Arrosticini, typical skewers of sheep meat. They are a special feature of Abruzzo cuisine, closely linked to the region's pastoral tradition!