Located between Umbria and Tuscany and surrounded by the Appennini mountains, the Valtiberina, which owes its name to the Tiber River that emerges not far away, was a decisive place for both historical and artistic events in Italy, thanks to its particularly good position. These reasons make it an ideal...

There is still a lot to discover in Tuscany that is off the beaten track. One is Val di Chiana, with fabulous countryside and suggestive villages in a valley, and the best way to do this is to explore it along the Path of Reclamation, Il Sentiero della Bonifica. This...

It’s a journey that starts from Ancient Rome, with a Pompeian inscription that preludes the Italian vernacular, and then continues with prestigious relics such as Il Placito capuano (in which we have the first official testimony of the Italian language) and the Riccardiano manuscript 1035, a hand-made copy by Giovanni...