Luigiandrea Luppino

The village of Grotte di Castro

One of the most picturesque villages of Tuscia Viterbese, perched on a rocky outcrop and built entirely of tuff stone. Every narrow street hides a glimpse, every hill a thousand-year-old secret.

St. Patrick's Well in Orvieto

Built in the 16th century, in addition to being the deepest well in the city of Orvieto at 54 meters, it celebrates human ingenuity, as the Latin inscription at the entrance reads.

The Valley of the Calanchi in Bagnoregio

Calanques are particular hills characterized by pronounced erosion phenomena. Some arise in the Tuscia viterbese, particularly in the area known as the Valley of the Bagnoregio Badlands.

Panoramic walk of Orvieto

A long exterior walkway that embraces the entire old town of Orvieto, which stands on a spur of tufa rock, with unmissable views of the rolling hills that surround it.

Medieval quarter of Orvieto

Away from the historic center, where the Duomo stands, an intricate and picturesque network of back alleys makes up Orvieto's beautiful medieval quarter, where you can visit the Pozzo della Cava.

Marta Clock Tower

Dominating the panoramic terrace at the center of the stone village is the clock tower, a symbol of the lakeside town. A twenty-one-meter-high beacon of history that enchants visitors and natives alike.

Village of Bolsena

Bolsena is the queen of the lake of the same name. A treasure chest of inestimable historical, cultural and scenic value in the heart of what was once a volcanic complex known as Vulsino.

Monaldeschi Fortress of Bolsena

With a single admission ticket you can visit not only the Rocca Monaldeschi, one of the symbols of the historic town of Bolsena, but also the Museum and Aquarium it houses inside.

Church of San Salvatore in Bolsena

The church, an example of neo-Romanesque style erected in the early 20th century, dominates the charming village of Bolsena together with the Rocca Monaldeschi.

Museum of Rural Civilization of Celleno

Thousands of objects from the rural life of yesteryear have been displayed in underground rooms and chambers carved out of old buildings in the ghost town of Celleno, in the heart of Tuscia viterbese.

Capodimonte

The historic center of Capodimonte stands on a promontory overlooking the volcanic Lake Bolsena, almost as if it were a ship made of historic stone buildings, including the beautiful Rocca.

The Village of Bomarzo

Not only the Forest but also the Borgo of Bomarzo is worth knowing and visiting. Small ravines and secret alleys will lead you to the heart of one of the most charming stone villages of Tuscia viterbese.

The Fortress of the Popes of Montefiascone

The Rocca dei Papi stands on the highest point of the town of Montefiascone (633 m), in an extraordinary landscape setting, between the hills of Tuscia viterbese and the volcanic lake of Bolsena.

Fortress Park in Montefiascone

At the highest point of Montefiascone, before accessing the Rocca dei Papi, there is a beautiful park, with original gardens dating back to the 18th century, where you can rest in the shade of centuries-old trees.

Pilgrim's monument on the Via Francigena

In the forecourt of the Rocca dei Papi in Montefiascone, a terrace with a panoramic view of Lake Bolsena houses the Pilgrim's Monument, an obligatory stop for those traveling the Via Francigena.

Waterfront of Marta

On Marta's lakefront, which ties together the beautiful black volcanic sand beaches, the harbor, and the historic town center, we encounter a monument, the symbol of the "Fishing Village."

Ancient Jewish Quarter of Sorano

As you walk through the impervious, paved streets of the historic village of Sorano you will encounter plaques on the facades of some of the buildings. One indicates the old Jewish quarter to which we are headed.

Leopoldine Boulder in Sorano

Erected probably as early as the 9th century, consolidated and leveled later in the 19th century, it is one of the symbols of the town of Sorano. On it, a panoramic terrace and a crenellated turret with a clock.

Orsini Fortress in Sorano

The fortress stands at the highest point of the town of Sorano and dominates the historic village, huddled at its feet. Built by the Aldobrandeschi family in the 12th century, it is one of the symbols of the town.

Tor di Lavello Park in Tuscania

One of the most spectacular parks in Tuscia viterbese, overlooking San Pietro hill and the ruins of the old castle on one side and the city walls on the other. Green heart of the city of Tuscania.

Fountain of the Seven Spouts in Tuscania

In an intimate little square, we discover a fountain, finished construction in 1309, which still bears the coats of arms of ancient noble families. The water gushes clear from seven masks.

Section of the Via Clodia in Tuscania

As we head from the city center toward St. Peter's Hill, a deep gash opens up from the road surface on what was an artery of the road system in Roman times: the Via Clodia.

San Pellegrino, the medieval quarter of Viterbo

In a city severely damaged by World War II, a medieval quarter that now has the reputation of being one of the largest in Europe was saved: the medieval heart of Viterbo.

The hollow ways of Sorano

Sorano, surrounded by tuff hills covered in dense vegetation, hides secrets of the Etruscan world, such as the Vie Cave or Cavoni, an ancient road network between the villages of Pitigliano, Sorano and Sovana.

The walls of Tuscania

Tuscania, along with a few others in Tuscia, still retains its city walls, which today embrace its medieval core. The remains of the primordial Etruscan circle are also visible.

San Pietro hill in Tuscania

Outside the city walls, the center of which is developed almost entirely on Rivellino Hill, stands St. Peter's Hill, where the Basilica of the same name, medieval towers and a necropolis stand.

Once upon a time there was a castle

In Tenno to stroll through a fairy tale

Rocchetta Nervina, from the waters of the Rio Barbaira

Companion waters

Triora, the Village of Witches

In the Ligurian Alps, the perfect place for witches

The path to the Calandre, overhanging the sea

Suspended 30 meters from the sea

Soldano, agricultural village that produces Rossese di Dolceacqua wine

The flower garden of the Ligurian hinterland

Trucco, the spirit of conviviality of a baroque village

There is a kind of happiness that only a street party can give

The Scibretta, the monumental tree that is the symbol of Bordighera

A monument created by nature itself

Sasso, the tower-houses in the hinterland of Bordighera

The stronghold of the Eight Places

San Biagio della Cima, in the footsteps of Francesco Biamonti

An exceptional narrator for an unforgettable landscape

The Principality of Seborga

Italy yes, Italy no

Porta Canarda, on the centuries-old access road to Ventimiglia

The ancient tower between sky and sea

Pineta Magiargè and the famous people of Bordighera

The fronds tell

Pigna and the peasant civilization of the Upper Nervia Valley

The medieval village guarded by olive trees

Pieve di Teco

The market town of the Upper Arroscia Valley

Perinaldo, the Poggio delle Stelle

Destiny written in the stars

Noli, turreted medieval town and ancient maritime republic

The queen of the seas you don't expect

Montegrosso Pian Latte, agriculture, pastoralism and hospitality

A small rural world in the heart of the Arroscia Valley

Lower Mortola and Sir Thomas Hanbury

On the Flower Riviera, a village clinging to the headland guards a small garden of Eden

The Marabout, a stone hermit contemplating the sea

There is a great place to search for memories lost in the sea

Museum "E Dubarìe," history that lives again in the present

A man and his museum that will enter your heart

Isolabona, an island of mildness where harps are played

Where waters duet with harps

Priamàr Fortress

Ancient and modern embrace in Savona

Upper Grimaldi is "Not just beach"

Where History and spirits enjoy the sea

Grazzano Visconti and the unreal magic of the 15th century

The city Nuov'antica

Annunziata Fort, on the fortress by the sea

Tucked away overhanging the sea

Finalborgo, all eras of history within its walls

From the Young Prince to Belenda, hunting for the many secrets of the borough's history

Fanghetto: a small square, a bakery, and nine inhabitants

The small hamlet clinging to the rocks that looks like it just stepped out of a storybook

The small lakes of Rio Barbaira in the Ligurian Alps Park

Waters so clear that perhaps even the Sun god occasionally came out of his temple to cool off here

Diano Marina, symbolic city of Ligurian Resilience

Today it is a placidly seaside town, but here and there it reveals traces of its combative past

Deer, the music village by the sea

Waves and notes explode, resonate and dance among the carrugi and the sea

Cape St. Ampelius and the small Romanesque-style church

A compendium of ten centuries of history enclosed between the waves of the sea and the palm trees that came from Egypt

Medieval village of Colletta and its Hi-Tech Rebirth

A jewel of technology where you'd never look for it, hidden among the stones of the Ligurian hinterland

Teglia Pass, the pass in the heart of the Ligurian Alps

A trail immersed in nature where the traces of man must be looked for carefully

Ceriana, the village of traditions and Brotherhoods

Songs born among the carruggi rise in the crystal clear air of the valley.

Castelvecchio di Rocca Barbena and the music of silence

Nordic sensations in the heart of Liguria

Bussana Vecchia, where art is resilience

The colors of rebirth

Diano Castello, like a flower from the rubble

From the fragments of the past, life is reborn.

Borghetto San Nicolò di Bordighera, between art and history

Stones, stones and art, here where the magic of Bordighera began.

Balzi Rossi Prehistoric Museum, a border wonder

Maidens, venus and horses await us hidden in the bowels of the earth

Bajardo and the remains of the Romanesque church of San Nicolò

A prayer, a thought, a remembrance

Badalucco, in an embrace of the river to the mountain

The village that defeated the Saracens with codfish

Apricale, like a colorful Lizard lying on the hills

The village of sun, light and color

The historic center of Albenga, Ligurian city of towers

Proud giants try to touch the sky as ancient mysteries re-emerge from the earth

Airole, among stones and olive trees

Rural memories hidden among the carruggi

Church of St. Lawrence, on the rock of Frapporta

Resists tenaciously the passage of time

Castellano, panoramic terrace of Villagarina

A village suspended over the Adige Valley

Col de la Caora, a shot at 1375 meters above sea level

A vantage point, a majestic spectacle

The way to the Shrine of Our Lady of Feles

The simple and humble religiosity of the rural world

Panoramic crown on the ridge of the Marzola

Overcoming one's fears achieves beauty and serenity

The Roman Roads, between Migazzone and Calceranica al Lago

Retracing the steps of so many generations before us

The path of 100 steps

Step by step in history

The chapel of St. Anthony Abbot on the rock in Trent.

Clinging to the rock and its ancient origins.

Monument to the Redeemer in the Conca della Comparsa

A place of peace and prayer

A walk among the "Small Lakes of the Perigine area"

Small yes, but full of charm

St. Anthony's Gate in Massa Fermana

The door that defies time

Amandola, eastern gateway to the Sibillini Mountains

A threshold between men and mountains

Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Snow in Vetriolo Terme

The six arches of the portico frame the beauty of nature and invite contemplation

The path of poets in Calceranica al Lago

Nature so beautiful, it is pure poetry

Fort Busa Grande

The invisible fort

Forbidden Bridge over the Leno in Rovereto

Riding a story told by water

The mountain village of Sellano

An enchantment in the golden light of its street lamps

The alpine lake of Cei

Pristine nature to find one's thoughts again

Vigolo Castle, from fortress to residence

Memories of ancient times

An Art Channel, among the medieval villages of Tenno

A depopulated village rediscovers its soul in art

Trail in the rock to San Romedio

With bated breath among rocks, woods and waters

Vigolo Vattaro, the birthplace of St. Pauline

Where it all began

Romanesque Church of St. Martin - Trasiel Itinerary

A distant past kept in the clearing

Route "Postal Church"

An overlook of the valley

The ancient district of Piedicastello in Trento

The allure of the suburbs

The winter of the Vigolana Plateau

A blanket of snow, an icy embrace that warms the heart.

Bicycle and pedestrian walkway over Lake Caldonazzo

Not only the legs, the mind and heart are free to run as well

Ala, city of velvet

A thread of silk runs through the streets of Ala.

The waters of the Velino and their Rieti.

A different perspective on a beautiful city

Cimone, the village of farms on the slopes of Bondone

To slow the pace and rest the spirit

The Angevin village of Cittaducale

An ancient beauty that has survived the centuries and hardships

Sarnano, the village of baked stone

Fascinating hues and surprising landscapes

Bosentino Scenic Road

An open path on beauty

Gemona del Friuli

Where knowledge, memories and traditions are a community asset

Civitella del Tronto and its Fortress

At the back of the rock ridge, an architectural gem overlooking the hills of Teramo

Vajont Dam

From historical catastrophe to resource for the land; a place of silence where nature stands supreme

Erto, or of silence

The memory of the Vajont Dam disaster, a national monument in 1976

Church of Sant'Osvaldo, Garniga Terme

A little church that plays hide-and-seek

Asiago

Rising on a plateau, the scene of the Great War, the town and war memorial of Asiago

Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park

Under a clear sky, golden fields line the steep slopes of the high mountains

Tolentino

From the Clock Tower, no less than three dials mark the times and the many lives of this village

Spoleto and its towers

"Spoleto is just a vacation of the soul" (Gian Carlo Menotti).

Martyrs' Square in Carpi

One of the largest and most beautiful squares in Italy

Primiero Fair in San Martino di Castrozza

From a small fiefdom to the historic capital of the valley

Nicotera

At the foot of the ancient noble castle, the terrace on the Tyrrhenian Sea

Square, Garniga Terme

The pond in the small mountain hamlet of Piazza mirrors the new Heart of Jesus Church

Cascia

The city of Saint Rita, between myth, spirituality and history

Shrine of St. Mary of the Island of Tropea

On a sandstone cliff overlooking the crystal clear sea, an ancient church with a modern appearance

Campli

An ancient village nestled between the valleys of the Siccagno and Fiumicino creeks

Penna San Giovanni and the Park Mt.

Park Mount, of landscapes and emotions

Thun Castle

Austere and imposing towers over the village of Vigo di Ton

Murat Castle of Pizzo Calabro

A small perched manor, a true bastion of military history

Albere Park in Aldeno

The creek flows slowly among the old trees, and mallards swim on the mirror of its ponds

Church of Piedigrotta, in Pizzo Calabro

In a cave by the sea, sacred scriptures take shape from sedimentary stone

Rocca Borgesca, in Camerino

The grandeur of Renaissance architecture crowned by a superb belvedere

Comunanza and the "Mazzumaja"

Across the bridge over the Aso River, time has stood still.

Fort Campomolon

The silence that echoes between the walls of the Venetian foothills.

Mount St. Martin

A corner of the Middle Ages, on a rocky outcrop among the waves of the Blue Mountains

Smerillo and its castle

On the "roof of Marche," an ancient castle nestled in the Apennines