Italy is a country to be savored slowly – and there is hardly a better way to do so than by following Italy's wine routes, between vineyards,

Every year between the end of January and February, Sicily transforms into a unique natural spectacle: the almond blossom in Sicily. The landscapes turn pink and white,

Sicily and Calabria are not only popular for their famous coastlines. Those who travel a little off the beaten track will discover hidden beaches and small coves where

Calabria is more than just sun, sea, and stunning coastlines – the region is a paradise for food lovers. Here, the culinary scene truly shines.

Catania, a major cultural city in Sicily at the foot of Mount Etna, is officially one of the ten finalists in the competition for the title of Italian Capital of Culture 2028. Together with

Basilicata is a region full of surprises: rugged mountain landscapes, mysterious villages, and nature parks that invite adventure. The Dolomiti Lucane, a mountain range, are particularly impressive.

Puglia, the sun-drenched region in southeastern Italy, is known not only for its coasts and olive groves, but also for its vibrant festivals, traditions, and music.

Southern Italy is a land full of contrasts: from the sun-drenched coasts of Sicily to the historic villages of Apulia and the dramatic mountain landscapes of Basilicata and Calabria.

Discover Italy off the beaten track: Sicily – sun, sea, and history. The island is famous for its coastal towns, baroque squares, and ancient sites. But who...