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Valentine’s Day is approaching and you’re still short of ideas? Don’t panic! This year, forget the usual box of chocolates and surprise your sweetheart with an unforgettable experience: a romantic train journey to a charming city.
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Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet, is not only a romantic destination for couples but also a delightful place to explore with kids. With its charming streets, ancient monuments, green spaces and fun attractions, Verona offers a wide range of family-friendly activities that blend culture, play, and discovery. Whether you’re planning a weekend escape or a longer stay, here’s how to enjoy the city through the eyes of your little travelers.
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December transforms Bergamo into a veritable winter wonderland, especially during the enchanting festivities of Santa Lucia. This celebration, dedicated to children, illuminates the city with twinkling lights, festive rides, and the warm glow of candles.
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Don’t know what to see in Mantua? Start from Palazzo Te and Palazzo Ducale: we have five great reasons to visit them together, especially if it’s your first trip to the city.
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Would you like to visit Cremona in a day? In your itinerary, don’t fail to include Town Square, the Torrazzo, the Violin Museum, and a taste of nougat!
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What to see in Padua, to amaze your better half and entertain your children? The Museo della Specola, home to the ancient Astronomical Observatory of Padua!
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The sea is not Cileto’s only jewel, it has natural parks, archaeological sites, and medieval villages. Come with us and discover five places to visit in Cilento that will leave you absolutely breathless!
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Here are the must-see stops if you want to visit Parma in a day: follow us on a tour of the center, enjoying history, art, and, of course, great food!
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A trip to the city’s hills or an adventure in its hidden dungeons? Visiting Brescia is a real discovery, from the heights to the depths. The choice is yours!
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Naples is one of those cities that makes an impression immediately. It is intense, layered, vibrant, and full of contrasts in the best possible way. In just two days, you can experience historic streets, monumental squares, unforgettable food, artisan traditions, sea views, and the unique atmosphere that makes the city unlike anywhere else in Italy. This itinerary is designed for travelers who want to see the essential highlights without rushing too much, while still leaving room to enjoy the rhythm, character, and spontaneity that are such a big part of Naples.
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From the Town Hall to the Estense Castle, from restaurants to bicycles: here’s how to visit Ferrara and what to see on a weekend.
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From walks in the most intimate gardens to dinners with two: here’s how to spend Valentine’s Day in Rome and things to do for a romantic weekend.
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Are you on a business trip or traveling with friends in Lombardy’s capital? Make note of these four ideas for your Milan evenings!
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You can certainly visit Padua in a day, but here are five reasons to stay in the city for a full weekend. A hint. A chicken and a bike.
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True, you’re not as restricted as when flying, but you still can’t bring the kitchen sink! Here’s how to pack for a weekend getaway if you’re leaving by train.
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Naples Underground offers a captivating journey through time, revealing a hidden layer of the city that few get to see. From ancient aqueducts to wartime shelters, every corner of this subterranean world tells a story of Naples’ rich and diverse history. Add this unique experience to your itinerary and discover the hidden treasures beneath the streets of one of Italy’s most vibrant cities!
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You can find many family-oriented entertainment options In the shadow of Turin’s Mole Antonelliana. Make a note: we have some great tips on things to do in Turin with children!
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The Canal Grande and more: if you return to the Lagoon, it is worth knowing which museums to visit in Venice. Italo’s top three are international, marine and glass showcases.
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