Casa Mario Lupo: Bed and Breakfast in Bergamo
The shiny name plate on my door was a good sign. It read: Atena e Zeus. I had just…
The shiny name plate on my door was a good sign. It read: Atena e Zeus. I had just…
After discovering the upper town, my tale of two cities continued in the heart of Bergamo’s Citta Bassa —…
Bergamo is a tale of two towns.
Castello Normanno-Svevo was the place of royal parties in its heyday.
Overshadowed by neighboring Pompeii, the ancient Roman seaside town of Herculaneum tells another story as “the other Pompeii.”
Wandering through Pompeii’s ghostly ruins triggered my imagination. What remained of Roman columns, cobbled streets and stone buildings – weathered by time -were clearly…
On a small headland that reaches out into the Adriatic Sea, south of where Bari’s port docks ferries and cruise…
Perched on the edge of a craggy ravine on southern Italy’s coast, you’ll find the incredibly scenic village called Polignano a Mare.
Alberobello’s small lanes are lined with cone shaped homes. It’s an eye-catching southern Italian village that will have you wondering how and why such structures were built.
A Sassi cave stay is a traditional experience you can only have in Matera, an ancient southern Italian city built into a rocky plateau.