Bari’s Castello Normanno-Svevo

Castello Normanno-Svevo was the place of royal parties in its heyday. (more…)
Castello Normanno-Svevo was the place of royal parties in its heyday. (more…)
Overshadowed by neighboring Pompeii, the ancient Roman seaside town of Herculaneum tells a similar yet different story as "the other Pompeii." (more…)
Wandering through Pompeii’s ghostly ruins triggered my imagination. What remained of Roman columns, cobbled streets and stone buildings - weathered by time -were clearly once part of a thriving and beautiful city. (more…)
On a small headland that reaches out into the Adriatic Sea, south of where Bari’s port docks ferries and cruise ships that sail between Mediterranean destinations, sits the Barivecchia. (more…)
Perched on the edge of a craggy ravine on southern Italy’s coast, you’ll find the incredibly scenic village called Polignano a Mare. (more…)
Cone shaped structures fill the lanes of Alberobello, an eye-catching village that will have you wondering how and why such structures were even built in the first place. (more…)
A Sassi cave stay is a traditional experience you can only have in Matera, an ancient southern Italian city built into a rocky plateau. (more…)
Visit Matera and you will feel like you’ve been transported back to biblical times. This atmospheric cave town, carved into a canyon, sits on a chalky plateau – a place that is quickly surging as a destination to experience. (more…)
During a weekend in Milan you get a sense of the northern Italian city's vibe, an exciting place for fashion, style and industry. On day one we found ourselves on the most fashionable street in the world, a sky high cathedral and in the heart of a buzzing nightlife district. (more…)
We experienced Milan nightlife without one fancy club or trendy bar. In the design and fashion capital of the world, we somehow stumbled into the thick of a lively open-air party flanked in front of a historic church. (more…)