Author: Editorial
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Southern Tuscany Travel Itinerary: Val d’Orcia
Val d’Orcia is one of the most breathtaking valleys in Tuscany, a fascinating land where nature and impressive landscapes frame small towns, ancient churches and isolated monasteries, and the great horizons of the hills alternate to old castles and towers. Its five municipalities – Castiglione d’Orcia, Montalcino, Pienza, Radicofani, San Quirico d’Orcia – surround the…
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3 days in Siena, how to enjoy a nice travel experience
Siena is a very popular destination that boasts a long list of attractions and specialties; therefore I planned a 3 days itinerary to have a fulfilling travel experience during my last stay there. I’m sure that Siena isn’t a “hit and run” destination, although Florence, its historical rival, has more monuments and museums. The town…
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The Difference Between Aviation and Automotive Accidents
Unless you fly often, or are a pilot, you probably don’t think very much about small craft aviation accidents. In fact, unless one hits the news, like a JFK Jr.’s plane crash, you probably don’t think about them at all. And, even then, you probably don’t consider some of the legal aspects of the accident.…
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Design Itinerary : Milan
One of the Italian destinations where tourists are increasing is Milan: this isn’t a surprise because Milan is the main financial center in Italy and, above all, the city of fashion, industrial design and contemporary art. Milan, therefore, isn’t only a destination for conferences and business meetings, but a place where you can spend a…
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Montepulciano – how to get there and enjoy yourself
Many people love Tuscany but only frequent travelers went to Montepulciano, a small hilltown in province of Siena that I visited a couple of months ago. I liked very much Montepulciano and I think that here lives the authentic Tuscan spirit, gentle and reserved at the same time, a gift for who prefers tourist destinations…
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Blue Flags in Sardinia
This year the Sardinian beaches awarded with Blue Flags by FEE (Foundation for Environmental Education) are six: this is an important international certification because FEE is a non-profit organization and Blue Flag criteria include stringent standards for water quality, safety, environmental education and information. Sardinia gained the tenth position for Blue Flag beaches in Italy…