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Alpe di Siusi, Trentino South Tyrol.
2016. One of the most treasured destinations in Dolomites: it offers an insane view over the surrounding mountain ranges. There’s something breathtaking here!
Aosta & Gran Paradiso Park, Aosta Valley.
2022. Italy’s oldest national park, it’s home to hundreds of protected species of animals and extremely rare plants and flowers in one of the most beautiful areas of the Alps.
Apulia & Basilicata.
2021. Fairytale cottages, Baroque architecture and some of the best sandy beaches in Italy. This is just a hint of Puglia. Matera is otherwise the most magical hilltop town, well known as European Capital of Culture in 2019.
Bergamo, Lombardy.
My “second home” is just amazing, with its hilltop medieval citadel encircled by Venetian walls, views of the snow-capped Alps, a top-notch fine arts museum, and some of the region’s best restaurants.
Braies Lake, Trentino South Tyrol.
2017 & 2018. The “Pearl among Dolomite lakes”, is an awe-inspiring mystical lake recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It was the set of several series and movies.
Brescia, Lombardy.
My hometown! Located between two of Italy’s most famous lakes, Lake Garda and Iseo, Brescia boasts one of the most beautiful historic centres in the northern Italy, and some of the best Roman and Lombard remains.
Catania & Taormina, Sicily.
2023. Catania is brimming with its history. culture, gorgeous architecture and a wonderful atmosphere. Taormina is a charming town with a beautiful natural scenery, a must see for people all over the world.
Cinque Terre, Liguria.
2018 & 2020. Italy’s fabulous five, one of the most iconic highlight. A stretch of Riviera coastline made up of five villages: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. Feeling good and authentic.
Florence & Val D’Orcia, Tuscany.
2021. An unique experience among the colors and atmospheres of Chianti and Val D’Orcia landscapes. They have become known all over the world as the classic Tuscan scenary. It’s easy to understand why.
Genoa & Portofino, Liguria.
2018. Italy’s largest sea port, one of the busiest and most important in the Mediterranean. It’s the gateway to Portofino, where the clear sea reflects the pastel colors of the facades.
Maggiore Lake, Piedmont.
2017. One of most stunning and historically important lakes, with breathtaking landscapes, verdant nature and little masterpieces of art.
Milan, Lombardy.
The most cosmopolitan italian city, with a modern central district dominated by skyscrapers and a pretty historical quarter lined with palaces – each harbouring wonderful hidden courtyards.
Monte Bianco, Piedmont.
2017. Skyway Monte Bianco is much more than a cableway to reach 3,466 meters. It’s an idea: drawing man closer to the mountain and sky, broadening our horizons, overcoming boundaries.
Molveno & Tovel Lake, Trentino South Tyrol.
2021. Delights with magnificent views at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites for an unforgettable experience
in the heart of Trentino. Explore “the most beautiful lake in italy” for 6 years in a row!
Palermo, Sicily.
2020. Palermo is sea, food and history. Having been the crossroads of civilisations for millennia, it is deemed the most conquered city in the world.
Sardinia.
2003 & 2014 & 2016. Superlative beaches, suprising history and seadas. Yes, the sand really is that white, and the sea the bluest blue: #nofilterneeded!
Valle Anzasca, Piedmont
2017. A valley of intact nature, enchanting villages (like Macugnaga) and ancient traditions, at the foot of the impressive east face of Monte Rosa. An ascent of Monte Moro will take you at 2868 meters!
Val Passiria, Trentino South Tyrol.
2014. It’s one of the most unspoiled and scenically diverse valleys in northern Italy. The high alpine landscape rises proudly and offering breath-taking views into the mountains. It has 300 days of sunshine every year.
Val Tartano, Lombardy.
2021. The “Ponte nel Cielo” is a 234 mt long pedestrian bridge suspended 140 mt above the valley. It’s the highest Tibetan bridge of Europe, with spectacular views on the imposing peaks of the Rhaetian Alps.
Verona, Veneto.
“The city of love,” is world famous for its magnificent Arena and its association with “Romeo and Juliet.” It will charm you with its elegance, warmth and easy-going atmosphere, but don’t forget its natural surroundings.
Venice, Friuli Venezia Giulia
2014 & 2017. I never find any other word than ‘Venice.’ – Friedrich Nietzsche. The Pearl of Adriatic Sea is “just” breathtaking!
