What to see in Sutri: the Roman amphitheatre entirely carved out of the tuff, the rock-cut necropolis, the Madonna del Parto mithraeum and the cathedral crypt.
Three days in Milan between the pick-your-own tulip field, the Salone del Mobile and the Duomo rooftop terraces, with practical information updated to 2026.
What to see in Saint-Malo, Brittany’s corsair city: the ramparts, the castle with the Quic-en-Groigne tower, the cathedral of Jacques Cartier and the tides.
Visiting Berlin: Museum Island, the Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust and Wall memorials, and what is open and what is closed for works in 2026.
What to see in Orléans, the city of Joan of Arc: the cathedral of Sainte-Croix, the Maid’s house, the museums and the sites of the 1429 siege.
Aachen (Aix-la-Chapelle): from Charlemagne’s capital to a university city. What to see in a day, from the UNESCO Palatine Chapel to the Rathaus and the spa.
What to do in Lyon in a weekend: UNESCO-listed Vieux Lyon, the traboules of the silk weavers, Fourvière, the astronomical clock and where to eat in a bouchon.
What to see in Marta, on Lake Bolsena: the clock tower, the fishing village, Martana island and the tragic story of Queen Amalasuntha.
What to see in Pitigliano, the tufa town and "little Jerusalem": the Jewish ghetto, the synagogue, the Orsini palace and the Medici aqueduct in the Maremma.
The history of Rome in brief: from the founding in 753 BC to the kings, the Republic, the empire, the popes, the Baroque and the capital of Italy.
What to see in Ravenna: UNESCO mosaics, Dante’s tomb and the monuments of a three-time capital, with updated 2026 prices and practical tips.
What to see in Pisa beyond the tower: a historical and artistic walk through the city’s lesser-known places, from the Lungarni to Piazza dei Cavalieri.
What to see in Otranto: the Aragonese castle, the cathedral with Pantaleone’s mosaic, the Byzantine church of St Peter and the Salento sea.
What to see in Bruges: the Belfry, the Burg, Michelangelo’s Madonna and the museums of the Venice of the North, with tips on when to go.
What to see in Brussels in 3 days: Grand Place, the Saint-Hubert galleries, the cathedral, Manneken Pis and the Atomium, with history and tips.
What to see in Reims in one day: the Gothic cathedral where the kings were crowned, the Chagall windows, the Roman Porte de Mars and the champagne crayères.
Roseto Capo Spulico: one of the most beautiful beaches in Calabria, crowned by a medieval castle linked to the Templars and the Holy Shroud.
What to see in Dusseldorf in one day: Frank Gehry at the MedienHafen, the Rheinturm, the K20 and K21 museums, the Kunstpalast and the old Altstadt.
