Matera is one of the most fascinating places in the world. The Sassi, a World Heritage Site, tells the thousand-year old history of mankind. For centuries, these dwellings were carved out of stone. T...hover to read more

The sculptors from Matera

Many exceptional minds have contributed to the region's cultural background. Pythagoras lived and died in Metaponto. Horace, born in Lucania, was one of the greatest poets in ancient Roman times. Las...hover to read more

Basilicata and its People

From being the land of exile and of robbers to become the perfect set for films. And its double name, Basilicata and Lucania, indicates an ancient vocation, intertwined with the history of its places....hover to read more

Basilicata Aerial Tour

Basilicata's territory stretches out between the Ionian and the Tyrrhenian sea. The region is an archaeological reserve of immense historical interest including treasures such as the Stones of Matera,...hover to read more

Basilicata Culture

Crystal-clear sea and kilometres of white sand characterize Pisticci, which lies on the Ionian Sea, and Maratea, the Tyrrhenian Sea's pearl. Potenza, capital of the region, encompasses the National A...hover to read more

Basilicata and Its Cities

Emilia Romagna: traditions and flavors from two historically separate regions, each with its own rich culinary culture. Many of its products are symbols of our country: from Reggiano Parmesan cheese t...hover to read more

Emilia Romagna Food

Palermo

Cefalu

If there is one dish that best represents Italy the world over, it’s pasta. In every part of Italy pasta is considered not just a food stuff but something for bringing people together. Pasta wh...hover to read more

Pasta

Calabria, the tip of Italy’s Boot. Three large parks: Sila, Pollìno and Aspromonte. More than 700 kilometres of shores bathed by the Ionic and Tyrrhenian seas. Bays, coves and the charming b...hover to read more

Calabria Aerial Tour