Alba is Italy's truffle capital. It's also the heart of a major Italian wine-producing area, where Barolo, Barbaresco, Asti Spumante, Cinzano and Martini and Rossi (just to name a few wines) are made. It's the center of Italian chocolate country too, as the headquarters of the multinational... Read More

An affluent and older community, Asti clings strongly to the sense of tradition and community that represented the Italy of the early 20th century. Known as the capital of Italy’s sparkling wine industry, and the most famous producer of spumante. it is also home to an antique Palio horserace,... Read More

This overnight trip to the "Cradle of the Renaissance" will give you a taste of the finest of Italian art and culture. Marvel at the public sculptures, view the infamous David statue, sip local wine while feasting on home made pasta and peruse the trendy shops in the heart of Florence. Art is... Read More

Claimed as the most beautiful of the Italian lakes, Lake Como has attracted visitors from around the world for centuries and is known as a top destination for many rich and famous vacationers. You'll become enchanted by the charming, mountainous shoreline and sun-kissed natural beauty that Lake... Read More

Visit Italy's richest city and fashion capital. Stroll through the fashionable Navigli district, window shop or take a piece of Milan with you. Stop in many of the elegant cafes throughout the city to have a drink and listen to live music. Among the many historical treasures the city has to... Read More

The Queen of the Adriatic has changed little since the medieval era when it ruled a Mediterranean empire spanning all the way to Constantinople. The riches of that empire are still evident in the illustrious palaces, churches, and bridges of Venice. Your visit here will show you the many sides... Read More