Off the Path Itineraries - Friuli Venezia Giulia July 2021 Since the Covid19 pandemic is not over, we still must keep distancing, so this year, for our summer holidays, we have chosen to visit one of the lesser visited regions of Italy, Friuli Venezia Giulia. Located in the north-east of the italian peninsula and ranked fifteenth out of twenty in 2018, it would rank lower positions if it weren't for the Austrians and Germans who flock to the beaches of Lignano Sabbiadoro and Grado in the summer. Our itinerary includes four nights in Pasiano di Pordenone, four nights in Aquileia

Food and Wine Mini Marathon in Franciacorta March 2022 On the occasion of my specialization course for Food and Wine Tourism Specialist  I am participating in an educational trip in Franciacorta, in the Brescia and Lake Iseo area. Summary Day 1 |Visit to the historic center of Brescia, lunch at 21 Grammi restaurant, transfer to Castenedolo and visit to Peri-Bigogno cellars, dinner in Darfo Boario Terme, overnight in LovereDay 2 | Boat tour of Lake Iseo, lunch in Peschiera Maraglio, Visit to the La Vela oil mill in Marone, Visit to the Ricci Curbastro winery in FranciacortaDay 3| Visit to

24 hours in Naples January the 6th 2022Day 1 | Guided tour of the San Carlo Theater, Visit to the historic Aquarium, a walk in Via Chiaia, Piazza dei Martiri, Via dei MilleNaples has a special place in my heart. It's the city where I lived the most beautiful and lighthearted years of my childhood and I always go back  willingly to discover new spots and see my closest friends.With the excuse of a birthday to be celebrated with the family, we will treat ourselves to a lunch with an amazing view of Mount Vesuvius. This time we  go by

An e-bike ride on the Appian Way in Rome November 2021 An e-bike ride from the X­th mile to Caecilia Metella's Tomb The Appian Way, also known as Regina Viarum, is one of the oldest and most historic roads in the world. Built starting from 312 BC. it was one of the main arteries of the complex Roman road system, about 540 kilometers long, from Rome to the port of Brindisi. About 4 metres wide to allow for the passage of two wagons, along the route there were rest stations that guaranteed accommodation and change of horses approximately every 10

Extra Virgin Olive Oil Experience September 2021Today we go to Poggio San Lorenzo (Rieti) in the Sabina region near Rome, for a very special experience, the extra virgin olive oil tour. The village, just 540 inhabitants, is the last and highest olive village in the area. It is at 650 m a.s.l. Above this altitude, olive trees cannot be cultivated. In the Middle Ages, in this area, the Capofarfa oil mill was built on the remains of the walls of  Laberia Crispina's villa, from the Roman era, and since 1600 the Agamennone family has been cultivating and reproducing the olive tree