Potenza is the capital city of the southern Italian region of Basilicata and is also the highest situated provincial capital in Italy. It can be found on a promontory between two valleys. The main artery of the bustling city center is a narrow street Via Pretoria, part of which is a pedestrian zone. Piazza Mario Pagano, Potenza, Basilicata by Carmar89
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Do you love the Godfather trilogy? Of course you do, as everyone must! This Gangster drama was inspired by the eponymous novel by Mario Puzo in 1972 (its first part), and is still among the top 10 movies that have ever been made. Let’s remember a small hilly town and a bar with fly curtains hanging as you enter the
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Ischia is the main city of the Italian island with the eponymous name – Ischia. It is divided into two parts – the historic one is called Ischia Ponte and industrial one is Ischia Porto. The city, which is situated on the east coast of the island, is home to about 16,000 inhabitants. Both parts of this city are very
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Parma is a small provincial town, located between Milan and Bologna. It is becoming a popular destination over the few recent years. Tourists are coming here to admire not only historically interesting part of the city, but also to enjoy a quiet and carefree atmosphere that is steeped in Parma all around. Although no records of the town establishment have
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One of the most scenically beautiful in Valpolicella, the valley of Marano strikes visitors for its amenities. A series of hillocks characterizes, in fact, the environment, shaped into gentle slopes, on which rises, but also round, the bulk of Mount Castelon, witnessed intense volcanic activity that had to affect the valley Secondary end of the era and the first half
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