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Born in Turin with the Alps on the doorstep, I learned Italy by moving through it—ski chalets in winter, seaside towns in summer, and hundreds of journeys in between. After two decades in travel, I founded ExpertoItaly so travellers could experience Italy as locals do: the right tempo, the right places, the telling details.

I split my time between Italy and London, where I live with my daughter. Each return reminds me why Italy captivates: world-class art and archaeology, layers of history, mountain-to-sea landscapes, and a food culture that still belongs to its regions. My best days are when a client says the trip felt effortless—and that a small suggestion became their favourite memory.

A quiet favourite: Pisciotta on the Cilento coast—magnificent beaches, sincere hospitality, and Marulivo Hotel, a former monastery with views that reset your day. Stay a week and you’ll be on first-name terms with half the village.

Vittorio Sciosia — Photographer & Researcher

I’m ExpertoItaly’s eyes on the ground. I photograph Italy’s hotels, villages and landscapes—from five-star retreats to family-run B&Bs—and I pair the images with real field research.

I scout independent stays, check room categories and views, test travel flows by rail and boat, and note the cafés, gardens, viewpoints and small museums that give a place its texture.

My aim is simple: to give Antonio precise, first-hand detail so your itinerary feels effortless and authentically local.

My job also takes me around the world and you can follow all my travels on www.vittoriosciosia.com