Turin’s Porta Palazzo: Europe’s largest food market

Europe’s largest open-air market in Piazza della Repubblica, with food pavilions, iron-and-glass architecture, global ingredients, and Saturday’s Il Balon antiques and second-hand market.

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Villa Necchi Campiglio: Milan’s most elegant secret

A beautifully preserved 1930s villa in Milan where rationalist architecture, refined interiors and everyday life remain intact — one of the city’s most rewarding quiet visits.

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Greek Naples and Posillipo: From Parthenope to Pausilypon

Trace Naples from the Greek settlements of Parthenope and Neapolis to the ancient coastal landscape of Posillipo, Pausilypon and Gaiola.

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Roman and Medieval Naples: Reading the Historic Centre

Walk through Naples’ Roman street plan, early Christian foundations and medieval churches, with a practical route through the Centro Storico.

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Vicenza: Palladio, Villas & Time to Explore

Understand Vicenza through Palladio’s architecture, the Teatro Olimpico and Villa La Rotonda, with practical advice on visiting the city and its nearby villas.

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Brescia: a day of Roman history, city squares and good food

Explore Brescia’s Roman archaeology, Santa Giulia, painting collections and castle, with a practical plan for a cultural day alongside the Italian lakes.

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