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A mystical place between legend and history.
Atop a hill stands a rock of remote meaning and shape
Unveiling the Shadows of Athens: where Socrates' imprisonment ignites the philosophical flame
Thingvellir: where the ancient Althing took place
Discover hidden gems and unseen places in the fashion capital of the world
One of the oldest bridges in the world
Trees with a height of 30 meters grow through the roof of this miraculous church.
Discovering the visual deception created by the renowned Renaissance architect Donato Bramante
A unique place related to Alessandro Manzoni, the eternal poet and writer of "I Promessi Sposi" (The Betrothed)
Every day cars and pedestrians pass by, unaware of this ancient battlefield.
"San Bernardino alle Ossa", a place with a strong death connotation.
An ancient pandemic site that, in the Milanese tradition, it is still a name that conveys darkness and terror.
A place uniquely connected to the goddess of love
Among the narrow streets of Paris, a house with a unique past stands out.
The Milanese call it 'La Tosa', and its meaning goes back to a brutal event in the city's history
A peek into the abandoned village of Vathia.
A special bridge in Torcello, in the heart of the Venetian lagoon
Immense boulders in memory of a mythological past
Eight imposing unique sculptures guarding a peculiar building in the centre of Milan.
A lonely magical abbey stands isolated and hidden on the rocky Ligurian coast.
A place veiled by the innocent appearance that hides blood and intrigue.
On a hilltop in the region of Lazio lies the village of Anagni, where a violent act changed the fates of empires.
Also known as “Hot Gates”, is one of the entrances to Hades, where a handful of men faced the world's largest army
An extraordinary finding in one of Milan’s neighbourhoods.
A mythical story of passion, deeply rooted in the greek tradition of Syracuse.
“Point zéro des routes de France” is the reference point for distances from Paris, but the story tells much more.
Legend has it that the devil lived in Milan, with his own house at Palazzo Acerbi, in Corso Di Porta Romana n.3.
A figure of St. Bartholomew with a cruel detail.
According to an ancient tale, the foundation of Milan has a peculiar connection with a wild animal.
