Abruzzo, known as the greenest region in Europe, is situated between the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea. The journey then continues into Molise, where one can expect one exciting experience after another.

The Veneto region offers a wide variety of landscapes: from the towering peaks of the Dolomiti to the beaches of the Adriatico, from the shores of Lake Garda to the tranquility of the Po Delta, through valleys rich in culture, traditions, and history, such as those of the Brenta and Adige rivers. It's a land of cities with a rich history and a dynamic, lively, and vibrant present.

A landscape dominated by rolling hills covered in vast wheat fields, towering mountain ranges with dense forests, and coastlines with steep rocky cliffs or long, sandy beaches. This is our island, Sicilia.

Here, the colors of the land merge with the azure of the sea. Whitewashed villages cling to high cliffs, and historic centers are filled with artisan shops. Houses are perched on rocky outcrops, and watchtowers gaze out over the sea.

A region with breathtaking views that blend the beauty of the sea and mountains, offering pastures for herds and where small towns preserve ancient traditions. The people of Campania have been appreciated worldwide for their creativity, originality, and patience.

Basilicata is a relatively small region, but it constantly surprises travelers along its roads. It offers a continuous transformation of landscapes where villages and castles appear small and defenseless against the unstoppable force of nature.

The long history of Calabria tells the tale of many civilizations that settled on its territory over millennia, leaving behind traces in the remnants of ancient cities or in the languages spoken by groups of the present-day population.