Borghi, arte e storia minore
Si occupa di borghi, centri storici, chiese e siti archeologici: paesi sotto i mille abitanti e architetture fuori dalle guide turistiche ufficiali.
Venosa, birthplace of the poet Horace, shelters an Aragonese castle, a Roman archaeological park, and the haunting Benedictine Incompiuta church.
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Valpelline is the heartland of fontina DOP: a quiet valley of alpine pastures, rural trails, and authentic mountain flavours far from the tourist trail.
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Étroubles weaves the Via Francigena, contemporary sculptures set among its lanes, and the authentic stillness of the Gran San Bernardo valley.
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San Daniele del Friuli is far more than its celebrated DOP prosciutto: this hilltop borgo is home to the Guarneriana, one of Italy's oldest libraries.
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Crenellated towers, chivalric frescoes and a storybook courtyard: the castle of Fénis is the most dramatic medieval jewel in the Aosta Valley.
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The Forte di Bard commands the valley with world-class art and mountain museums, while the medieval borgo at its feet preserves an intact and silent charm.
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Gressoney-Saint-Jean reveals the Walser culture through centuries-old timber houses, Castel Savoia and the majestic panoramas of Monte Rosa.
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Issogne hides a Renaissance courtyard with a wrought-iron pomegranate fountain and frescoes vividly depicting daily life in fifteenth-century Aosta Valley.
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Troia, on the Tavoliere plain, holds Puglia's finest Romanesque rose window and a bronze door cast in 1119, a masterpiece almost nobody visits.
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