Castello Aragonese, Italy: Off The Beaten Path
Suspended between air and sea, Castello Aragonese is a city in the sea. Sitting atop a volcanic rocky islet protruding from the northern end of the Gulf of Naples, the Aragonese Castle offers incredible views of the island of Ischia,
Villa of Tiberius, Italy: Off The Beaten Path
Just outside of quaint coastal town Sperlonga in Italy, you'll find the Villa of Tiberius: a series of terraces facing the sea, and home to an ancient Roman sea grotto and the spectacular Sperlonga sculptures. With an archaeological museum on
Quartiere Coppede, Italy: Off The Beaten Path
With so many popular neighborhoods to explore in Rome, do not miss the picturesque Quartiere Coppede: an enchanting square with charming architecture and eclectic details. Looking like it was built for a film set, Quartiere Coppede has the Old Roma
The Colossus of Villa Demidoff, Italy: Off The Beaten Path
Sitting in apparent anguish, the Colossus of Villa Demidoff, also known as Colossus of the Apennines, is a giant outdoor sculpture that seems to grow right from the rocky ledge it sits on. Located just outside of Florence, the Colossus
Isola San Giulio, Italy: Off The Beaten Path
Peeking up out of Lake Orta, just 400 meters from shore, the fairytale Isola San Giulio emerges from the rippling waves in the form of a beautiful and quaint village. With soaring mountains as the backdrop, and with picturesque architecture
La Scarzuola, Italy: Off The Beaten Path
A surreal and magical place, with hidden chambers and mysterious symbolism, La Scarzuola is a fairytale convent with an evocative atmosphere. From extravagant mosaics to looming gargoyles and the all-seeing-eye, this 16th century monastery-turned-haunting-wonderland is characterized by an astronomical and
Baia, Italy: Off The Beaten Path
On the northwest shore of the Gulf of Naples, there's an enchanting glimpse of history in the depths of the sea: The Archeological Marine Park of Baia. What was once a thriving holiday resort for the ultra-wealthy Romans, Baia was
