Quick Answer: Puglia, Italy, also known as Apulia, is the heel of the boot. The Adriatic is on one side, the Ionian on the other. Bari is the capital and busiest airport, and Brindisi is second. Book a car, aim for May, June, September, or October, and let the Italians have August. Rome’s fine. Venice, […]
The air of the Basilicata hills doesn’t merely feel still; it feels weighed down by the absence of people who haven’t been there for sixty years. As Rome grapples with the madness of 2026 tourism, there’s another type of movement taking place in the country’s “ghost towns”. They’re no longer just ruins for photographers. They […]
There’s a particular sound you hear in Italy when money is in the room. It’s not the obvious sounds, such as the roar of sports cars or the popping of champagne corks. I mean the quieter signals. A hotel door that shuts with a soft, heavy click, a private boat engine humming low on Lake […]