Italy’s Hidden Seaside Gem: €3 Pints, Ancient Ruins, and Beaches You’ll Have to Yourself Let everyone else fight over flights to Naples and overpriced Aperol in Positano.

Why this ancient Italian city with golden beaches and €3 beers is still off the tourist radar — but not for long.

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The Italian Island Hiding a Sunken Roman City, Hot Springs & a Castle in the Sea

Ischia: The volcanic paradise with Roman ruins underwater, free hot springs, and a medieval fortress you can walk to.

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The Quiet Revolution Happening in Southern Italy (That No One’s Telling You About)

Hidden seaside hotels, untouched coastlines, and the most peaceful places in Campania, Basilicata, and Puglia.

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I Went Back to Puglia After 25 Years — And Found the Dream Was Real

Golden coves, cliffside towns, handmade pasta... A return to Italy’s heel unlocks memories, flavors, and the quiet charm I never forgot.

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Why Thousands of Americans Are Ditching Big, Bloated Weddings for Something Far More Magical in Italy

Destination weddings in Italy are exploding — and it’s not just about romance. It’s about unforgettable experiences, jaw-dropping venues, and once-in-a-lifetime memories.

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In Palermo, Tourists Aren’t the Problem — They’re the Plan

While Venice pushes tourists out, one forgotten Sicilian neighborhood is using them to come back to life.

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75,000 Tourists in One Weekend: What Really Happened in This Tiny Italian Town

The day 75,000 people flooded a town built for 8,000 — and why it’s a turning point for travel in Italy.

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Hidden Beneath the Waves: Italy’s Underwater Christ and the Battle to Preserve Him

A haunting bronze statue lies beneath the sea near Portofino — and every year, divers fight to save it from vanishing forever.

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They Want to Bulldoze Her Home for a Bridge No One Asked For

A €13.5B mega project is threatening to destroy homes, divide communities, and disrupt nature — but locals aren’t giving up without a fight.

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Positano: The Stunning Italian Town You’ll Love — Until You See the Crowds

Instagram made it look like paradise. But for one American family, it turned into a stressful, overcrowded mess.

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Cicero. Politician. Orator. Killed in 43 BC. His body long gone. But his bathhouse? It’s still here.

What a 2,000-year-old Roman bathhouse teaches us about legacy, branding, and building beyond the algorithm.

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An Unexpected Seaside Opportunity: What’s Happening in Castel Volturno and Why You Should Pay Attention

What’s changing in Castel Volturno and why it deserves a second look

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