Even better, you can actually stay as a guest in some of those majestic Italian castles. ... As you twist and turn along the roads that head away from Rome, ...

Hiking, cycling, swimming - everything is possible in the hills of Langhe Roero. But most people also come to the northern Italian region for the famous Barolo wine and the food. TRAVELBOOK reveals ...

More than 30 of Italy's finest fortresses, manors and palaces are inviting visitors to take a free tour this weekend as part of an annual celebration of Italian castles. This year's National Castle ...

Due to an abundance of rundown treasures the state can no longer afford to keep up, Italy is offering up 103 free farmhouses, castles, towers, convents, monasteries and villas. There is, of course ...

Italy is giving away more than 100 historic castles, farmhouses and monasteries for free in an effort to breathe new life into its disused public buildings.

Paying a visit to the Langhe Monferrato Roero area – a Unesco-protected site where renowned Italian wines like Barolo, Nebbiolo, and Barbera are produced –is a must for foodies and oenophiles.

Northern Italy is a region where history, culture and nature collide, offering travellers a captivating mix of medieval castles and outdoor adventures. From the towering peaks of the Dolomites to ...