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With @Invespino we discovered Tuscany on a perfect 7 day road trip by Vespa.

Elegant, noble: reserves corners of an unmistakable splendour. Between islands and villas, gardens and enchanting landscapes, we spend two weeks on Lake Maggiore.

An insanely beautiful rugged stretch of coastline winding its way from Salerno to Sorrento, the Amalfi Coast is like nowhere else in the world. Spilling down the hillside to an azure champagne-like sea, its colorful, UNESCO-protected villages hemmed by soaring cliffs and intertwined with fragrant lemon groves, sparkle like charms on a bracelet.

Deep in the south east of Italy, making up the ‘heel’ of Italy’s boot, Puglia, or Apulia as it’s also know, is a fascinating melange of diverse historical and cultural influences, all coming together to create a wonderfully harmonious whole.

From Eternal Rome and other timeworn metropolises to the country’s smaller student cities, there’s endless urban beauty in Italy’s open piazzas, ornate fountains, decadent churches, bustling markets, outdoor cafes, and winding alleyways strung with laundry lines. Bastions of history, safe-keepers of art, culture and cuisine, every Italian city is rich with delights waiting to be explored.

Castellaro Lagusello is a fortified little town that is reflected in its heart-shaped lake surrounded by the landscape of the Morainic hills and wineyards. It is impossible to get lost, given that the town is really small and there is a single central street, from which short side alleys branch off.

Located in the Bay of Naples, Procida is one of the most beautiful islands on the southeastern coast of Italy. This tiny island is just four square kilometres and can easily be explored on foot.

In its location facing Lake Orta, the small town of Orta San Giulio is a one of the top destinations in the Piedmont region.

Clinging to a rock face directly overhanging the lake, the Hermitage of Santa Caterina del Sasso is certainly one of the most charming sights of Lago Maggiore.

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