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Milan in the Lombardian region of Italy was once a city of waters and in the past just as rich of canals as Venice. The majority of these canals are drained or covered today, while a few are left untouched and visible – mainly in the area of Porta Ticinese, where the two great Navigli [...]
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While walking around the centre of Milan, it is hard to believe that the city was, in Medieval times, an important port, with a whole network of canals used to transport goods in and out of the city and the surrounding region of Lom... Read Post

While many people go to Italy to explore the wonderful cities of Rome, Florence, Venice, and Milan, there many off-the-radar cities also worth discovering. One of these cities is Basilicata, which Seattle, Washington, filmmaker Matt... Read Post

Milan is the capital of Lombardia and best known as an economic and financial center. It’s the richest and most populous region of Italy and also the second largest in the country. Founded by the population of the Insubri in the 6th... Read Post