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From ancient Greek temples to opulent Baroque palazzi, discover how Siracusa has evolved through sturctures that whisper tales of the city's rich and ever-evolving past.

From Parisian cafes to the jungles of the Sierra Gorda, Surrealism found a vibrant second life in Mexico in the post-war period, shaping Mexico's landscape, culture, and artists.

Originating in Moorish culture, ceramic tile facades have become emblematic of Lisbon. Katie Wright discovers how a 500-year-old artistic tradition has shaped the city.

Myths from Ancient Greece still play a central role in Sicilian culture, reinforcing long-standing beliefs and habits that encourage Sicilians to live in the moment and savor the present.

Nero’s residence, once Rome’s most opulent building and then buried and forgotten, was found by Renaissance artists 1500 years later. Explore the preserved halls built for the Roman Empire's most controversial ruler.

The Medici transformed Florence into an open-air museum. Take a tour of Florence’s Renaissance architecture through the heritage of the Medici.

Imagine scaling an active volcano – by train! In Sicily, a historic narrow gauge railway runs all around Mount Etna, connecting the villages on its slopes up to an altitude of 1,000 meters.

From the 16th century, British aristocrats began visiting Italy setting the foundation for the modern tourism industry.