1. Percorso gastronomico e turistico passeggiando tra regioni italiane

2. Italy Tourists come to Italy because it is rich in art, architecture and history. There are many differences among the regions but the rich cultural heritage unifies them. Il Belpaese, as Italy is often referred to, offers excellent food and wine, beautiful landescape, ideal climate and a wide choice of accommodation. Tourists can visit art cities, try their hands at pottery or blowing glass, learn Italian, look after their body and soul in the spas and do a wide variety of sports activities.

3. Northeast Italy is an enchanting area to explore thanks to the variety of attractions and resorts it offers. The landscape is characterized by the snowcapped Dolomites and modern skiing resorts. The Basilica di San Marco is a beautiful church located in Venice which was built in Byzantine style. The Arena di Verona is a splendid anphitheatre in Verona, the second biggest Roman amphitheatre in the world. Palazzo Ducale is a majestic building located in Venice considered a masterpiece of Venetian Ghotic architecture.

4. The Cappella degli Scrovegni is a spendid church situated in Padua which offers frescoes by Giotto. Castelvecchio is an impressive castle located in Verona which dating back to the 14 th century.

5. The northwest offers several beautiful sights: the high peaks of the Alps, habitat of rare flora and fauna, the low-lying areas of the Padana Plain and the undulating shoreline of the Mediterranean Sea. The Duomo ofMilano is a great Gothic cathedral located in the centre of the city. The Mole Antonelliana located in Turin is considered as the eiffel tower. The Certosa is a monastery in Pavia which includes a church with a magnificent Renaissance facade.

6. Tuscany is dominated by the city of Florence, considered the cradle of Renaissance art and culture, with outstanding palaces and museums. This area includes: Pisa with leaning tower famous in the world. Siena with Piazza del Campo is one of Europes greates medieval squares. Florence : Florence's most famous square is Piazza della Signoria, the heart of the historic center and a free open-air sculpture exhibit. The Loggia della Signoria holds some important statues including a copy of Michelangelos David. The piazza has been Florence's political center since the middle ages and Florence's town hall, the medieval Palazzo Vecchio, sits on the piazza. The palazzo contains elaborately decorated public rooms and private apartments that can be visited. Around the piazza are cafes and restaurants.

7. Gubbio offers consuls palace which was built by Gattapone. Assisi with Basilica di San Francesco wich offers beautiful frescoes by Giotto Perugia boasts the beautiful Fontana Maggiore stands in the main square. This 13th C fountain contains reliefs by Nicola and Giovanni Pisano. Orvieto houses the Orvieto Cathedral is one of the city's top tourist destinations. Completed in the late 13th C.

8. Museo archeologico Nazionale is a famous museum located in Naples which home to remains of Pompei. Mount Vesuvius is the classic symbol of the magic Neapolitan landscape overlooking the stunning sea of this beloved and dreamt peace of gulf, is one of the smallest active volcanoes in the world. A trullo is a simple dry-stone- walled building with a domed roof topped by a cone located in Apulia. They are dotted around the green Valle d'Itria, and in Alberobello the town's large clusters of white- washed trulli create an unusual and memorable scene.

9. Sardinia is located to the west of Italy and is surrounded by the Mediterranean sea. The region enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot but windy summers and mild winters. The landscape is characterized by a beautiful and varied coastline and an unspoilt sea. In the north the coastline is rocky while in the south is low and sandy. Among the principal tourist sights are the Maddalena Island and the Costa Smeralda. In the center there are majestic mountains such as di Punta La Marmora and Bruncu Spina. The region is dotted with over 7,000 Nuraghe, cone- shaped buildings dating back to the Stone Age.

10. The Valley of the Temples is a beautiful archeological sight which contains the beast GreeK remains.

15. Cheese, salami, dried fruit and wines

16. The cheese most consumed is the Fontina Valdostana DOP; Typical dish of this region is the Fonduta, based on melted cheese; A wine to match is Valle dAosta wine.

19. Rice, beef, cheeses and wines

20. The most famous recipe is Brasato al Barolo; Barolo is a red wine DOCG that gives particular features to the dish.

23. TYPICAL PRODUCTS dairy, meat and cereals

24. Its the principal ingredient of Rice Milan style; a great match to this dish is the Oltrepò Pavese Pinot Nero wine.

27. TYPICAL PRODUCTS Cheese, salami and wines

28. A famous cake based on apples is the Strudel; A perfect wine to match is Alto Adige Moscato Rosa wine.

31. TYPICAL PRODUCTS Cheese, rice, red radicchio and white asparagus

32. To this dish we can match a Bardolino wine.

35. TYPICAL PRODUCTS Meat, salumi, Goulash and beans soup

36. An important recipe is Frico, based on potatoes; A good wine to combine is Colli Orientali del Friuli Pinot Bianco wine.

39. TYPICAL PRODUCTS Olive oil, honey, wines and a wide range of sauces, like Pesto

40. A perfect wine to combine is Cinque Terre wine.

43. TYPICAL PRODUCTS Balsamic vinegar of Modena, Parma ham, Parmigiano Reggiano and Piadina

44. If we are going to stuff it with savoury products we can drink Lambrusco di Sorbara wine; If we are going to stuff it with sweet products we can drink Albana di Romagna wine.

47. TYPICAL PRODUCTS Pecorino, bread, extravirgin olive oil

48. TYPICAL PRODUCTS Ham, honey, cannellini beans, mushrooms and lard

49. We can match the Chianti Colli Fiorentini.

52. olio extra vergine doliva umbro Lenticchie di castelluccio cicerchia farro di Monteleone

53. - Montefalco Sagrantino D.O.C.G - Torgiano Rosso Riserva D.O.C.G. -Orvieto

56. TYPICAL PRODUCTS Ham of Carpegna, Ciauscolo, salami of Fabriano, sausages of liver and spicy pecorino

57. The most important recipe is Brodetto allanconetana; A perfect wine to match is Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC.

60. Caciocavallo silano (DOP) Fagiolo cannellino from Atina(DOP) Nocciola romana (DOP) Homemade bread of Genzano (IGP)

61. Cesanese del Pigiolo (D.O.C.G) Est!Est!!Est!!! (D.O.C.) Tarquinia (D.O.C.) Zagarolo (D.O.C.) Moscato di Terracina (D.O.C.)

62. Campania

64. The tomato Piennolo of Vesuvius The "Fico bianco del Cilento" The lemons of Sorrento Mozzarella di bufala Campana CERTIFIED PRODUCTS

65. TAURASI GRECO DI TUFO FIANO DI AVELLINO WINES

68. Carciofo spinoso di sardegna dop SEADAS Bottarga di muggine

69. -Vermentino di Gallura D.O.C.G. -Vermentino di Sardegna D.O.C. -Moscato di Sardegna D.O.C.

72. CERTIFIED PRODUCTS Pecorino Siciliano The Arancia Rossa of Siciliadefinition Oil Valdemone

73. The only DOCG wine is the "Cerasuolo", born in 1606 CERASUOLO DI VITTORIA

74. PUGLIA

76. THE TYPICAL DISHES ARE… Orecchiette with turnip greens Zeppole Cavatielli with mussels

77. THE MOST IMPORTANT WINES ARE… Rosso Cerignola DOC Galatina Valle dellAsso DOC