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Italy · Southern Italy
Southern Italy, many worlds held close.
Travel through mountain parks, volcanic ground, long coastlines, rural traditions and islands with identities of their own.
Italy
Southern Italy, region by region.
Explore eight regions through the landscapes, living cultures and journey styles that make each one distinct.
Mountain parks, villages and pastoral foodways
ON THE HORIZONAbruzzo
Cross protected mountains, high villages and a coast connected by enduring pastoral traditions.
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Coastal landscapes, farm culture and distinctive architecture
ON THE HORIZONApulia
Travel through white towns, ancient groves and coastlines shaped by trade, agriculture and strong local identity.
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Rock-cut cities and remote southern landscapes
ON THE HORIZONBasilicata
Enter a less-traveled south through Matera, mountain villages and landscapes whose histories remain visible in the earth.
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Mountain interiors, long coastlines and layered food culture
ON THE HORIZONCalabria
Move between clear water, mountain interiors and communities shaped by distance, resilience and distinctive food traditions.
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Archaeology, volcanic landscapes and coastal food culture
ON THE HORIZONCampania
Meet Campania through Naples, volcanic ground, ancient sites and a food culture inseparable from place.
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Small-scale rural Italy and mountain traditions
ON THE HORIZONMolise
A little-visited region of pastoral routes, mountain communities and an Adriatic edge that rewards unhurried travel.
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Island landscapes, archaeology and active coast
ON THE HORIZONSardinia
Look beyond the beaches to ancient stone, mountain villages and a culture shaped by distance from the mainland.
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Layered civilizations, volcanic landscapes and food
ON THE HORIZONSicily
Travel through volcanic ground, layered cities, orchards and coastlines shaped by centuries of exchange.
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