Alfredo Ravanetti – Page 20

Roman bridges, underground prisons and medieval fortresses reveal three thousand years of history above the wooded Nera gorge in Narni.

Medieval glass meets Chagall and Kimsooja beneath a soaring Gothic nave in Metz’s extraordinary eight-century cathedral of light

Gothic glass, Roman ruins and monumental German architecture trace three thousand years of history beside the Moselle in Metz

Etruscan ruins, medieval towers and Renaissance loggias overlook two valleys from this remarkably layered hill town between Arezzo and Cortona

Cable cars climb to museums, ski runs and immense Dolomite views on South Tyrol’s remarkably accessible 2,275-metre mountain.

The Parish Church of Santa Maria Assunta — Pfarrkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt stands in the Ragen district east of Brunico’s medieval...

Medieval streets lead from Brunico Castle to Kronplatz, where mountain museums rise above the forests and peaks of Val Pusteria.

Etruscan tombs, Fra Angelico, steep medieval streets and Val di Chiana views reveal the unusually deep history of Cortona.

Colorful fishermen’s houses, handmade lace and lagoon cooking give Burano far more depth than its famous postcard streets

Soft Neapolitan dough, burrata, mortadella and spicy Italian salami meet a blazing copper oven at Miedziany Piec in Jastrzębie-Zdrój

All posts by Alfredo Ravanetti