Enrico: 696 books

Leggere è un’esperienza all’aria aperta La nuova collana in collaborazione con il C.A.I. Camminare è un modo di respirare e di conoscere, un ritmo con cui si sceglie di vivere, una trasformazione costante. È una via per incontrare gli altri superando confini, pregiudizi, inibizioni....

Certosa di Pavia is the name of a famous monastery complex in Lombardy, Italy, situated near a small town (in Province of Pavia) with the same name. Certosa is the Italian name for Charterhouse, which relates to the cloistered monastic order. The late medieval (northern Italian gothic) Certosa...

Guide to the traditional cuisine of Sicily. Includes more than 30 recipes with photos and detailed instructions.

Coffee is, after petroleum, the second product on the world market for exports, the volume of its market of about $ 10 billion. In its cultivation, processing and sale are occupied about 25 million people in the southern hemisphere. They base their survival on this activity, and depend on the price...

2019 edition This guide covers a short two-day visit to Rome, Italy. There are extensive descriptions and color photos of the attractions for you to use during your stay. The guide is ideal for use on your smartphone or your tablet, it contains active links to the websites of...

2019 edition "For me, Bolzano - Bozen is a mountain transformed into a city. The moment you move, it changes appearance. You edge forward, and the profile is different, you go back and discover new faces. It speaks different languages. At its heart, it is an actor, enchanting and contradictory,...

You don’t need a car to escape from the business, the traffic, the congestion, the fog in wintertime and the afa, the humid heat, in summer, of the city to get to a wonderful world of lakes, mountains, castles and good food: just take the train and, sometimes, the boat as recommended in this itinerary...

This is a guide to a multi-days trip in the Italian Po River Valley. It starts with a visit to Milan, then to the Bergamo Alta, Brescia, the Iseo Lake, Lovere, Iseo, the Franciacorta, the Garda Lake, Desenzano, Sirmione, Mantua, Verona, Vicenza, and Treviso. It then goes to Venice. There are...

This e-guide covers a visit to the wine region around Rome: the "Castelli Romani", with visits to Zagarolo, Montecompatri, Frascati, Marino, Colli Albani, Colli Lanuvini, Velletri. There is a descripton of several routes around the region: a walk itinerary, an itinerary through the...

You don’t need a car to escape from the business, the traffic, the congestion, the fog in wintertime and the afa, the humid heat, in summer, of the city to a wonderful world of lakes, mountains, castles and good food: just take the train and, sometimes, the boat as recommended in this itinerary...

This is a guide to a multi-days trip in the Italian Riviera. It starts with a visit to Milan, then to the Charterhouse of Pavia, to continue through Portofino, Camogli and the San Fruttuoso Abbey. It then goes to Genoa and Savona before heading North through the vineyards of the Langhe and reach Turin. There...

It is no mistake that Bellagio is called the "pearl" of Lake Como. It is undoubtedly the most famous resort on the lake. For centuries, Bellagio's scenic location has enchanted artists and writers, not only from Italy but also from abroad. It is situated on the tip of a headland that divides...

Vigevano is a jewel of medieval architecture; in addition to being the capital of shoemakers. This is a guide for a one-day trip from Milan to Vigevano, the town of the shoes with medieval historical monuments. You don't need a car; it's even better if you don't use one but use the train. There...

Mantova (Mantua), the capital of Matilde di Canossa and of the Gonzaga family, is an enchanted island surrounded by three lakes formed by the Mincio. The impressive scenography of the Gonzaga period, the marvelous frescoes of the Mantegna family, the fabulous inventions of Giulio Romano in the Tea...