The Dori, Greek settlers who founded the city of Ancona in 387 B.C.E., settled here because of the possibilities offered by its natural port. The coast here bends around in an elbow shape, hence the name Ancona (the…
Juliet’s Tomb is located in an underground crypt, next to the cloister of 12th century Convent of San Francesco al Corso in Verona The crypt houses an open red marble sarcophagus that recent tradition holds is Juliet’s…
Due Sorelle Beach is perhaps the most beautiful and charming on the entire riviera. It takes its name (lit. ‘two sisters’ beach) from the two sea stacks crowning its northernmost point, beyond which there is the Cava…