Infrastructure and Public Buildings

Where exactly is Genoa’s Cristoforo Colombo Airport located? How far is it from the city centre, and what is the best way to reach it?

Located between Bergamo and Milan, Il Caravaggio Airport offers a range of services: here’s how big it is, what’s available, and how to get there.

Rome-Centocelle airport is not only the oldest in Italy, but also a living monument to the history of aviation in the country.

The Topolini in Trieste can be found along the northern stretch of the city's coastline. But what exactly are they? Let's take a closer look.

The size of a stadium is measured by its capacity. The facilities in Rome and Milan differ in structure and layout: but which one is the largest?

Honouring artists, historical figures, and politicians, Italy's airports are named after those who have shaped the country.

Trabocchi are wooden structures characteristic of the Abruzzo coastline. Let’s explore the origins of their name and where they can be found.

Let's discover Trieste’s Tram 2: a unique journey through history, panoramas and culture.

Discover the funicular railway that connects Como to Brunate: its history, the route and all the useful information to organise a trip on the lake.

Some of the most beautiful abandoned railway lines in Italy have been turned into hiking and cycling routes immersed in nature. Let's find out which ones are not to be missed.

The Scalinata Lardarina (Lardarina Staircase) connects Corniglia to the beach: how many steps does it have, where is it, and how to get there.

One of the most curious natural phenomena in Lazio is the Salita del Diavolo (Devil’s Ascent) in Ariccia, which seems to defy gravity. Here's what it's all about.

Discover the 10 oldest aqueducts: from Europe to overseas, let’s find out which they are.

Friuli Venezia Giulia has only one airport, Ronchi dei Legionari, near Gorizia: here are all the details.

The main airports in Sardinia are well connected to the principal tourist destinations on the island. Here's where they are.

In Italy there are two regions that have no airports: here they are.

Campania is home to two airports, which offer national and international connections. Here are the details.

From Fiumicino to Ciampino, passing through the smaller airports: let's find out together which are the airports in Lazio.

There is only one commercial airport in the Marche region, Ancona-Falconara: here is everything you need to know.

Piedmont has two main airports: let's find out together which ones they are and how to reach them.