Travel

• Turin

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  Nestled in the northwest of Italy, Turin is a city of striking contrasts – where baroque architecture meets contemporary creativity. Originally designed as a military campsite, its grid-like streets make it easy to navigate while exploring the grand squares, historic cafes, and cutting-edge galleries. With the Alps as backdrop and art around every corner, Turin is a must-visit for photographers and art lovers seeking a blend of tradition and modern flair.

• Milan

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  Milan is a city full of surprises. It’s fast-paced and stylish, but also full of quiet corners and hidden places to explore. Historic buildings stand next to modern architecture in fast–changing neighbourhoods, and you can find art, fashion, and everyday life unfolding on every street. Wander along the canals, check out second-hand markets, or take photos of cool signs and walls full of street art and character. There’s always something interesting to see. Milan is a place to take your time and enjoy the little things, always with a camera in your hand.

• Cortina d’Ampezzo

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  Cortina d’Ampezzo dances with the Dolomites, where peaks blush at dusk. Wooden chalets and alpine stalls thrum with vibrant life. A proud host of the 1956 Winter Olympics, it’s set to embrace them again in 2026. Here, sport and daily life intertwine, each moment bathed in enchanting mountain light.

• Como

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  As Lake Como shimmers in the shifting light, its still waters mirroring the mountains, you can't help but slow down. The lake's magic extends beyond the shore, too. In the back lanes of towns like Bellagio and Varenna, you'll discover stone chapels, laundry drying, and shaded piazzas that reveal a beauty more lasting than any postcard.

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