Liguria Travel Guide

This story originally appeared on Fortune.com.Some brands have their fans—and then they have their superfans. Apple has legions of fanboys (and fangirls... Read More

This week, the mayor of a tiny hamlet in Liguria, Italy, announced a plan to repopulate his shrinking village. In a now-deleted Facebook post, Mayor... Read More

UPDATE, May 11, 2017: The mayor of Bormida has insisted this was "only a suggestion," and rescinded the offer after some 17,000 people expressed... Read More

The early 2016 news that Cinque Terre would be imposing caps on the number of tourists allowed to access the picturesque towns was "just a provocation,"... Read More

Cinque Terre comprises five small towns (hence the name, which translates to “Five Lands”) on the western coast of Italy in the region of Liguria, just... Read More

Last year 2.5 million tourists made their way down the steep winding trails to Cinque Terre—the five picturesque fishing villages perched on the cliffs... Read More

Skin-care companies are taking a locavore approach, producing goods with a strong sense of place.Just as chefs are increasingly careful about knowing... Read More

We have good news and bad news.We’ll unload the bad news first: forecasters are predicting that the northern part of the United States may still have... Read More

From historic chills to cold fronts that won’t quit, winter’s bitter grip seems tighter than ever this year—and according to groundhog Punxsutawney Phil... Read More

We were feeling good. We arrived at our apartment in the town of Lerici as the sun was going down. Above: tiny wisps of cloud lit from beneath like pink... Read More

 The before/after photographs are harrowing: in the first, a postcard-perfect Italian village, with pine-green shutters and lemon and rose façades,... Read More

Mario Anfossi isn’t widely known as the Basil King of Italy—that’s just a sobriquet my friends and I came up with for him—but his farm, Azienda Agraria... Read More

Emilia-RomagnaDon’t miss the graffiti scrawled on the walls by war prisoners at the 900-year-old Torre Prendiparte (from $508), in Bologna. Once home to... Read More