Highlights
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POMPEII & HERCULANEUM
With a guided tour in Pompeii and Herculaneum, you can begin your exploration of the mystery... [continue] -
SORRENTO, POSITANO AND AMALFI
One of the most requested guided tours, Sorrento Coastline, the Amalfi Drive and Positano are... [continue] -
ANCIENT POMPEI FULL DAY
A guided tour in Pompeii holds an intense fascination for visitors. Following the eruption... [continue] -
ROYAL PALACE OF CASERTA AND NAPLES
A guided tour in one of the most prosperous and thriving provincial centers in Campania to... [continue] -
POMPEI, SORRENTO & CAPRI
Explore the ruins of Pompeii on a guided walking tour. Enjoy Sorrento with its stunning views... [continue] -
CAPRI AND THE BLUE GROTTO
A guided tour on the most popular island going out of the touristic flows, avoiding lines and... [continue]
Pietrelcina
The heart of Pietrelcina is placed on a little hill of calcareous rock, and it's called: “La Morgia”. It's the quarter “Castello”, the old center of Pietrelcina. This is the place which listened the wailings of Francesco Forgione (the future Padre Pio). This is the place that saw the little Francesco Forgione to grow up and run for the little courts and lanes. “He had the first air, the first breath and the first milk, at Pietrelcina”. It's happens like our Lord Jesus: “You are Blissful, o Betlem, because you saw to be born Jesus Christ”. Why Betlem must be blissful? Because, Jesus had the first air there. Why Pietrelcina must be blissful? Because “Padre Pio”, this man which will be, a day, a Saint of the Christianity, breathed the first air, the first oxygen, the first nitrogen, the first milk, the first smile, the first light, the first song of birds, here at Pietrelcina. His feet touched this land as a first land. His little hands picked up these little stones as a first ones. His eyes look at these images as the first ones. Yes, Pietrelcina. You are a Saint town”.
Tailor made Tours
- Pietrelcina and Father Pio
- Visit on a guided tour the small town of Pietrelcina, here was born and grew up the greatest saint of the 20th century, Father Pio. Many years later he said “All is happened there”. [read more]


