Fabrizio Vaghi
Fabrizio, ingegnere di professione, viaggiatore per passione. Classe 1983, appassionato di videomaking, regista e attore teatrale, blogger per caso, con l'hobby del fai da te, divulgatore di cultura tramite le sue creazioni "Vaghi per il mondo" (sito web di viaggi e associazione culturale) e "Pronti Partenza...Via" (rubrica turistica dedicata all'Italia, all'arte, alla storia e agli approfondimenti), on-line su youtube.
CastellArquato: journey into the Middle Ages
The region is Emilia-Romagna, the province Piacenza, the scenery that of the Val DArda, the village: CastellArquato. Having geolocated the destination of this adventure, we can set out to discover it. We immediately find ourselves immersed in a medie...Read more...
Dolceacqua: like a painting by Monet
What does the great French painter Monet, an exponent of Impressionism, have to do with a quiet village in the Ligurian hinterland? It is a story as simple as it is fascinating, I will tell you in brief. Dolceacqua is a village in the province of ...Read more...
Courmayeur and Mont Blanc
In the collective imagination Courmayeur is, like many other mountain resorts such as Cortina dAmpezzo and Sankt Moritz, a winter resort destination to rely on to undertake high-altitude skiing. To dispel this myth, I wanted to visit and read up o...Read more...
Conegliano: not only wines
Naming Conegliano will most likely be a quick mental association with the famous Prosecco, a DOCG white wine produced on the hills of this locality in the province of Treviso, as well as in the other geographical area of Valdobbiadene. In fact, t...Read more...
Fontanellato and the Sanvitale Fortress
Fontanellato is a small town in the lower Parma area. It was surrounded by a moat, and at its center stands a castle, also surrounded by a moat, a sort of concentric circles of water, denoting the richness of the river basin of these lands purely for...Read more...
Udine: un taj di chèl bon
What drives me to arm myself with a camera and shoot Italy documenting all its beautiful facets? The passion I have for reportage, a good preparation, propensity and lots and lots of patience. These are the ingredients that pushed me to create Pronti...Read more...
Discovering Verona
Pronti Partenza Via, returns with its documentary series to show you and describe the most beautiful Italian cities darte. Verona is certainly one of the most visited and among the best known in the world, perhaps because of its name linked to the Sh...Read more...
Discovering Parma
I want to tell you about a city known worldwide for its gastronomic products, but at the same time an Italian art city with a rich history and unique treasures, nestled in the placid Emilian plain on the banks of the river of the same name: Parma. ...Read more...
Discovering Aosta
There is a saying that all roads lead to Rome, and that is where I want to take you in this new installment of Pronti Partenza Via, but not to the Capital, but to the so-called Rome of the Alps: Aosta. How come this appellation? Take a look at this i...Read more...
Discovering Bolzano and Merano
December, time for parties, time for Christmas. On this joyous occasion there are many art cities in Italy that are tinged with the bright colors of Christmas illuminations and entertain with events and markets. But what are the true and original Chr...Read more...
Discovering Cremona
The journey to discover the most beautiful art cities in Italy continues, Pronti Partenza Via this time takes you to one of Lombardy's capital cities, and if you have the patience to watch the episode and read the article, you may discover a city ric...Read more...
Discovering Alba
A warm greeting from the Langhe, the fertile land of Piedmont where our journey through art, culture and gastronomy continues. In the last article I told you about the grape varieties of Lombardy, and continuing along this road, I have come to the la...Read more...
Discovering the wines of Lombardy
Dear art lovers today let's talk about wine! You may wonder what art has to do with wine. Watch this special installment of Ready to Go, read the article and you will find out. We dedicate a special to wines because they are one of the typical things...Read more...
Discovering Varzi (Pavia)
The aim of Pronti Partenza Via is to promote the most beautiful places in Italy from a tourist point of view, but it does not want to limit itself to tracing portraits of only the art cities that make our country loved and envied abroad; the desire i...Read more...
Discovering Perugia
This month we take you on a journey of discovery through Umbria's capital city to the rhythm of jazz. Relax, make yourself comfortable and enjoy this episode: savor the art kept in the National Gallery, the architecture of the mighty city palaces and...Read more...
Discovering Vicenza
For those like me who are always on the lookout for cities of art, and architecture is the main driver of interest, they will surely find in Vicenza light for their eyes. Well, so says UNESCO, which has included it in the World Heritage Site precisel...Read more...
Discovering Brescia
Are you ready to discover another art city of our beautiful Italy? Then follow us on this virtual itinerary through the streets of Brescia, one of the largest cities in Lombardy, as well as one of the richest in history, starting with its glorious Ro...Read more...
Discovering Mantua
The journey to discover the most beautiful cities in Italy continues. Spring has arrived, the most favorable season for organizing short trips out of town, searching for treasures darte and pleasant locations where you can spend happy hours alone or ...Read more...
Discovering Treviso
The journey of "Pronti Partenza...Via" to discover Italy's most beautiful art cities continues; we remain in the Veneto region to talk about Treviso, the joyous and amorous city, born as Venus from water. These two definitions are certainly not just ...Read more...
Discovering Padua
Dear readers, we are pleased to present a collaboration that we hope will be beautiful, useful and interesting for you: as of today, in fact, Finestre Sull'Arte and Pronti Partenza... Via di Fabrizio Vaghi are collaborating to take you on a journey o...Read more...
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Hall-Wattens, in the Tyrolean mountains nature hikes and fascinating medieval towns
Redazione - 30/04/2024 -
Touring the Rognosi Mountains, in a little-known and unspoiled corner of Tuscany
Redazione - 30/04/2024 -
Austria, in the Saalfelden Leogang region nature, traditions, music and adventurous experiences
Redazione - 23/04/2024 -
The treasures of Sant'Agnese in Agone, a sumptuous baroque temple in Rome
Andrea Fusani - 21/04/2024 -
Entrepreneurs and art patrons of today's Tuscany: who they are and what they do
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta - 16/04/2024 -
Portrait of a patron between Rome and the Apuan Alps: cardinal Alderano Cybo
Fabrizio Federici - 05/04/2024
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