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Coming from Canterbury and France, pilgrims on their way to the Tomb of Peter during the Middle Ages crossed Italy along a bundle of paths known today as Via Francigena, more than 900 kilometers from the Alps to Rome. Reportage (text+photos) in the July 2009 issue of the National Geographic Italy
  
 
 




 

The story of a man who has chosen to live in nature, walking barefoot, and the place where he lives - Val Grande - a park in Piedmont considered the largest wilderness area in Italy. Reportage (text+photos) in the National Geographic Italy (January 2009)


  



 
 








 

In Ethiopia, cradle of humanity, with one of the highest percentages of blind and partially sighted people in the world, two Italians non profit organizations - Iapb and Cbm - build wells, support schools and clinics. Reportage (text+photos) in the National Geographic Italy (November 2008)		  
         
 






 

In the cultural capital of the Arbëreshë, Albanian speaking Italians, a music festival is celebrated every year, an opportunity for identity. Reportage (text+photos) in the National Geographic, Italian edition (October 2007)


  
         
 














 

The civilization of Venetian Villas, from Petrarch to the today owners, the last Lords of Italy. Reportage (text+photos with Alessandro Barteletti) in the National Geographic, Italian edition (June 2007)		  
         
 








 



After eleven years of restoration, the opening of Noto cathedral, a masterpiece of Sicilian Baroque. Reportage (text+photos) in the National Geographic, Italian edition (March 2007)