Mont Blanc, Western Europe’s highest peak, serves as a natural border between France and Italy. This majestic mountain draws climbers, skiers, and sightseers from across the globe.
The border runs through the Mont Blanc Massif, offering breathtaking vistas of glaciers, alpine meadows, and rugged cliffs. Whether you view it from Chamonix, France, or Courmayeur, Italy, Mont Blanc’s grandeur is unforgettable.
Beyond its renowned architectural marvels and gastronomic delights, Italy's flower fields, gardens, and villas stand as testament to the country's deep-rooted love affair with botany and landscape design. From the rolling hills of Tuscany awash with the hues of wildflowers to the meticulously curated gardens of historic villas, Italy’s floral heritage invites exploration and admiration.