Don’t miss the opportunity to travel to Italy to discover all the wonders it has to offer. From pristine nature and quaint villages to sunny beaches and a thousand other enchanting places to add to your itinerary, every destination in Italy is a unique experience to be fully enjoyed.
Landscapes that will take your breath away, centuries old art and architecture that will spark your interest, and delicious local cuisine and fine wines that are sure to impress — your trip to Italy will be nothing short of unforgettable.
Each Italian region offers something unique and well worth exploring. From the snow-capped peaks of Veneto, to the sunny beaches of Calabri, each has its own climate and landscape, and a diversity that is reflected in the food, architecture and even the language spoken. Here are a few favorites:
THE ETERNAL CITY
A walk through the streets of Rome is a stroll through History with a capital H. As one of the most popular destinations in the world, it offers and almost demands endless new discoveries, thanks to the enormity of its artistic heritage. As a matter of fact, it is home to two capitals in one city: the Italian capital and the home of the Pope in the Vatican, a place of universal pilgrimage to St. Peter’s Square.
A BLEND OF ART, CULTURE & NATURE
A predominantly hilly and mountainous area, but one that wins the hearts of travelers from all over the world – with its wonderful sea and cities that each possess a charm of their own. Sicily is a picture-perfect island characterized by the indelible marks of the people who have lived there and have helped make it the unique blend of art, culture and nature.
FOR PEOPLE WHO LOVE THE SEA
For travelers in search of the opportunity to relax by the sea, yet still enjoy a social scene, a trip to the lovely islands of the Bay of Naples is definitely one for the bucket list. We’re talking about Procida, Ischia and Capri. A long weekend is ideal for enjoying the striking beauty on display on these three islands.
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